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Deputy Managing Editor, Innovation & Development for @PhillyInquirer. Michigan native, New York apologist. Journalist with time at local & global news orgs.
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Journalism needs a rebrand

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By Ross Maghielse Verified
| Medium
It’s time for journalism to stop overselling its importance and underselling its value. Press enter or click to view image in full size Journalism is simultaneously losing ground with the audiences it’s meant to serve, the businesses it can best support, and the people needed to create it. In virtually all sectors of the industry, audience, revenue, reputation, professional staffing and talent pipelines are either in a state of entrenched decline or showing fractures.
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How The Philadelphia Inquirer launched a newsroom team to grow its audience

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By Kim Fox, Ross Maghielse Verified, Tom Huang Verified
| American Press Institute ORG
This is a series on Better News to a) showcase innovative/experimental ideas that emerge from the Knight-Lenfest Newsroom Initiative and b) to share replicable tactics that benefit the news industry as a whole. This “win” comes from Kim Fox, the Inquirer’s managing editor for audience and innovation, and Ross Maghielse, the manager of audience development. API and Poynter teamed up to take a deeper look at The Philadelphia Inquirer’s experience with transforming itself.
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A look back at Warrior Dash 2013: The good, the gross and the party

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By Ross Maghielse Verified
| MLive Verified
GENESEE TOWNSHIP, MI -- Warrior Dash weekend is a unique experience, to say the least. Although Warrior Dash Michigan is still in its infancy, it’s clear the organizers at Red Frog Events and the Genesee County Parks & Recreation Commission have something good going on. The crowd -- more than 26,000 thousand runners and thousands of additional spectators -- and the atmosphere at the E.A. Cummings Center in Genesee Township this weekend proved that.
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