Tag: journalism

News reporter Alex Hoeft reflects on the tension between protecting vulnerable sources and maintaining credibility; and announcing Moonshine Ink’s new official Anonymity Policy.

As a watchdog of local government and others, it is imperative that Moonshine Ink reporters and contributors do their own research, reporting, and writing.

What does it take to persevere for 20 years? Moonshine Ink sticks with journalism, celebration, and community.

Two local newspapers are closing every week in the U.S. Chip in to support the mission of keeping quality journalism here in Tahoe/Truckee.

Who’s writing the stories that essentially comprise 50% of our historical record? Journalists like me.

Legislative and legal efforts to force tech giants to either share ad revenue or compensate media organizations are in motion.

Let’s just say that without local journalism, there is no local. No local pride, no local connection, no local politics, nothing.

How a last-man-standing reporter in a small Pennsylvania town speaks to the Ink’s story.

On the eve of coronavirus lockdown, the Reno News & Review halted the presses. However, a talk with the publisher shows that the company has no plans of stopping.

A reader commented to us that until recently, he didn’t look to us for breaking news reporting. He was absolutely right: That’s never been...