blog January 19, 2023 COURIER in 2022 The 2022 midterm cycle could have been democracy’s last stand. The shadow of January 6, the fall of Roe v Wade, an epidemic of election deniers — all fueled by disinformation — signaled the 2022 midterm as more than an average election. The fate of democracy was on the ballot.
blog January 12, 2023 FACT CHECK: Joe Biden is not coming for your gas stove No one from the government will be busting down the doors of the 40 million homes with a gas stove to remove it.
blog November 7, 2022 In the fight to save democracy, journalists need to pick a side For journalists who understand their role in society as holding the powerful accountable so that our democracy remains strong, the only way to live up to those ideals is to shed the conventional wisdom that elevates objectivity over the courage to report the truth, at any cost.
press releases October 22, 2022 ICYMI: AG Josh Shapiro Joined COURIER + The Keystone For A Candidate Forum COURIER and its Pennsylvania-based newsroom The Keystone hosted a candidate forum with AG and Democratic nominee for Governor Josh Shapiro Wednesday night. AG Shapiro talked with COURIER founder and publisher Tara McGowan about why he’s the best candidate for the job.
press releases October 11, 2022 Democratic Nominee for PA Governor Josh Shapiro to Participate in COURIER Candidate Forum COURIER and its Pennsylvania-based newsroom The Keystone are hosting a candidate forum featuring the PA Attorney General and Democratic nominee for governor Josh Shapiro on October 19th in Philadelphia. The event will be co-hosted by actress and comedian Ilana Glazer and COURIER’s publisher Tara McGowan.
in the news October 7, 2022 WIRED Magazine Courier Newsroom, a media powerhouse for the left Former Democratic operative Tara McGowan is sinking millions into Meta’s ad network to build Courier Newsroom, a media powerhouse for the left.
blog September 27, 2022 Messaging is a challenge. But without messengers, it’s impossible. I believe in local news. I believe to repair what’s broken in democracy, we have to start with a well-informed electorate. I also believe that in order to breathe real, authentic life into that ideal, we need to first be in the places we are trying to serve. We need to all become Good Info Messengers.
in the news September 7, 2022 Raw Story The 2022 midterm elections — and what the data really says Boosting one article confirming their beliefs could not only make people more strident in their beliefs, but it could move more of them to act.
case studies September 2, 2022 Local News Coverage Proven to Move Voters on Issue of Abortion Access A local news article localizing and contextualizing a prominent national issue —access to abortion—written for Americans who are not regular news consumers, successfully changed the minds of those who saw…
case studies August 28, 2022 Local Newsroom Proves Ability to Turn Out Voters in Rural Iowa COURIER, a first-of-its-kind news organization, has again set out to prove the unique distribution model it pioneers: boosting its local news coverage to foster greater participation in American democracy. Following…
press releases August 13, 2022 COURIER’s Wisconsin Newsroom, UpNorthNews, Nominated for 2 ‘Excellence in Wisconsin Journalism’ Awards Eau Claire, WI — Two stories produced by UpNorthNews, a Courier Newsroom outlet in Wisconsin, have been nominated for awards in the 92nd annual Milwaukee Press Club “Excellence in Wisconsin Journalism” contest. The…
in the news July 15, 2022 Poynter Democracy dies behind a paywall, by Tara McGowan News organizations can take their own actions right now to channel their pro-democracy mission statements into action, get good information to the people who need it most, and slow the spread of disinformation. Here are some ways.
