Greater Bostonians, you deserve this much content every week—not only on special occasions.
DEAR READER: DIGBOSTON PUSHES FORWARD INTO 2021
independent journalism
MY FACEBOOK FEED IS A MUCH DIRTIER DUMPSTER THAN IT WAS JUST TWO WEEKS AGO
I was hardly alone in complaining. Countless critics from the journalism space have spoken out about the devastating impact this abusive relationship has had on both newsmakers and readers, particularly since Facebook spent a lot of time last year explaining how it hoped to help the public cut through bullshit and fake news.
EVERY TRICK ON THE BOOK
In the meantime, we’ll still be quarreling with other alt and independent crabs in Facebook’s barrel, hoping articles that we work tirelessly on find readers. When you see us down there scrapping, it would be great if you’d extend a sharing hand.
HURRICANE HARVEY: EYES OF THE STORM
“We’re still running and gunning here with some really tired people—some of whom still can’t get through the floodwaters to get into the office and are working remotely.”
10 REASONS NONPROFIT MEDIA IN BOSTON NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT (AND 5 WAYS YOU CAN HELP)
Among other things, we have had a team of more than 10 media makers over the past several months producing an elaborate multimedia series on bicycle safety and street infrastructure.
