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Adriana Lacy

  • Chief Executive Officer, Field Nine Group
Philadelphia
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CEO, Field Nine Group. Big on Boston, Penn State, sports, emerging technology and journalism. Usually on a plane.

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Adriana Lacy’s Biography

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Adriana Lacy is an audience engagement editor at the Los Angeles Times. She is a recent graduate of the Pennsylvania State University where she double majored in journalism and African American studies and earned a certificate in sports journalism.

Adriana is a writer, photographer and social strategist whose work includes the topics of race, sports, politics, as well as breaking news.

Adriana Lacy’s Journalist Portfolio

The questions Comey dished off to Bob Mueller

The questions Comey dished off to Bob Mueller

It's not his problem anymore.

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Senior Column: For the Glory, For the Future - The Underground

Senior Column: For the Glory, For the Future - The Underground

Whether it be the way this town comes together almost every Saturday in the fall or the family feel that perm…

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Suicide prevention resources

Suicide prevention resources

Warning signs of suicide include feelings of hopelessness, increased drug or alcohol use, and withdrawal from…

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Adriana Lacy

Adriana Lacy

Adriana Lacy is an audience engagement editor at the Los Angeles Times.

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Sons of Ben merch line embodies Union's "exceptional" bond with supporters

Sons of Ben merch line embodies Union's "exceptional" bond with supporters

When a group of soccer fans joined forces in 2007 to create the Philadelphia-area supporters group Sons of Be…

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Articles

Leveraging social platform features for deep-impact creator collaborations

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By Adriana Lacy
| American Press Institute
News organizations in 2025 are increasingly partnering with content creators to reach audiences on social media. The strategy makes sense: nearly 4 in 10 adults under 30 get their news from influencers, according to Pew Research. By collaborating with popular creators and using platform-native engagement tools, news outlets can build community and trust in new ways.
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Type Media Center Annual Celebration 2025

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By Adriana Lacy
| Type Media Center
Type Media Center’s 2025 Annual Celebration Honoring Kica Matos was held on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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We Asked to See Your Reporter’s Notebooks. Here’s What You Shared

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By Adriana Lacy
| Nieman Reports Verified
A recent story in Nieman Reports explored a shift in journalism: the decline in use of the classic reporter’s notebook. As digital tools become more sophisticated, offering features like automatic transcription, cloud storage, and AI-assisted note-taking, spiral-bound notebooks risk fading into obsolescence.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

audience at the new york times

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Well, I wish the answer was yes.

How is social media changing news?

It's making way for a lot of misinformation. But in the same breath, it's given journalists a way to connect with their readers.