Weekly roundup — Engaged journalism’s role in business models, spyware vulnerabilities for journalists, and inside the Facebook leak

How to incorporate history in local news, API partners with KPCC/LAist on engaged journalism program, and Trump’s letter

Fact-checking for subscribers, how to depoliticize coverage, and a way to fill “image deserts”

Starting a ‘meme team,’ when to fundraise with other news orgs, and evaluating sources’ power

How to cover systemic issues that can result in bias, the collaboration behind the Pandora Papers, and making podcasts visual

Weekly round-up — Reflect and serve new communities, new paths into news, and how audiences value fact vs. opinion

The American Press Institute is excited to announce that Kamaria Roberts joined our team as Deputy Director of Local News Transformation on Monday, Oct. 18. In her role, Roberts will work with the Table Stakes Local News Transformation Program, an innovative yearlong change management program supported by the Knight-Lenfest Local News Transformation Fund. The Table […]

The case for fewer newsletters, new owners revive small Gannett papers, and the New York Times wants its own audio app

The American Press Institute is seeking an Executive Director who will be a passionate and inspirational advocate for API’s work to advance an innovative and sustainable news industry. In partnership with the Board of Trustees, staff, and key external stakeholders, this person will build upon the organization’s momentum and strong foundation to lead its strategic […]

The Atlantic’s new model for newsletters, how to practice ‘deep listening,' and a network for climate journalists