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Tag: Community Media Workshop
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Shaping up—and renaming—the Community Media Workshop
Community Media Workshop is now Public Narrative. The new name comes with new ideas about its role in Chicago journalism.
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The double life of Darryl Holliday, Chicago’s award-winning news drawer
The DNAinfo reporter talks about his day job and his passion for illustrated news.
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Susy Schultz takes over at Community Media Workshop
Chicago’s Community Media Workshop names a new leader.
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Community Media Workshop announces its newest Studs Terkel Award winners
Community Media Workshop announces its newest Studs Terkel Award winners.
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Chicago journalists are planning a benefit to look out for their own
Journalists practicing solidarity
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Mayor Rahm meets the people no more
Mayor Emanuel ends the age-old tradition of taking his budget on the road to the people
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Tomorrow morning: An opportunity to understand violence in Chicago
Chicago Headline Club is sponsoring a meeting Thursday for journalists who want to understand youth violence better
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Chicago sites unite
Chicago news websites unite to offer advertisers a million-page-view market
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Lenz, Olivo, Lydersen Win Terkel Awards
Lenz, Olivo, and Lyderson are named to received this year’s Studs Terkel Awards.
Posted inNews & Politics
The Silver Lining Party
Despite costly losses at the polls, the Illinois Greens insist they aren’t blue.
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Net News in Chicago: Still Poor, Still Striving
A new report on online journalism in Chicago says audiences are rapidly growing but hardly anyone’s getting paid.
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Big Print Is Cornering the Online News Market, the Community Media Workshop Reports
The dailies’ websites dominate the Chicago market, Community Media Workshop reports.
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Is This the Future of Chicago Journalism?
The Chicago Community Trust is scattering half a million dollars in seed money to support 12 innovative local journalism projects. It’s a new program, Community News Matters, funded by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation ($250,000) and the John D. and Catherine T.MacArthur Foundation ($100,000) as well as CCT; spokesperson Vivian Vahlberg says […]