Jennifer Preston
Knight Foundation
Miami, FL, United States
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11 ideas win Journalism 360 Challenge on Immersive Storytelling
In March 2017, Knight Foundation, along with partners Google News Lab and the Online News Association, launched the Journalism 360 Challenge to advance the use of virtual reality and other immersive... → Read More
Knight gathers journalists, technologists and filmmakers at SXSW to explore trends and opportunities in virtual reality
Above: Virtual Reality Journalism discussion at SXSW in Austin. Credit Jesse J. Loesch. PBS Frontline Executive Producer Raney Aronson Rath ... → Read More
How the new ownership model for Philadelphia newspapers can help create a better future for journalism
Above: Philadelphia by Morgan Burke on Flickr. When H.F. “Gerry” Lenfest donated The Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News and Philly.com to ... → Read More
Live Video and Updates on GM Internal Recall Investigation
Live updates from Times reporters and around the Web will follow developments in General Motors auto recall. → Read More
New York Police Twitter Backlash Spreads Around the World
A New York Police Department effort to engage users on Twitter turned into an international social media campaign. → Read More
Reader Questions, Answered: Returning to Work After a Career Break
Times readers ask career development experts for guidance on returning to the workforce after a break to care for children or aging parents. → Read More
TV News Helicopter Crashes in Seattle, Killing at Least Two
A television news helicopter crashed near the Space Needle in Seattle, killing at least two people and setting three cars on fire on the ground. → Read More
Helping Women Get Back in the Game
Programs to help women return to the work force after a break to care for children or aging parents are increasing in the fields of finance and law. → Read More
In Boston, Mixed Reaction to Death Penalty Decision in Marathon Bombings Case
Mayor Martin Walsh opposes the death penalty but said he supported the Justice Department’s decision in the case. Family members of victims offered conflicting reaction. → Read More
Fraternity Suspended After King Day-Themed Party Mocks Blacks
Civil rights advocates called on Arizona State University to ban the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity for hosting a party that mocked blacks. → Read More