Everyblock
To create, test and release open-source software that links databases to allow citizens of a large city to learn (and act on) civic information about their neighborhood or block
Knight Foundation
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To create, test and release open-source software that links databases to allow citizens of a large city to learn (and act on) civic information about their neighborhood or block
To create new community news products in a major national center with MIT's Media Lab and Comparative Media Studies program
To create a new, low-cost model for training citizen journalist in every neighborhood of a major city to contribute to a citywide news site
To create an open-source version of VillageSoup’s successful community news software, combining professional journalism, blogs, citizen journalism, online advertising and “reverse publishing” from online to print. Goals: “Turning independent weekly newspaper companies and entrepreneurs into an imposing, lively, worldwide creative energy that is competitive with media company chains.”
To create a citizen/professional journalism project using innovative web tools and citizen journalism practices to track Boulder's implementation of a carbon tax
To provide mayors and their staffs in Knight communities with the training, resources and support necessary to advance the naturalization of eligible immigrants
To make it easier for people to find hyperlocal news and information about their city or neighborhood through promotion of "universal geotagging" in blogs
To develop online digital newscasts for Philadelphia's immigrant community and to distribute them via the new citywide wireless platform
For 2007 general operating support
To call national attention to the issue by creating a high-level Knight Commission on the Information Needs of Communities in a Democracy
To create a new sense of place in Silicon Valley by supporting an initiative that uses the lens of creativity to bring the future into focus and inspire physical and cultural improvements
To use "news games" to tell stories and engage a nonprofit news organization's audience.