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App Store Preview. Screenshots iPad iPhone. Description The brand-new Denver Post mobile app is the most comprehensive, accurate, and content-rich source of local news for the communities of Denver, Colorado. Apr 22, Version 7. Ratings and Reviews. App Privacy. Information Seller Denver Post. Size Category News. Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS Mac Requires macOS Languages English. We were more selective about what we covered and our story recognition was sharper.
We jettisoned low-level rote reporting in favor of higher impact news. And we were taking advantage of digital tools to multi-task and become better storytellers — packaging compelling reporting, writing, video and photography that was growing audience.
We were creating all kinds of apps, and were blogging, tweeting, Facebooking … you name it. In the rest of the piece, he chats with folks about the potential saviors of the business model from philanthropy to government subsidies. The very survival of local news is at stake. My take? The Denver Post should have given him the nom. At least I do. The Walton Family Foundation has turned on the funding spigot for more water coverage in Colorado courtesy of the Center for Environmental Journalism at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
If the Centennial-based public radio behemoth is set for world domination, perhaps it wants to make sure the world will, well, be around a little while longer. Littlefield Foundation that will cover five years and pay for an editor and three reporters. As newspaper newsrooms in Colorado have constricted in recent years, CPR has been on a recent march of expansion. The latest move comes just after the station gobbled up the for-profit hyperlocal news site Deverite, started building an investigative unit , hired local reporters in Grand Junction and Colorado Springs, and announced it was looking for a Washington, D.
Nearly a month after The Denver Post editorial board popped eyeballs across Colorado by rescinding its much-discussed endorsement of Republican U. Cory Gardner, the editorial board of The Gazette in Colorado Springs came out with its own take-back. From the editorial:. Because of some accounting changes, he said, journalists there were taking a monetary hit. Also, the newsroom got a dress code. No more jeans at work. GateHouse recognized the labor union and has been negotiating a new contract.
But the biggest loss for those not yet at top scale in the old contract is the loss of pay progression, leaving people stuck at their current low rate. The outlet is currently looking to select six newsrooms across the country to join its national network. More from ProPublica :. More details on this initiative and how your newsroom can apply here. The couple look forward to making Ouray County their home and getting to know the community.
The Ouray County Plaindealer was established in , and only the Silverton Standard and The Miner newspaper traces its roots as a Western Slope business back further than the Plaindealer.
Buying a newspaper together. These days. The guts. Now for some bad news. Jim Patterson, editor of The Craig Daily Press , told readers this week why they might not have seen him around lately. Thoughts his way. Other Colorado newsrooms also took home awards. On a related note, after three-and-a-half years, Walker is leaving Westword to forge an independent path as a freelancer.
As long as Colorado perpetrates the archaic practice of subsidizing newspapers with monopolistic grants of authority to publish legal notices, bad actors with no journalistic integrity will continue to buy those papers. Meanwhile millions of taxpayer dollars flow out of state. Audited self publishing on the web by governmental entities would be cheaper, more efficient and would level the competitive playing field for alternative news sources.
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Or, well, hedge funds. On the eve of the one-year anniversary of the Denver Rebellion, two Coloradans launched a slick new website NewsMattersDenver. The launch page features the image of a vulture, and it asks readers to sign a petition. From the site:.
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