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Incubating new economic models for journalism.
The Investigative Reporting Workshop Investigative laboratory we are calling iLab was created to conduct serious research about investigative journalism, past, present and future.
The Latest: Editors say they aren't counting on online advertising to deliver the revenue that will fully support the cost of newsgathering, despite reports that online ad sales will grow by billions.
The public is best served when competitors are tearing at one another's throats. Any agreement between business foes Verizon Communications and Google should raise a red flag for anyone concerned with the public interest.
The Workshop's BankTracker finds that the bank at the center of a House ethics investigation of U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters was the weakest to receive funds from the government's Troubled Asset Relief Program.
At first glance, the broadband market in the nation's capital appears to be pretty competitive. But a closer look reveals what DC residents already know - most folks are lucky if they have three to choose from.
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