Journalists must prioritize solutions, writes @RayBoydDigital: “Storytelling — especially that of the local variety — has to be created in the spirit of serving communities and enriching lives.” https://t.co/zbiSrnqtKz
Daisy Yang of @metrochinese and New Mainstream Media writes that the news industry needs product thinkers to reimagine the definition of news. https://t.co/Jovf8MmINc
We must continue to break down silos, eliminate bad habits, and get out of our comfort zones in order to create new models for local news, @PhillyInquirer product manager Nadya Tan writes https://t.co/4Jb3FCNcZt
Access to local news is a right, @KarlaValley says: “I envision a future where access to equitable coverage of your community is as central to your home as electricity.” https://t.co/NXha7ScZrw
. @JeseniaDeMoyaC writes that journalists need to get personal with their communities to learn what kind of news and information they need https://t.co/BQBBoCzFjE
Thank you for everything, Cheryl. I’m super grateful for all that you’ve done for me, my career & all the strings behind the scenes you’ve pulled that have allowed me to shine 🙏🏾
@_AaronEaton has been a star in this constellation from the beginning. He's garnered so many OTHER fellowships. Philly is lucky to have him and this is only the beginning!
. @_AaronEaton: “We must explore new and creative ideas about how we tell stories, test new business models, and push individuals from non-traditional journalism backgrounds to step into the industry” https://t.co/PbHPpS7OeH
Out of eight Reynolds Journalism Institute fellows two are part of the @lenfestinst Constellation News Leadership Initiative. Congratulations to @emmacarew and @_AaronEaton on the fellowship. Read more about it here: https://t.co/ps2JzDehnN