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Esquire's David Granger was ousted against his wishes, and his top writers and editors don’t know why http://bit.ly/1SkJ3bE 

David Granger's remarkable 19-year run at Esquire ends this week. Does his firing make any sense? My latest in @CJR http://www.cjr.org/the_profile/david_granger_esquire.php …

Op-ed pages are losing independent local voices, often in favor of guest columns by politicians. http://www.cjr.org/united_states_project/independent_local_opinion_writing_is_essential_and_endangered.php … @USProjectCJR

Independent local opinion writing is essential & endangered. Can we redesign it for survival? http://bit.ly/1qfmw9F 

“If you’re doing this, it’s because you believe that journalism is really important” http://bit.ly/1UpODzs 

Hey guys! We're hiring. Digital media editor: http://bit.ly/1WV6iwO  Web editor: http://bit.ly/1WV6k7G 

What inheritances and a Toyota brand have in common: #languagecorner http://bit.ly/1PDkVil 

How one reporter is shaking things up in Montana http://bit.ly/25sqbkI 

In this newsroom the youngest reporters get mentorship and on-the-job training http://bit.ly/1WO4tS6 

Stories like this remind me that journalism will survive. It’s a calling, not a job. http://www.cjr.org/united_states_project/john_adams_montana_free_press.php …

English has lots of pairs in which one is a “do-er” and the other a “do-ee.” http://bit.ly/1ohsMvZ 

A Montana reporter was thinking about leaving journalism. But then he launched his own nonprofit news outlet http://bit.ly/1RKcZ6J 

A journalist on running his own news outlet: “I basically spend about 12 hours a day doing this job right now.” http://bit.ly/1ZGnojv 

“I think we have a workable, profitable model for scaling and sustaining local news” http://bit.ly/1LNn9Bc