Jim Boren's Newsroom Notebook
Jim BorenA behind-the-scenes journey into journalism and its future.
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Why using tax dollars to fund local news makes sense in California
Local news is dying across America — everyone knows that by now. But California is betting on two bold experiments to help reverse the trend.
The first is the California Local News Fellowship, the nation’s largest publicly funded journalis...
What I learned writing obituaries for people who weren't dead yet
When I was a young reporter at The Fresno Bee, I was assigned to the obituary beat. Along with writing the daily obituaries, I received a second, more unusual assignment: writing obituaries for prominent members of the community before they...
A question I hear often: What news sources are most reliable?
Whether I'm giving a speech or teaching journalism students at Fresno State, one question keeps coming up: which news sources are actually reliable? My answer: read broadly. And if you want specifics, they're in the fifth and sixth paragrap...
California officials want to make it harder to see what government is doing. They hope no one objects.
In California, state elected officials are seeking to restrict public access to government records — a troubling development that threatens transparency and weakens one of the public’s most important tools for holding government accountable...
Media Institute at Fresno State strengthens Central Valley’s journalism and creative workforce pipeline
Eight years ago, when we launched the Institute for Media and Public Trust at Fresno State, misinformation, media literacy, and declining trust in institutions were already recognized as serious concerns—but for many, they were not yet seen...
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Veteran reporter and editor committed to shaping the next generation of journalists as a journalism instructor and director of the Institute for Media & Public Trust at Fresno State. Also trains newsroom leaders to strengthen journalism skills.
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