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community-centered journalism, as they call it — in Philadelphia, where both of them are based. Their case involves two neighborhood projects with deep community involvement: Germantown Info Hub and Kensington Voice. They were interested in two particular wrinkles to this community-based approach: One, what does this look like in historically marginalized communities, one majority Black and another majority Latinx, where distrust in the news media runs deep after decades of stigma and dist...

A study of court reporting in the UK has concluded public funding should be considered to safeguard the ability of local newspapers to be the eyes and ears of the public. After interviewing 22 journalists from across the UK about their court coverage, Richard Jones of the University of Huddersfield warned any reduction on the current provision would have a “huge impact on open justice”. His paper, published in the academic journal Journalism Practice, concluded that some form of public subs...

That? >> it is hard to say who the sources are for the "new y times." once the documents start floating around d.c., it is a case of a trump lawyer who wrote that passed it an lolong to a fd for review and the friend gives it up to "the new york times." leaves a couple months to a trail tied back to them. when i get a good tip from someone. they say wait a couple days. once the information starts circulating, it will not look like it came from me. thats a standard journalism practice. >> in the ...

>> and so, jonathan, you know, there is some history, right? theres significant history between the white house press corps in particular and the president, how a bond, a relationship is built. sometimes, its also ten wouous. we saw that with george w. bush. we saw that on occasion with president clinton. but what is your expectation of how the relationship will begin and perhaps how it will continue? >> im willing myself to be hopeful, but im afraid that that hope will turn out to be misplaced....