Closing the gap: aligning local news with community needs
Ven 11 aprile 2025
10:30 - 11:20
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What happens when you ask people what they want from local news and compare that to what's actually being offered by news providers? You end up with an information needs gap analysis that can clearly guide newsrooms and journalism funders down a path to better serving communities.
Discover a new replicable framework for information needs gap analyses that puts user demand at the forefront, looking at two specific case studies in San Antonio, Texas, and Jacksonville, Florida. You'll also hear from journalism funders and support organizations about how this research can guide smarter resource allocation, strengthen trust, and boost sustainability.
Join us to explore actionable strategies for using audience-driven data to close information gaps and build stronger connections with your community.
Sponsored by News Revenue Hub.
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Festival Internazionale del Giornalismo
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Dale Anglin
Dale R. Anglin is the director of Press Forward. Previously, she served as the vice president for proactive grant-making at the Cleveland Foundation, where she worked to align the foundation’s grant-making initiatives to the ongoing needs of diverse communities in Cuyahoga, Lake and Geauga counties. Anglin also led the foundation’s journalism strategy, where she encouraged leaders to embrace local news and information as a community need and invest in a regional network of nonprofit journalism initiatives, including Signal Ohio. Prior to joining the Cleveland Foundation, Anglin was associate director for programs at the Victoria Foundation in Newark, where she was responsible for successful programming in higher education, STEM/STEAM, K-12 education, summer youth employment and leadership efforts. Anglin has served as director of resource development for New Community Corporation in Newark, as the executive director of the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management, and was a social analyst for the Congressional Research Service, both in Washington D.C. Originally from Chicago, Anglin earned a bachelor’s degree with honors in government and African American Studies from Smith College, and a master’s degree from the Goldman School of Public Policy at the University of California, Berkeley. She served as an Alfred P. Sloan/Association for Public Policy and Management Fellow. Anglin served on the Community Foundation of New Jersey board for nine years, the state’s largest community foundation, and currently serves on the Charlotte Newcombe Foundation board.
Jim Brady
Jim Brady is the VP of Journalism for the Knight Foundation. Brady, who joined Knight Foundation in 2021, is a digital media innovator whose experience ranges from leading major brands such as washingtonpost.com and Digital First Media to starting a company that built local news sites in three cities. He is CEO of Spirited Media, which developed local news sites Billy Penn in Philadelphia, The Incline in Pittsburgh and Denverite in Denver, which differentiated themselves with a mobile-first approach and a business focus on events and membership â rather than advertising â as core revenue lines, In 2019, Spirited Media sold Denverite to Colorado Public Radio, The Incline to digital startup Whereby.us and Billy Penn to WHYY, Philadelphiaâs iconic public radio station. Previously, as editor-in-chief of Digital First Media, Brady was responsible for the strategy and management of the 75 daily newspapers, 292 non-daily publications and 341 online sites owned by Journal Register Company and MediaNews Group. He also built and managed the companyâs Thunderdome unit, which comprised more than 50 digitally focused journalists charged with providing cutting-edge national content for DFMâs local properties. During Bradyâs tenure as executive editor of washingtonpost.com, the site won a national Emmy award for its Hurricane Katrina coverage, a Peabody Award for its âBeing a Black Manâ series, and numerous other journalism awards. He also ran AOLâs news coverage of the 9/11 attacks and 2000 presidential election, and served as ESPNâs public editor from 2015-18. Brady is a past president of the Online News Association, a two-time judge of the Pulitzer Prizes, and currently serves on the boards of the American Press Institute, NewsMedia Alliance, and the National Press Foundation. He is a graduate of American University.