New Voices: 2008 Grantees: Miami-Whitewater Valley Public Media Project

2008 Grantees

Miami-Whitewater Valley Public Media Project

Cheryl Gibbs, Assistant Director, Journalism Program, Miami University
Oxford, OH

CONTACT INFO

Miami University Journalism Program
260A Bachelor Hall
Oxford, OH 45056
(513) 529-1923
E-mail

Partnering higher learning with public and commercial media, this project will create a regional news service for Southwest Ohio and East Central Indiana. Citizen journalists and students at Miami University and Earlham College will produce stories for an interactive Web site and content will be shared with local mainstream media. Pilot partners include WMUB public radio, the Cincinnati Business Journal, Cox Ohio newspapers in Dayton, Hamilton, Oxford and Middletown, and Gannett’s Palladium-Item in Richmond, Indiana. They seek to create a replicable model for covering regional news.

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