A $20 million news investment in Houston, NPR develops a new standards handbook, and a surge in newsroom unionization

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Weekly roundup — Reasons to be optimistic about news in 2022, Chicago’s ‘local news rebirth,’ and meet API’s new executive director

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API’s new executive director, how protests influence police reporting, and the pandemic’s effect on science literacy

The American Press Institute, an affiliate of the News Media Alliance dedicated to helping news publishers navigate and adapt to organizational and industry change to sustain journalism, today announced it has hired Michael D. Bolden as its new Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer. Bolden, currently the director of culture and operations at the San […]

Media leaders’ optimism, ideas for navigating newsroom change, and a divisive meme goes viral

The American Press Institute is excited to announce that Shay Totten has joined our team as Newsroom Success Manager. In his role, Totten will work with the Metrics for News team, supporting publishers in their use of analytics to inform content strategy. Metrics for News is a product of the American Press Institute. The highly […]

Reporters restricted in the Iowa Senate, the impact of The Athletic’s sale on local news, and Americans’ views on free speech