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Nonprofit news organizations join campaign for press freedom
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Few public broadcasters have joined the coordinated effort to refute President Trump’s attacks on the press.
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Few public broadcasters have joined the coordinated effort to refute President Trump’s attacks on the press.
Sue Cross began her career at AP in 1998 as Los Angeles bureau chief.
West Virginia Public Broadcasting was one of eight news organizations that received grants.
To better reflect its mission, the Investigative News Network has changed its name to the Institute for Nonprofit News.
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The Knight Foundation and the Investigative News Network (INN) are teaming up to award $1 million in microgrants for innovation at public media and nonprofit news operations. The INNovate Fund is one of several initiatives totaling $5 million that Knight has planned in response to its 2013 in-depth study of nonprofit news sustainability. Knight will provide the funding, while INN will manage the two-year grant program and select recipients. Online applications will open March 1 and are open to all nonprofit and public media news organizations. Successful applications should meet three criteria, according to INN CEO Kevin Davis.