The third installment of the Journalism Crisis Project, originally broadcast on June 4, 2020, tackles the future of local news and features panelists Stacy-Marie Ishmael, Editorial Director, Texas Tribune; Farai Chideya, Program Officer, Creativity and Free Expression, Journalism, The Ford Foundation; Jeanne Straus, President & Publisher, Straus News; Tasneem Raja, Editor-in-Chief, The Oaklandside and Emily Bell, Director, Tow Center for Digital Journalism with moderator Kyle Pope of CJR.
The Journalism Crisis Project is a weekly joint webinar hosted by the Columbia Journalism Review and the Tow Center for Digital Journalism featuring a panel of special guests to discuss the current crisis in local journalism and how COVID-19 is impacting and accelerating problems that have long been accumulating in the world of media and reporting.
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