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In New Bedford, career journalists looking to shine a new light


In New Bedford, career journalists looking to shine a new light
By Gal Tziperman Lotan Globe Staff,Updated April 10, 2021, 2 hours ago
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Barbara Roessner, founding editor of The New Bedford Light, says she wants her new organization to be an integral part of the local community.Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff
The first priority at The New Bedford Light, a nonprofit news organization launching this spring, sets an ambitious course: a broad accounting of what the pandemic has done to the coastal city of 95,000, and how it can recover.
“We are collecting data, we are talking to folks on the ground,” founding editor Barbara Roessner said in a recent interview. “We are attempting to understand what we lost, how we move forward, what’s happened to the culture of the community, the culture of the neighborhood, when gathering places have shut down and some may never open up again.” ....

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How two nontraditional newsrooms in Vermont are winning readers


How two nontraditional newsrooms in Vermont are winning readers
Could their examples hold the key to fixing ‘The Expanding News Desert’?
By Mark Shanahan Globe Staff,Updated December 28, 2020, 12:44 p.m.
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Anne Galloway wondered if her journalism career might be over.
It was January 2009 and the Sunday editor of the Barre-Montpelier Times Argus was among 16 employees abruptly laid off when the newspaper’s owner slashed positions in a round of budget cuts.
“I knew I wanted to stay in journalism,” says Galloway. “But there weren’t many jobs in the offing.”
Or any. All over Vermont, the story was the same: Newspapers were downsizing as readers in ever greater numbers were getting their news for free on the Internet, and advertising revenue — which sustained print journalism for two centuries — had dwindled to a trickle during the recession between 2007 and 2009. ....

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