The Colorado Sun delves into Colorado's "Digital Divide,' and how it affects urban areas (as well as rural areas). Story by Tamara Chuang.

Corey Hutchins' latest newsletter is in. This month, he features: The Colorado Sun turns one, a 'standards' pitch in the misinformation war, High Country News' 'speculative journalism,' and more. Hutchins is an instructor of journalism at Colorado College in Colorado Springs, the Colorado-based contributor for Columbia Journalism Review's United States Project, and a journalist for … Continue reading Hutchins’ Latest Newsletter Recaps Colorado Journalism Info

By Mark Hertsgaard For Columbia Journalism Review More than 170 news outlets from around the world with a combined audience of hundreds of millions of people have signed up for Covering Climate Now, a project co-founded by CJR and The Nation aimed at strengthening the media’s focus on the climate crisis. All outlets have committed … Continue reading Many News Outlets (3 in Colorado) To Run Week’s Worth of Climate Coverage in September

From the Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition (Aug. 26, 2019): By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director When a government agency wants $5,850 to fulfill a request made under the Colorado Open Records Act, is it effectively denying access to those records? A Denver District Court judge recently dismissed a lawsuit filed by a nurse, … Continue reading Analysis: The Problems Caused by the Increasing Cost (to the Public) of Public Records

INDIANAPOLIS -- The Society of Professional Journalists stands by its partner the National Association of Hispanic Journalists in condemning last week’s vile anti-immigrant commentary by the host of a show on the Fox News subscription streaming service. NAHJ, SPJ and the Radio Television Digital News Association co-sponsor the Excellence in Journalism 2019 conference. While we … Continue reading National SPJ Board Statement on Fox News Sponsorship at Excellence in Journalism 2019 Conference