The email came — notably — on Friday the 13th. In October. The spooky season. When ghouls and ghosts and goblins haunt the dusky twilight of our western autumn. “Crisis
Two years ago, this newsletter reported how Coloradans were, for the first time, learning what our state’s newsrooms were paying for jobs in journalism. The new transparency came as the result of
Andrew Travers, an editor of the Aspen Times who was fired last year amid a censorship scandal, has now sued his former newspaper and its parent company. Allegations in a
A report this week from a cluster of journalism advocacy groups paints a dire picture for the future of Colorado’s news printing industry, and offers some potential solutions. “For a
Colorado News Collaborative this week unveiled what it calls a first-of-its-kind online guide that will “help newsrooms find diverse sources” while also helping community members connect with local reporters. “We
The Colorado Sun, one of the nation’s brighter spots in digital local news sustainability, has been a few things in its five years since launching. First, it was an LLC
Two years after launching the Broomfield Leader as a for-profit digital local news site, the Canadian-owned Village Media has shut it down. The move once again underscores the difficulty of
Whether someone plunged a knife into a college student in Boulder last week might not be the most pressing news story in Colorado. But how coverage of it played out
For the past year, Colorado has been a state-based testing ground for an international project seeking to bolster trust in local news. The Journalism Trust Initiative, a project of Reporters Without
Roughly 18 months after choosing Denver as the test market for an original local news experiment, the national app NewsBreak plans to pull the plug. “While disappointed with this decision,
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