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 by Dale Peskin

Redemption at the high school reunion

I am strangely relieved that the quirky building where I attended high school has been torn down.

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 by Andrew Nachison

Empowered, divided and in crisis

We’ll be working on how to restore trust in everything long after Trump is out of the White House.

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 by Andrew Nachison

We aren’t thinking big enough

Five questions for Imagination Gap author Brian Reich, who says our big innovations are mostly pretty trivial.

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 by Andrew Nachison

How to reboot trust in the news?

It’s time for the news business to show some humility and embrace the culture that it is a part of, not above.

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 by Alan Webber

How should journalists deal with Trump?

The legitimate U.S. press now must re-write its rules of engagement or risk failure. And we can’t afford that.

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 by Andrew Nachison

A new web site with no purpose, on purpose

There’s no pretense about the problem it’s solving. It’s just there to be there.

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 by Andrew Nachison

Trump and me? The case for despair

America feels broken – really broken, not just tweetable broken. So I feel broken too.

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 by Dale Peskin

Lightning and other flashes of news innovation

I believe in the social purpose of journalism. I believe in the financial one, too. Mostly, I believe in viable news organizations as vital instruments for knowledge and change, both here and throughout the world.

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 by Andrew Nachison

Tax rules won’t save the news

Adjustments to U.S. tax policy should make it easier for social entrepreneurs and philanthropies to launch and finance non-profit journalism startups. Good luck to them. Raising capital and sustaining news startups, regardless of tax status, will still be difficult.

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 by Mark Silverman

Bang, don’t whimper

Incrementally changing their broken business models won’t save legacy publishers. They need to build an audience-centric approach to serve their communities and make money.

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