RJI offers $75,000–$100,000 innovation fellowships (external source)
Build a free journalism tool or resource over eight months. Apply by Jan. 8, 2027.
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Rocky Mountain News archive is now free online (external source)
Search nearly 4 million pages from 1859 to 2009 through the Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection.
Colorado Capitol News Alliance gains funding and staff (external source)
New grants help the alliance sustain statehouse reporting under Rocky Mountain Public Media’s leadership.
Four AI companies back a shared training opt-out (external source)
A proposed robots.txt signal would let publishers express one preference across participating AI companies.
Pew: Trust in local news rises to 75% (external source)
Trust increased five points since 2025, with gains among Republicans and Democrats.
Give readers a reason to return directly (external source)
Use newsletters, apps and useful follow-ups to build habits beyond search and social referrals.
Borrell: Find new advertisers, sell better advice (external source)
Smaller service businesses and growing video budgets call for a broader sales prospect list.
CPA annual meeting Dec. 8 at 10:30 a.m.; board nominations due Oct. 31
CPA’s annual membership meeting is December 8, 2026, at the updated time of 10:30 a.m. Mountain via Zoom. Board nominations are due October 31.
Four questions before investing in newsroom ideas (external source)
Test assumptions and try smaller experiments before committing scarce staff time and money.
Denver faces trial over arrest for recording police (external source)
A judge sent claims about Denver’s arrest practices to a jury; liability remains undecided.
NICAR fellowships: Denver data training, apply by Jan. 4 (external source)
March 11–14, 2027; fellowships cover registration, hotel, membership and up to $500 travel.
More people turn to AI for news (external source)
Use rose from 3% to 9% across six countries since 2024. Follow-up questions are now the most common use.