CaryCitizen Publishes 4,000th Story
Cary, NC — CaryCitizen published our 4,000th story on March 31, 2015. To celebrate this milestone, I’ll share this year’s most popular stories and some of my personal favorites. Read more
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Local Media: 5 Triangle Community Newspapers to Close
Cary, NC – In local media news, 5 Triangle community newspaper are set to close in towns including Apex, Garner and Holly Springs. Read more
CaryCitizen Publishes 3,000th Story
Cary, NC – Yesterday, CaryCitizen passed a major milestone: Weekend: A Whole Lotta Music was our 3,000th published story. Read more
Tech: All About Data Journalism
Story by Hal Goodtree, first published on TechnologyTank.org. Graph from Mortality of the British Army, 1858.
Cary, NC – Sometimes, a word or phrase comes into focus around something we already understand, but have not yet named. Such a phrase is data journalism. Read more
CaryCitizen Welcomes Summer Intern Brian Schmid
Story and photo by CaryCitizen Publisher Hal Goodtree.
Cary, NC – CaryCitizen is pleased to welcome Brian Schmid as our official Summer Intern. Read more
CaryCitizen Publisher to Speak at WordCampNYC
Cary, NC – CaryCitizen Publisher Hal Goodtree has been asked to speak at WordCampNYC. It’s the largest WordPress conference in the world and is taking place this coming weekend at Baruch College in Manhattan. Read more
CaryCitizen Hit By Server Mishap
Story by Hal Goodtree, Publisher of CaryCitizen. Picture from Skullbox.net.
Cary, NC – If you’ve been wondering where CaryCitizen has been for the past few days, the answer is sure to bring a shudder to many in the local IT community. Read more
Inside Knight Foundation News Entrepreneur Bootcamp
Story and photos by Lindsey Chester. L–>R Susan Mernit, Gerry Campbell and Barb Dybward, first panel at Knight Bootcamp.
Cary, NC – The lights seemed painfully bright at 4:45 am in Terminal 2 at RDU. The date was Sunday, May 15. I was headed to Los Angeles on a Knight Foundation journalism fellowship. News Entrepreneur Bootcamp at the University of Southern California was created by the Knight Digital Media Center to help publications like CaryCitizen become sustainable news organizations. Read more