Non-profit news site ProPublica goes live
ProPublica, the not-for-profit news website focusing on investigative journalism, has gone live. Editor-in-chief Paul Steiger and managing editor Steve Engelberg welcomed readers to the site yesterday...
View ArticleAfter 250 job cuts, LA Times leading reporters head to ProPublica
Last week LA Times, one of the biggest employers of journalists in the US, announced that it would be dispensing with the services of 150 of them as part of a total 250 job losses at the paper....
View ArticleReportr.net: Blogging from International Online Journalism Symposium
If you’ve got the time, you can follow the live updates from the International Online Journalism Symposium at UT Austin in Texas, via the event’s live-stream (you have to download the relevant...
View ArticleNieman Journalism Lab: Questions for a ‘new class of cultural institution’
Jim Barnett, currently researching non-profit news, has a few questions for the executive editor of the non-profit investigative journalism organisation ProPublica, outlined in a post on the Nieman...
View ArticleProPublica figures reveal several half a million dollar salaries
Paul Steiger, the editor-in-chief of non-profit investigative news site ProPublica earns a salary of $571,687 (approximately £366,701), according to figures reported by the organisation to the IRS. In...
View ArticleProPublica: How we got the government’s secret dialysis data
Today, US non-profit ProPublica begins publishing the findings of a long-term investigation into the provision of dialysis in the US, which will also be published by the Atlantic magazine. In an...
View Article#news2011: ProPublica model ‘not feasible’ as commercial venture, says...
A commercial version of ProPublica is not “feasible at present”, its editor-in-chief told the Global Editors Network news summit today. The US investigative news site, which relies on funding from...
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