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Garcia-Ruiz was appointed by Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne. The JSK Board of Visitors provides strategic guidance for the JSK Fellowships.

A diverse group of journalism innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders from around the world will make up the 2018-2019 class of John S. Knight (JSK) Journalism Fellows at Stanford University.

The John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships at Stanford today announced the appointment of veteran technology professional and editorial strategist Karen Wickre to its Board of Visitors.

JSK alumni will experiment with ad-free subscriptions, mobile communities and audience engagement across the U.S., and with digital and video storytelling in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Program for professionals at Stanford University issues call to action for industry.

Cohort of innovators is first to work under ‘Teams and Themes’ framework

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Outlier, supported by the Jim Bettinger Innovation Fund, texts high-value information to Detroiters with a focus on renters.

Filloux will address the growing problem of misinformation on the web by developing a working prototype of his News Quality Scoring Project, which seeks to surface quality journalism using algorithms and machine learning.

Michael D. Bolden is the new managing director, editorial and operations, for the John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships at Stanford.

This year’s fellows connected with the Bay Area journalism community at the 2017 JSK festival of news innovation.