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Carl Deal and Tia Lessin, co-producers of Fahrenheit 9/11 and Bowling for Columbine, are documentary filmmakers. They say their galvanizing moment came after trying to visit a fundraising retreat in Palm Springs, California, in 2011 hosted by the Koch brothers.

CEOs, Supreme Court justices, pundits and politicians were all on the guest list. The Koch brothers were putting together a network of conservative billionaires.

Carl Deal and Tia Lessin, co-producers of Fahrenheit 9/11 and Bowling for Columbine, are documentary filmmakers. They say their galvanizing moment came after trying to visit a fundraising retreat in Palm Springs, California, in 2011 hosted by the Koch brothers.

CEOs, Supreme Court justices, pundits and politicians were all on the guest list. The Koch brothers were putting together a network of conservative billionaires.

Journalists are using digital technology every day to find new and innovative ways to tell their stories. Shouldn't they be recognized for those groundbreaking efforts?

For the last decade, the Online News Association has presented its annual awards to honor innovation in online news.

Journalists are using digital technology every day to find new and innovative ways to tell their stories. Shouldn't they be recognized for those groundbreaking efforts?

For the last decade, the Online News Association has presented its annual awards to honor innovation in online news.

Journalism has got this thing for The New York Times and rightfully so. Few news outlets in the U.S. publish Times-level quality journalism and certainly not with the same frequency as the Times.

It's the gold standard, the freaking Newspaper of Record. The New York Times is The New York Times. That's what people usually say when they're discussing the future of journalism. We're all floundering here, but The New York Times can do this or that because it's at a different level. But, have you seen the Times' Innovation report?

Journalism has got this thing for The New York Times and rightfully so. Few news outlets in the U.S. publish Times-level quality journalism and certainly not with the same frequency as the Times.

It's the gold standard, the freaking Newspaper of Record. The New York Times is The New York Times. That's what people usually say when they're discussing the future of journalism. We're all floundering here, but The New York Times can do this or that because it's at a different level. But, have you seen the Times' Innovation report?

A peek behind the scenes of the next It's All Journalism podcast with producers Megan Cloherty and Michael O'Connell talking to Steve Buttry of Digital First Media. We're going to be talking about the New York Times Digital Innovation Report. Check back later for the full podcast

A peek behind the scenes of the next It's All Journalism podcast with producers Megan Cloherty and Michael O'Connell talking to Steve Buttry of Digital First Media. We're going to be talking about the New York Times Digital Innovation Report. Check back later for the full podcast

BarcroftTV offers its viewers a heady mix of videos, with subjects ranging from animal attacks -- a curated video of a fight between a lion and buffalo garnered more than 30 million views -- to hard-hitting foreign news to a feature about the daily life of a young transgender couple in Oklahoma.

BarcroftTV offers its viewers a heady mix of videos, with subjects ranging from animal attacks -- a curated video of a fight between a lion and buffalo garnered more than 30 million views -- to hard-hitting foreign news to a feature about the daily life of a young transgender couple in Oklahoma.