Sam Hoisington: When it’s time to leave your day job
We spoke to Sam Hoisington, a beloved team member who is about to shift focus full-time to his growing local outlet, Madison Minutes.
Publisher Profiles
The Walrus centres teen voices with new digital series
A Canadian magazine prioritizes teen voices for the youth perspective.
The Indie Publisher Experience: Gabe Schneider
The Objective’s co-founder and editor on launching a nonprofit newsroom.
Nuestro Estado: Rethinking service in journalism
Nuestro Estado CEO Fernando Soto shares some insights on how media outlets can serve their local communities.
This is what a youth-led editorial agenda looks like
The Kansas City Defender has become the most-trusted news outlet for local Black youth and organizers. Here’s how, and why, they do it.
The Green Line takes a community-based approach to solutions journalism
The Green Line tackles systemic issues faced by underrepresented Torontonians through four-part, month-long “action journeys.”
Street Roots balances journalism, homelessness advocacy work
Street Roots, a nonprofit newspaper from Portland, spoke to Indiegraf about taking new digital steps while staying true to the original mission.
Marfa cafe and retail shop helps sustain established West Texas newspaper
Lesson for other local publishers: Evolve your revenue streams
From 0 to 2,000 subscribers in 4 months
Growing The Flatlander newsletter was a journey of discovery
The Kyiv Independent raises nearly $1M amid invasion
Ukrainian news startup launched 4 months ago
