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Nate Kelly

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Phoenix
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Chief Digital Officer at @cityofmesa | Pulitzer-winner on @USATodayNetwork team | MBA from @ASU | Husband | Father to 2 pups | @Huskers | RTs ≠ endorsements

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Nate Kelly’s Biography

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Nate is the Vice President of Publishing for Oovvuu and a former Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist. He's worked nearly every job in television from live truck operator to news anchor and is now uniquely focused on making video more engaging and profitable for digital publishers. He currently manages North American and European publisher partnerships, global content licensing, and an international newsroom of journalists who are focused on providing editorial value and revenue to newsrooms.

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Federal judge finds Trump violated free speech by ordering NPR defunded

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By Nate Kelly, Christopher Nichols, Andrew Sawyer
| LinkedIn
Today's ruling is a decisive affirmation of the rights of a free and independent press — and a win for NPR, our network of stations, and our tens of millions of listeners nationwide. The court made clear that the government cannot use funding as a lever to influence or penalize the press, whether as a national news service or a local newsroom. Public media exists to serve the public interest — that of Americans — not that of any political agenda or elected official.
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Learn, improve and advocate — help expand accessibility in outdoor recreation Original

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By Nate Kelly
| MetroWest Daily News Verified
Outdoor accessibility faces challenges regarding distance, affordability and fundamental barriers for people with disabilities. Organizations can improve outdoor accessibility by learning from one another, improving existing spaces, and advocating for continued improvements. Funding opportunities like the Municipal ADA Improvement Grant Program can help municipalities evaluate and plan for accessibility improvements.
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Municipalities Must Consider Climate Change Impacts in Comprehensive Planning Process

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By Nate Kelly, Bonnie Phillips Verified
| ecoRI News Verified
As an increasing number of cities and towns undertake the task of long-term planning, it’s easy for us to be distracted by current political shifts or worse, to second guess our priorities. For close to two decades, issues related to climate change have slowly but surely moved from the fringes of public discussion to more mainstream consideration.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Production assistant at KLKN

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

Everything is faster. Everyone is easier to reach. Anyone with a smartphone has a voice...for better or worse.