The Texas Tribune is launching a network of community newsrooms to engage more Texans with reliable local information.
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Fifteen years ago, The Texas Tribune reinvented the business model for public service journalism. Our journalism filled a gap in Texas policy and politics and its impact on the regions of Texas. We have changed the discourse in the state. The models for these newsrooms won’t be the same, because the needs of our different communities aren’t the same. In some places, we’ll create new newsrooms. In others, we will build newsrooms based on strategic partnerships with other outlets to leverage existing resources that can provide a broader and stronger news product. If there’s an opportunity to acquire a news outlet in transition and build on its work in support of a community, we will do that.
The Texas Tribune has already helped newsrooms across the country learn how to build a model similar to ours. Through the Texas network, we will offer support services — fundraising, marketing, human resources, technology, legal and business support — so the local newsrooms can focus on what they do best: telling the stories of their communities.More than 12,000 readers support our independent Texas journalism.We are excited that the American Journalism Project has made a $2.
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