Newsrooms can no longer simply churn out stories. They need to create decision-making tools based on news reporting, says Knight International Journalism Fellow Justin Arenstein. Here's how your news organization can get started.

While social media can help journalists find important information, it can be hard to find the signal in the noise. That's when geolocation tools can make a difference.

Entrepreneurial journalists in Latin America discuss how to overcome financial and other obstacles as they experiment with new types of independent media.

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Reporters Without Borders created a "digital safe" to offer a secure way for journalists facing censorship to submit news and documents for publication.

Just when newsrooms had started to figure out how six seconds of Vine footage could add to their reporting, Instagram decided to let users capture an eternity-like 15 seconds of video using any of 13 different filters.

Journalists and technologists are collaborating to bring sensor reporting, crowdsourcing, mapping and more to coverage of the environment.

Ten independent news sites are forming an organization to work toward sustainability in investigative digital journalism.

Former Reuters social media editor Anthony De Rosa becomes top editor at Circa, which creates concise, mobile-only stories from a pool of articles, documents, tweets, reports, blogs and more, while fact-checking every point along the way.