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Bene Cipolla

New York
As seen in: LinkedIn, Medium, The New York Times, Quartz, Chalkbeat
General bestower of order onto chaos. Org/content consultant and coach. Previously: @Chalkbeat @Birchbox @Howcast etc. Loves: local news, eating, college 🏀

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Well it’s been an interesting couple of weeks. Two big things happened: I gave a high stakes speech and I took a new job. I delivered a TED Talk last Saturday at TEDx Warrenton about the nonprofit… | Scott Elliott | 58 comments

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By Jordana Cole, Maria Olsen, John Keilman Verified, Bene Cipolla
| LinkedIn
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Announcing the Chalkbeat Student Takeover

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By Bene Cipolla
| Chalkbeat Verified
Dear readers, Today, on Juneteenth, I am so proud to announce a new project to elevate the voices of young people: the Chalkbeat Student Takeover. Since May 25, the day a police officer killed George Floyd, we’ve gathered several times as a team to reflect and share. One Black colleague talked about his fatigue at continuously seeing people like him unjustly killed.
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A Future Without the Front Page

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By Steven Waldman, Charles M. Sennott Verified, Bene Cipolla, Sarah Alvarez
| The New York Times Verified
The most aggressive response to the collapse of local journalism has come from hundreds of upstart news outlets that have formed over the last 15 years. We asked several industry innovators — three founders of local digital operations, and the architects of a program aimed at bringing legacy newsrooms into the digital era — to share their visions of what local news can look like without a local newspaper.
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