Autumn Brewington
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Word nerd. Former @PostOpinions editor, @WashingtonPost royal newsletter writer. Other 👩🏻💻: @Lawfare; @WSJ. Loves cats. Probably judging your grammar.
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4 days ago |
localnewsinitiative.northwestern.edu | Mark Caro |Hannah Carroll |Autumn Brewington
With the 2020 purchase of the Cook County News Herald in Northeast Minnesota, Jeremy Gulban launched the fast-growing CherryRoad Media chain of community newspapers. The company’s portfolio has ballooned to 94 newspapers—all but one print, most weekly—as CEO Gulban tries on the fly to make his business model sustainable for CherryRoad and a greater local news industry working in the shadows of Big Tech.
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1 week ago |
localnewsinitiative.northwestern.edu | Hannah Carroll |Mark Caro |Autumn Brewington
Oregon, Washington State, Illinois, Hawaii and New York all have proposed legislation this year to recoup money from Big Tech platforms, mainly Google and Meta, for revenue gained from publishing local news content. These bills follow California’s handshake deal with Google, announced last August, that would allocate about $125 million over five years from the state and Google toward California’s local journalism. Additional funds would establish a National AI Accelerator.
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1 month ago |
localnewsinitiative.northwestern.edu | Mark Caro |Autumn Brewington
The old formula went like this: Journalism undergrads would learn in classes and maybe work on the school paper and then get professional experience via internships or summer jobs at news outlets. But with the local news industry reeling, this dynamic has flipped. Instead of news organizations giving boosts to students, students are supporting often-short-staffed outlets by providing coverage as part of their curricula.
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1 month ago |
localnewsinitiative.northwestern.edu | Autumn Brewington |Mark Caro
Last year’sState of Local News Report featured a dozen “Bright Spots.” For our second edition of this Local News Initiative project, we highlighted 12 media outlets around the country that are building sustainable models by providing original reporting on their communities while they experiment with news collaborations, digital subscription offers, and other efforts to diversify revenue and engage audiences.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
citysidejournalism.org | Autumn Brewington |Francisco Nieto
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Prince Harry long said he would go to trial. But under English law, Harry would have been required to pay the legal costs of *both* sides if the court did not award him an amount commensurate with what News Group Newspapers had offered in a settlement.
NEWS: SETTLEMENT Murdoch's UK tabloids apologize fully and unreservedly to Prince Harry and Tom Watson and to pay "substantial" damages Admits Harry unlawful intrusions on Harry's privacy by the Sun from 1996 to 2011 Apologizes to Watson for unlawful survelliance 2009-11 MORE
Prince William shares an unusually personal message (and previously unseen photo by Matt Porteous) to mark the 43rd birthday of his wife, the Princess of Wales. Porteous snapped the image in Windsor last summer.
To the most incredible wife and mother. The strength you’ve shown over the last year has been remarkable. George, Charlotte, Louis and I are so proud of you. Happy Birthday, Catherine. We love you. W https://t.co/VIW5v2aKlu
New year, new Instagram post from Meghan, Duchess of Sussex. https://t.co/kETucqfqcr
