• An annual awards competition that acknowledges the best and the brightest work in digital news, identifying and publicly honoring models of excellence for the profession • An annual national conference at which members can network with their colleagues and get up to speed on the latest developments – both professional and technological - in online news.
An initiative by journalists to clarify and raise the standards of American journalism through research and education.
Mumsnet was set up in January 2000 by Justine Roberts, a football journalist and mother of twin girls and a son and Carrie Longton, a TV producer with a six year old daughter and a three year old son.
PR Newswire distributes press releases and news to target audiences globally, offering distribution, targeting, monitoring, and marketing solutions. The platform serves companies, agencies, and communicators seeking to reach journalists and consumers across multiple industries and geographies.
The Federal Election Commission (FEC) is a U.S. independent regulatory agency established by Congress in 1975 to administer and enforce the Federal Election Campaign Act. It discloses campaign finance information, enforces contribution limits and prohibitions, and oversees public funding of Presidential elections. The FEC serves candidates, political committees, journalists, researchers, and the general public seeking federal campaign finance data.
organisation reporters sans frontieres : défense des libertés (liberté de la presse) et lutte contre la censure des journalistes dans le monde, réalisation de communiqués de presse et campagnes de sensibilisation
Condé Nast Publications operates a portfolio of magazines and digital properties including Vogue, The New Yorker, Wired, Vanity Fair, and Allure. The company serves readers interested in fashion, culture, design, technology, and lifestyle content through print and web platforms. The organization states it is committed to journalistic integrity and superior design.
DoNews is a Chinese platform for IT industry professionals and journalists to share news, commentary, and ideas in real time. It serves reporters, writers, editors, executives, and marketers as a community workspace where different roles interact around technology and business topics. The site operates under a real-name policy requiring users to take responsibility for their contributions.
GarageJournal.com is an independent online news site operated by Atomic Industry, focused on automotive culture and DIY content. It serves enthusiasts of traditional hot rods, customs, and garage projects, positioning itself as a platform for citizen journalists and working-class voices outside mainstream media.
FAIR is a national media watch group that publishes criticism of media bias and censorship, including the magazine Extra! and the weekly radio program CounterSpin. It serves journalists, activists, and the general public interested in media accountability and press diversity. According to the website, FAIR has been offering documented criticism since 1986.
One of the 10 largest daily newspapers in the United States, the Chicago Sun-Times has won eight Pulitzer Prizes and is home to such renowned journalists as political commentator Robert Novak, film critic Roger Ebert and sports writer Rick Telander.
The Center for Public Integrity produces original investigative journalism on significant public issues, aiming to increase transparency and accountability of institutional power. The site serves journalists, researchers, and the general public interested in accountability reporting and public-interest investigations.
Olympic.org is the official website of the Olympic Movement, operated by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland. It serves as a central resource for athletes, sports fans, journalists, and the general public, covering past and upcoming Olympic Games, athlete profiles, sport news, and the Olympic Museum. The site represents the IOC, the governing body responsible for overseeing the modern Olympic Games.
The Arms Control Association is a nonpartisan membership organization that publishes analysis and commentary on arms control policies, negotiations, and agreements. It serves policy-makers, journalists, and the public through its magazine Arms Control Today, press briefings, and media programs focused on national security issues.
Algemeiner.com publishes commentary and analysis on current events and Jewish affairs through essays by scholars and communicators. The site draws on the legacy of Gershon Jacobson, a journalist who documented Jewish history for major publications including the New York Herald Tribune and Israel's Yediot Acharonot.
GamesPress.com is a PR resource platform that distributes press releases, product information, and media assets from games publishers, developers, and PR agencies to journalists and media outlets. Updated daily, it serves games industry professionals and journalists across more than 60 countries. The site is based in the UK and operates as a centralized distribution hub for games industry press materials.
Bismarck Tribune is a news website covering local news, government, education, religion, and outdoors content for Bismarck, North Dakota. The site publishes reporting from a staff of journalists and maintains editorial offices in the region.
The Real News is a non-profit news and documentary network producing independent journalism focused on political and critical issues. It operates with member support and does not accept advertising, government, or corporate funding. The organization maintains offices in New York and Toronto.
MinnPost is a nonprofit journalism outlet that publishes news and analysis about Minnesota for engaged readers. The site features reporting by professional journalists with decades of Twin Cities media experience, along with video and audio content, updated Monday through Friday.
ArabianBusiness.com publishes business, financial, and industry news covering the Middle East, including banking, energy, technology, construction, and real estate. The site serves traders, developers, and executives across the region through daily news, features, and bilingual (English and Arabic) coverage. According to the site, eighty journalists based in the Middle East and Europe write for the publication, which operates 24 hours a day with daily e-newsletters.
The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) advocates for and supports investigative journalism globally. Operating under the Center for Public Integrity, a nonprofit based in Washington DC, ICIJ is headed by Wendell Rawls Jr., a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter and editor with over 35 years in journalism.
Riyad Emeran » Editor in Chief Riyad started his journalistic career at PC Pro magazine, where he ran the Labs and produced all the comparative hardware reviews.
ABC Action News is a local television news outlet serving the Tampa Bay area, including Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Sarasota. The station has won multiple awards from the Society of Professional Journalists for best newscast and coverage, including recognition for hurricane reporting in 2004 and subsequent years.
CounterCurrents.org is an alternative news site focused on Indian political issues, edited by journalist Binu Mathew. Founded in 2002, it publishes stories on peace, justice, and social movements that the site argues mainstream media overlooks or suppresses. The nonprofit is reader-supported and covers economic, political, social, cultural, gender, and environmental justice.
Newswise connects journalists with news from scientific and academic institutions. The platform serves thousands of journalists at major media outlets by providing access to research announcements and press releases from premier research universities and liberal arts colleges worldwide.
Dirck Halstead presents The Digital Journalist: A Multimedia Magazine for Photojournalism in the Digital Age
The FoodNavigator.com team is led by award-winning journalists.
B'Tselem is the Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories, an organization that documents and reports on human rights conditions in the Israeli-occupied territories. It serves researchers, journalists, policymakers, and the general public seeking factual information on this subject. The organization's full Hebrew and English name reflects its specific geographic and thematic focus on rights issues in the occupied territories.
Big News Network.com aggregates breaking news across 400 categories from in-house journalists, contracted news wires, government bodies, NGOs, and thousands of external sources. It serves a global audience with coverage spanning countries, regions, U.S. states, and industry topics including business, entertainment, sports, technology, and religion. The site operates from Dubai and provides RSS feeds for all news categories.
VAVEL is a sports news and media platform that publishes in-depth articles and analysis. It operates as a social network connecting journalists, authors, and bloggers with readers interested in sports coverage.
The Death Penalty Information Center is a nonprofit organization that provides analysis and information on capital punishment to the media and public. It publishes in-depth reports, issues press releases, and conducts briefings for journalists working on death penalty issues.
Independent Media Center is a network of independent news and media outlets that publishes articles, audio, and radio content through open publishing. It serves activists, journalists, and the public seeking alternative news coverage and local analysis. The network originated in Seattle during WTO protests and has since expanded to multiple continents including Europe, the Americas, and Asia.
The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life, established in 2001, provides research and analysis on issues at the intersection of religion and public affairs. It serves national opinion leaders, government officials, and journalists with nonpartisan, impartial information. As a non-advocacy organization, the Forum does not take positions on policy debates.
NewSwire.ca, operated by CNW Group, is a Canadian newswire service that distributes press releases and news content to media outlets and financial communities across Canada and internationally. The service offers bilingual distribution and serves communicators, public relations professionals, and investor relations teams seeking to reach journalists and market audiences.
AllThingsD.com is a website devoted to news, analysis, and opinion on technology, the internet, and media. It blends multiple media styles, topics, formats, and sources to distinguish itself from other tech-news outlets. The site is associated with prominent tech journalists Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg.
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