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The technology journalists need in the COVID-19 era

by Gregory Bruno 6.11.2020
ICFJ-Tow Center Journalism and the Pandemic Project
ICFJ-Tow Center Journalism and the Pandemic Project

In a recent survey, 67% of journalists in 125 countries identified training on technologies to support remote reporting and publishing as among their most urgent needs. In this interview with Sourcefabric, ICFJ-Tow Center study co-author Dr. Julie Posetti explains.

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Press Release: National Catholic Register Selects Superdesk

by Sourcefabric 18.05.2020
National Catholic Register Managing Editor Tom Wehner at the 2019 EWTN Family Celebration, an annual convention for EWTN readers and viewers.
National Catholic Register Managing Editor Tom Wehner at the 2019 EWTN Family Celebration, an annual convention for EWTN readers and viewers.(photo: National Catholic Register)

The National Catholic Register, one of the United States’ oldest sources of Catholic news and opinion, joins the growing ranks of media organisations powered by our industry-leading open-source headless CMS.

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Covering the Coronavirus: Live Blog Use Cases

by Gregory Bruno 14.04.2020
Live Blogging the Coronavirus
Live Blogging the Coronavirus

Live Blog Case studies: How news organisations in Europe are using Live Blog to cover the coronavirus epidemic plus a free guide with tips and best practices.

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Why your newsroom needs open-source software

by Matthew Reagan 11.03.2020
The Australian Associated Press central newsroom
The Australian Associated Press central newsroom

News organisations of all sizes are shelving proprietary tools in favour of open-source options for publishing, reporting, and content-creation needs. Here are five reasons why your newsroom should be next.

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