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Chicago Transit Board Riles Up Left Out Neighborhoods
Claudia Hajdas, a resident of Bridgeport, said the Chicago Transit Authority board needs more input from the community before making decisions. “I need to go shopping,” said Hajdas. “I need to go to church. I need to go to the hospital. I have to ask others to get around. I would like to have my independence […]
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Charlotte Ann Lucas and Ned Berke were just two of the speakers for the LION conference’s lightning rounds, trying to get out as much information as possible in a 10-minute presentation. Lucas is the director of NOWCastSA, a news publication in San Antonio, Texas. Her presentation focused on her experiences running webcasts on her site. […]
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Suzanne McBride talks investigative community journalism
October 9, 2013 Comments Off on Suzanne McBride talks investigative community journalismThe LION Publishers Summit, held Oct. 3–5 in Columbia College’s 1104 S. Wabash Building, brought together journalists from all over the country to pick each other’s brains about community journalism in the digital age. Suzanne McBride, associate professor in Columbia College’s Journalism Department and cofounder of the online news site AustinTalks.org, which make hyper-local news available […]
