Civic TV: Diversifying Race, Gender
A study of television news finds that civic journalism practices significantly improved the diversity of news sources. By David Kurpius.
Civic Catalyst: Broadcast Civic Journalism
Civic TV Seeks Citizen Input
Civic Journalism is giving committed TV newsrooms tools to connect to their communities despite tough economic times. By Deb Halpern Wenger.
TV Stations Tap Viewers for Story Ideas
Some TV Stations are developing new story ideas in response to viewers' calls and e-mails. By Deborah Potter.
Race Documentary Kindles Norfolk Dialogue
WHRO's documentary, "Noble Desire," sparked a series of community dialogues on race in Norfolk, VA. By Pat Ford.
Making the Most of Morning News Meetings
Dave Kurpius, assistant professor at Louisiana State University, describes what makes morning news meetings at television stations deliver the best stories.
TV Stations Try New Political Coverage
Updates from five TV stations participating with Best Practices 2000 experimenting with innovative election coverage.
Civic Journalism: Building Ratings, Revenue
Ray Depa, General Manager of KGUN9 News reports on how the station used civic journalism techniques to repair relations with the community as well as build ratings and revenue.
Austin Draws Broadcast Journalists
The Pew Center and RTNDF co-sponsor their first joint all-broadcast civic journalism workshop in Austin, TX, in June. The weekend event drew more than 50 broadcast journalists.