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Four people who have participated in civic journalism initiatives discussed the impact of those efforts.
By Joyce Gemperlein Special to the Pew Center Little that occurs in the St. Paul
Orlando Sentinel Editor Tim Franklin addressed more than 100 participants in Tampa on Feb. 23
Huntington, WV The Herald-Dispatch, West Virginia Public Broadcasting The paper created a virtual Web
By Jan Schaffer Pew Center Executive Director Around the country, we are seeing some new
By Deb Halpern Wenger Special to the Pew Center The signs are good. The economy
By Elissa Marra WXXI Director of National Programming Question: What will it take to get
By Ken Sands Interactive Editor The Spokesman-Review Ryan Green was in his Air Force Academy
By Pat Ford Staff Writer Pew Center At KQED.org, visitors can “plan” their own small
By Dave Iverson Executive Director Best Practices in Journalism In Dallas, KERA-TV’s Rick Thompson wants