
Corey Hutchins
Writer at Freelance
Writer at Inside the News in Colorado
Co-director, Colorado College Journalism Institute. Contributor @CJR, WaPo, more. Write Inside the News in Colorado newsletter. Some RTs are more = than others
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1 day ago |
coloradomedia.substack.com | Corey Hutchins
A digital media startup is aiming to launch a local news endeavor in the picturesque Western Slope Colorado mountain town of Telluride. Those behind it indicate they also plan to lean heavily on new technology and crowd-sourced content. āWeāre building an innovative, scalable, AI-powered local news and citizen journalism platform,ā reads a recent job posting.
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1 week ago |
coloradomedia.substack.com | Corey Hutchins
Following the June 1 firebombing of demonstrators in Boulder who were rallying for the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza, members of the Jewish community complained about the conduct of some journalists who covered the story.
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3 weeks ago |
coloradomedia.substack.com | Corey Hutchins
➡️ This week, Colorado became the center of national news attention when police and witnesses said a man shouting the words “Palestine” and “free” firebombed a crowd in Boulder who were demonstrating for the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza. Authorities charged a 45-year-old Egyptian man named Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who was living in Colorado Springs, with a hate crime and 118 counts, including attempted murder.
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4 weeks ago |
coloradomedia.substack.com | Corey Hutchins
The spinning blade of budget cuts that have chopped up Colorado’s newspapers over the years are now coming for commercial TV news stations. This week, E.W. Scripps, the large TV broadcaster, told staff at its local stations, including in Colorado, that they would be laid off. While the cuts sliced into KOAA in Colorado Springs, they missed Denver7.
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4 weeks ago |
coloradomedia.substack.com | Corey Hutchins
Across the country, local TV meteorologists this week feared they could lose their jobs if a large broadcaster outsources its local weather forecasting to a “hub” based in Atlanta. “The layoffs at roughly two dozen local television stations stretching from Massachusetts to Hawaii will impact at least 50 meteorologists,” CNN’s Liam Reilly reported this week, citing a person familiar with the matter. The news exploded across the broadcasting industry.
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