Big Bucks Bankroll Nonprofit Journalism
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Howard Kurtz
April 19, 2010, Washington Post — There was a time when most major journalistic investigations were carried out by newspapers, when revenue was abundant and "I-teams" were all the rage. But with nearly all papers hurt by cutbacks and some in bankruptcy, ambitions have often been downsized. And that has left a vacuum for ventures that don't have to worry about Wall Street expectations.
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