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Ned Berke

  • Program Director, Center for Cooperative Media, Freelance
New York
As seen in: Medium, Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Chief Strategy Officer @BlueLenaLLC - Growing audiences & revenue for local, regional, niche and investigative news orgs. DMs open. journa.host/@nberke
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Forging a path from solutions journalism to reader revenue

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By Ned Berke
| Solutions Journalism Network
Why publishers can expect to attract loyal readers likely to pay with stories that go beyond problems and focus on responses Solutions Journalism Network’s previous research shows that stories that focus on responses to problems can increase readers’ intention to become civically engaged and impact the public discourse.
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These 5 Georgia local news outlets will need your help after the national media’s post-election exodus

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By Ned Berke
| Medium
“Papers — magazines” and also news sites. In fact, mostly news sites. All eyes are now on the state, but after today they’ll turn away and these publications will continue the work of informing and uniting their communities. Google “Georgia Runoff” right now and there will be more than 82 million results, and the “Top Stories” will be from national names like The Washington Post, The New York Times and CNN.
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These 4 Georgia local news outlets will need your help after the national media’s post-election exodus

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By Ned Berke, Max Ufberg Verified, Mark Glaser, Jessica Lynn
| Medium
“Papers — magazines” and also news sites. In fact, mostly news sites. All eyes are now on the state, but after today they’ll turn away and these publications will continue the work of informing and uniting their communities. Google “Georgia Runoff” right now and there will be more than 82 million results, and the “Top Stories” will be from national names like The Washington Post, The New York Times and CNN.
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