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Tag: First Amendment
Here’s what a Zoom full of Colorado journalists told U.S. Sen....
On Thursday, Democratic U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet sat in on a Zoom call with dozens of Colorado journalists and local media publishers to gather input on...
When Colorado journalists try to pry info out of governments, ‘cost...
Journalists in Colorado so appreciate the Colorado Open Records Act that at least one reporter who worked here chose Cora as his daughter's middle...
Colorado’s Michael Bennet introduces a federal bill to help save the...
Colorado's Democratic U.S. senator, Michael Bennet, this week introduced legislation that, if passed, would examine ways in which the federal government might try to...
Boulder Beat’s court fight spotlights local sites and newsletters run by...
As legacy newspapers fade in cities across the country with many of them cutting their print days, shedding staff, and shrinking their circulation areas, some former...
Greene: Denver Police agreed to First Amendment training. It still hasn’t...
A pair of Denver officers taught me a few things in the summer of 2018.
#1: That a woman ought to “Act like a lady”...
Coloradans propose more taxpayer support for the local news. Here’s what...
On Monday, members of the Colorado Media Project took questions at CU Denver about the group's new report "Local News is a Public Good"...
A big new push for public support of local journalism in...
"Local News is a Public Good." That's the message from some familiar faces in our state's journalism scene who are sticking their necks out...
‘Objective’ but ‘also human’ West Slope journalists reflect on sex assault...
This summer, the Swift Communications-owned Steamboat Pilot newspaper wrapped up an eight-week series called "In Our Shoes" about sexual assault in Routt County. "The name for the series originated...
MEDIA: Shotgun blasts shut down Colorado newspaper presses Your weekly roundup...
Readers of The Loveland Reporter-Herald and The Longmont Times-Call didn't get their papers delivered Saturday morning, but it wasn't a storm or power outage that stopped the presses.
Instead, it was a...
Media: Why dozens of newsrooms across the Mountain West are partnering...
"Crime and corruption, troubled schools, drug epidemics, natural disasters — the news deals with some pretty discouraging subjects. But it doesn’t have to be...