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Sarah Scire

Sarah Scire

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Deputy Editor, Nieman Lab

Cambridge

Biography

I'm the deputy editor of Nieman Journalism Lab.

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investigative tools, local news innovation in journalism, public recordsthe future of news, and public policy that affects any of the above civic-minded journalism

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Anything outside Wales!

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Total articles 945

  • Reuters is the latest media company to drop “diversity” language in response to Trump executive order

    By Sarah Scire Verified| Nieman Lab Verified LINK: bsky.app  ➚   |   Posted by: Sarah Scire   |   April 15, 2025Last week, Nieman Lab reported that Gannett, the country’s largest newspaper chain, had removed references to “diversity” from its corporate site and would stop publishing diversity information for its newsrooms.

    By Sarah Scire Verified · Nieman Lab

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • A Hungarian investigative news site finds YouTube success with an “old-fashioned” documentary

    By Sarah Scire Verified| Nieman Lab Verified A decade ago, journalist András Pethő co-founded the nonprofit investigative site Direkt36. He’d just resigned from Origo, one of Hungary’s leading news sites, over political pressure on the newsroom. Origo went on to become “a mouthpiece of Hungary’s authoritarian government” and “the website that shows how a free press can die.”Direkt36, meanwhile, has cemented its reputation as a newsroom unafraid to investigate “abuses of power, corruption, negligence, and waste” over the past 10 years.

    By Sarah Scire Verified · Nieman Lab

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Far fewer Americans are hearing about Trump’s attacks on the media this time around, report finds

    By Sarah Scire Verified| Nieman Lab Verified — The first time Donald Trump attacked White House reporter Ashley Parker by name on social media was in 2019. It was worrying and unsettling but Parker quickly focused on a silver lining. “There was this wonderful moment where I got to hear from everyone in my life,” Parker told a crowd at the International Symposium on Online Journalism (ISOJ) on Friday. She heard from a guy she’d gone out with her freshman year. Her sister’s friends from sleepaway camp got in touch.

    By Sarah Scire Verified · Nieman Lab

    Mar. 31, 2025

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Nieman Lab

The Nieman Journalism Lab is a digital journalism initiative run by the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University, established in 2008. It focuses on analyzing the evolution of journalism in the digital age, emphasizing experimentation, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing to support the sustainability of quality journalism. The Lab publishes research and analysis on emerging trends in journalism, including topics like AI, local news sustainability, and audience engagement strategies. It serves journalists, newsrooms, media startups, academics, and foundations by providing insights and case studies that help adapt to digital workflows. The Lab operates ad-free, ensuring editorial independence, and is primarily funded by the Nieman Foundation endowment, along with grants from organizations like the Knight Foundation and Carnegie Corporation.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

+1 617-495-2237

Founded: 2008