The venerated CBS news magazine this week looks at whether nonprofit newsrooms like Voice of OC could be part of the solution for America’s news crisis.
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Voice of OC Digital Editor Sonya Quick Awarded First Place Infographics in State for Daily Coronavirus Data Visualizations
Voice of OC Digital Editor Sonya Quick won first place in the state for infographics, winning against top news agencies in the prestigious California News Publishers Association awards.
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Voice of OC Digital Editor Leads Discussion at National News Conference on Measuring a Newsroom’s Impact
Voice of OC Digital Editor Sonya Quick was a featured speaker Friday at the annual conference of nonprofit leaders talking to journalists, nonprofit news funders and industry professionals about the […]
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Newport Beach Community Philanthropist & Activist Tim Stoaks Joins Voice of OC Board of Directors
Tim Stoaks says his first order of business is to grow Voice of OC’s Ambassadors Program of donors who contribute annually $1,000 or more to sustain Voice of OC. This ongoing support is critical to Voice’s ability to add more reporters and more coverage.
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Police Misconduct Records Available Thanks to Voice of OC’s Leadership
If Voice had not acted quickly, Orange County could be the only place in the state where the public could not access the records concerning police use of force, sexual assault on members of the public or incidents of lying while on duty.
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Voice of OC Embraces Art
Voice has always been about giving voice to the voiceless. So it came as a shock to us that as the traditional media contracts, one of the casualties has been arts and culture coverage, unless you count updates on the Real Housewives, art and culture.
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Democracy Begins Here
Every two years our democracy hosts a revolution. It’s called an election. The weapon of choice: information. Arming people with accurate, thorough and fair reporting on their government is Voice […]
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Round 1: Hot Topics at Costa Mesa Feet to the Fire
More than 200 Costa Mesa residents filled the Robert Moore Theater at Orange Coast College to watch one of the election season’s best traditions – the Feet to the Fire Forum.
