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Should A Former Prosecutor Sit On The Massachusetts Parole Board?
After the Governor's Council rejected her first pick, Gov. Maura Healey makes a second push for a former prosecutor, sparking fierce pushback from advocates The post Should A Former Prosecutor Sit On The Massachusetts Parole Board? appeared first on BINJ.
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Unpaid internships trace back to a 1947 Supreme Court ruling. It's long past time to move beyond them. - The Boston Globe
How a 1947 Supreme Court ruling is affecting my ability to pay bills.
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The Boston Library Where You Still Can Borrow A Giant Puppet
Catching up with a whimsical cellar collection of papier-mâché characters that endures under a rapidly changing downtown
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Izzy Fest brings independent media to students
The Park Center for Independent Media brought together independent journalists and media scholars from across the country to Ithaca College's campus for the first Izzy Fest, a two-day event focused on independent media and press freedom.
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Massachusetts State Police Are On A Drone Surveillance Shopping Spree
Ahead of World Cup, MSP seeks the latest drone-hijacking software and long-range surveillance cameras to monitor large public gatherings
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Historic Harvard Square Kiosk Reopens as Cambridge KiOSK After 5 Years News The Harvard Crimson
The newly renovated Cambridge KiOSK - formally known as the Harvard Square Kiosk - welcomed visitors back with a ribbon cutting celebration on Friday morning.
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Harvard Squares historic newsstand is back as a hub for arts and info
Izzy Fest brings independent media to students (The Ithacan)
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Former Out of Town newsstand reopens Friday, now as the Cambridge Kiosk with a news exhibit
Izzy Fest brings independent media to students (The Ithacan)
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Funding the Fourth Estate (SSIR)
Philanthropists have been accused of donating disproportionately to major media outlets. An alliance of small news nonprofits seeks to make funding more equitable to save the news industry.
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Local news is in crisis. Massachusetts state government should take action, advocates say. - The Boston Globe
The news media and government have traditionally stayed separate, but industrywide layoffs and closures have some journalists pushing for state support.
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