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Managing Editor & Operations Director @theappeal | Past: @Newsweek @BusinessInsider SYD✈️NYC tara.chan@theappeal.org
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Announcing Powering News: Free resources for worker-friendly newsrooms

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By Tara Francis Chan Verified
| Reynolds Journalism Institute
Support for journalists who want a voice and a vote in their newsroom, plus the first newsroom database launches Powering News, a suite of resources for non-traditional, worker-friendly newsrooms, has now launched.
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Worker-friendly newsrooms are not all the same

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By Tara Francis Chan Verified
| Reynolds Journalism Institute
Co-ops, staff-run nonprofits and democratic newsrooms take a mix-and-match approach to how they operate In 2021, a group of colleagues and I relaunched The Appeal as one of the nation’s first staff-run nonprofit newsrooms. In the years since, there’s been an exciting explosion of non-traditional, worker-friendly newsrooms — where journalists have a voice and a vote — launching across the country.
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Mistakes news startups make - and how to avoid them

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By Tara Francis Chan Verified
| Reynolds Journalism Institute
What you can learn from other newsrooms’ wayward decisions The instability of corporate media has spurred journalists to launch hundreds of newsroom startups in the past decade. Building any kind of news startup is exhilarating. You’re all in on the mission, you’ll shape the business model and the beats, you can pick your colleagues, and you get to write your own job description. For nontraditional newsrooms there’s an added layer of excitement.
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