Tag: community journalism
How The Signpost Works: The Wikipedia Community News Production Cycle
Explore the inner workings of The Signpost, Wikipedia's community-run newspaper, from the initial story pitch to the final publication process.
The Signpost and Wikimedia Foundation: How Editorial Independence Actually Works
Explore the complex relationship between The Signpost and the Wikimedia Foundation, analyzing how volunteer journalists maintain independence while relying on WMF infrastructure.
Inside The Signpost: How Wikipedia's Community Newspaper Works
Discover how The Signpost editorial board manages Wikipedia's community newspaper through volunteerism, consensus, and neutral journalism.
Inside The Signpost: How WikiProjects and Community Drives Get Covered
Explore how The Signpost acts as the essential news hub for Wikipedia, documenting the efforts of WikiProjects and the high-energy impact of community drives.
From Wikipedia Editor to Signpost Reporter: How to Build a Career in Community Journalism
Many Wikipedia editors become community journalists by tracking edits, exposing bias, and writing for the Signpost newsletter. No degree needed-just curiosity, consistency, and a commitment to truth.
Major Stories Covered by The Signpost: A Historical Archive Review
A historical review of major stories covered by The Signpost, Wikipedia's independent community newspaper, documenting its role in reporting on editor conflicts, policy changes, and the evolution of online collaboration since 2005.
