John Bracken
- bracken@knightfoundation.org
- Phone
- 305-979-8689
- @jsb
John S. Bracken is director of media innovation for the Knight Foundation. He oversees the Knight News Challenge, Knight’s prototype fund, its journalism and technology investments. Bracken has over 10 years experience as a philanthropic investor in digital media, media policy, innovation and global internet freedom, having previously worked at the Ford Foundation and the MacArthur Foundation.
Bracken is a frequent presenter at media and technology conferences and serves as an adviser to 1871, a co-working resource for digital startups in Chicago. A 2009 fellow of Leadership Greater Chicago, Bracken has a masters degree from the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania and a BA from Pitzer College in Claremont, California. He writes @jsb, johnbracken.net and at the Knight Foundation blog.
News & Updates from John Bracken
Knight Blog
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886 applications in News Challenge on Open Gov: What’s next
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Six media startups join inaugural class of media accelerator
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Answers to the 7 most common News Challenge questions
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News Challenge on Open Gov: Submit now, not later
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#newschallenge on Open Gov: an opportunity for massive reinvention
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News Challenge on open gov launches Feb. 12
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#newschallenge: seven issues for the future
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How can we help? Accelerating projects via the News Challenge
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Saying no: how we’re working to be more responsive
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Undertaking social entrepreneurship to improve news and information
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@jsb: four things we're focusing on in 2013
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What's next for News Challenge: Mobile
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Down to the wireless: Final tips for applying
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Knight News Challenge on mobile now open for apps
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Internet native news networks, what's working in #opengov and more for #civicmedia day 2
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Winners in Knight News Challenge: Networks
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Knight News Challenge data is now open
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Knight News Challenge on networks - moving to the next round
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New YouTube channel to focus on investigative reporting
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News Challenge on Networks wants your likes and reblogs
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News Challenge Networks is closed, discussion continues
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News and tips as News Challenge on Networks draws to a close
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Open preferred, not required in Knight News Challenge
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Knight News Challenge Networks: Open is better
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Announcing the Knight News Challenge: Networks
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Announcing OpenNews: The Knight Mozilla Partnership Pivots
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Supporting NPR's digital transition
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Too much data, too few hackers
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An East London Knight News Challenge Preview
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Print as Vinyl: Not just for hipsters anymore
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Strengthening community information experiments at MIT's Center for Civic Media
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News Challenge Success Story Finds a Home
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Pando Projects, Stable Renters bring home the WeMedia gold
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Knight News Challenge Update
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Knight News Challenge Envelopes in the Mail
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Supporting news start-ups with technology
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Update on the second round of the Knight News Challenge
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Check your in-box: News Challenge decisions coming soon
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And Now the Fun Begins
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Tick-tock: Knight News Challenge deadline approaches and we answers some FAQs
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Knight News Challenge 101: What Happens on Dec. 2?
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Knight News Challenge 101: Why Mobile?
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Where to go for help with your News Challenge application
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The ICFJ Awards, Twitter and Journalistic Courage
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Knight News Challenge 101: The Budget Question
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Knight News Challenge 2011: A Q and A with John Bracken
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Thoughts on ONA 10
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$2 million and a Vote of Confidence From Google
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Knight News Challenge '11: Mobile, Authenticity, Sustainability and Community
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