When we started Grasswire, we knew we would face many challenges in building an entirely crowdsourced news organization. We anticipated that the journey would be filled with bumps in the road.
Like many of our colleagues in newsrooms across America and around the world, the Grasswire team performed our job duties today…
I would like to take a moment to say “thank you” to all those who have rallied behind Grasswire in past weeks. As a result of all of those efforts, we have an exciting announcement to make: Grasswire is now self-sustaining.
On Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015, a Russian passenger jet crashed in Egypt’s central Sinai region. This is how the early coverage unfolded.
We’ve been waiting for this day for a long time.
Grasswire has been about the community behind it since day one. We’ve continually been blown away by the level of time, effort and quality volunteer contributors were putting into finding, verifying…
When we first launched Grasswire last year, we had a vision of what an open newsroom would look like: Stories…
From events that shook the globe to news that was out of this world, these are Grasswire’s top stories of the year — in no particular order — as chosen by some of our community members.
