ONA Weekly

 ONA Weekly No. 19 Explore digital security for journalists In a world where digital security is often compromised, how do you protect your devices, your data and your sources? Come … Read more.

 ONA Weekly No. 18 Congratulations to the 2014 MJ Bear Fellows We’re pleased to introduce you to the latest class of MJ Bear Fellows: Anika Anand, Rajneesh Bhandari and Aaron … Read more.

 ONA Weekly No. 17 Writers, find new revenue for journalism projects Save the date for New Avenues in Journalism, Oct. 10-11 in San Francisco, featuring Kara Swisher, Re/code Co-Executive Editor, … Read more.

 ONA Weekly No. 16 Community input on ONA’s DIY Ethics Code Feedback from the ONA community already has been incorporated into our Do It Yourself Ethics Code project, which will … Read more.

 ONA Weekly No. 15 Rita Allen Foundation joins Challenge Fund with $200K grant The Rita Allen Foundation joins the prestigious funding group behind a $1 million challenge encouraging universities to … Read more.

     ONA Weekly No. 14   ONA says goodbye, congrats to our founding general counsel As ONA grew from an upstart group of web pioneers to more than 2,500 … Read more.

     ONA Weekly No. 13   Introducing the 2014 AP-Google Scholarship winners Congratulations to our 2014 (and final) AP-Google Journalism and Technology Scholars: Allison McCartney, Stanford University, whose project … Read more.

       ONA Weekly No. 12   Why young journalists care about the ethics of editorializing “The journalism that makes a difference today goes beyond stenography. It contextualizes. It … Read more.

       ONA Weekly No. 11   Apply your journalism skills to being an entrepreneur “As well-informed and often creative individuals, journalists also have the capacity to develop innovative, … Read more.

       ONA Weekly No. 10   Six things you can learn from your comments section Don’t be paralyzed by your fear of trolls. MJ Bear Fellow Kyle Stokes … Read more.