Arizona State University |
Location-Based VR Data Visualization (a project of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication) |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $30,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Helping journalists and others easily create location-based data visualizations in a virtual reality format. For example, users could explore crime statistics or education data on particular neighborhoods through data overlays on virtual reality footage of these areas. |
Program Details | This project was funded as part of the 2017 Journalism 360 Challenge, a $285,000 initiative launched by the Google News Lab, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and the Online News Association. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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City University of New York |
Community and Ethnic Media Journalism 360 |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $27,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Making immersive storytelling more accessible to community and ethnic media through a program that provides hands-on training and access to equipment. The team also aims to produce a “how to” guide for others on using immersive storytelling to cover local happenings, such as festivals. |
Program Details | This project was funded as part of the 2017 Journalism 360 Challenge, a $285,000 initiative launched by the Google News Lab, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and the Online News Association. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Gannett Digital |
The Wall |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $28,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Examining the audience engagement power of combining an important national story with new technology by documenting all phases of the proposed border wall between the United States and Mexico. The project would use virtual reality overlaid with relevant data and include aerial video, as well as a series of documentary shorts. |
Program Details | This project was funded as part of the 2017 Journalism 360 Challenge, a $285,000 initiative launched by the Google News Lab, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and the Online News Association. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | The Wall project’s $28,000 grant came from Journalism 360. Journalism 360’s founding partners are the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Google News Lab and the Online News Association. |
References | Link to source |
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MIT Future Ocean Lab |
Immersive Storytelling from the Ocean Floor |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $30,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Developing a camera and lighting system to produce immersive stories underwater and uncover the hidden experiences that lie beneath the ocean’s surface. |
Program Details | This project was funded as part of the 2017 Journalism 360 Challenge, a $285,000 initiative launched by the Google News Lab, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and the Online News Association. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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National Public Radio |
Spatial and Head-Locked Stereo Audio for 360 Journalism |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $15,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Developing best practices for immersive storytelling audio by producing two virtual reality stories with a particular focus on sound-rich scenes. The project will explore, test and share spatial audio findings from these experiments. |
Program Details | This project was funded as part of the 2017 Journalism 360 Challenge, a $285,000 initiative launched by the Google News Lab, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and the Online News Association. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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New Cave Media |
Aftermath VR App |
Europe |
2017
| $20,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Ukraine |
Project Details | Creating an app that would apply photogrammetry, which uses photography to measure and map objects, to recreate three-dimensional scenes of news events (such as mass shootings or natural disasters) and narrate what happened through voiceover and archival footage. |
Program Details | This project was funded as part of the 2017 Journalism 360 Challenge, a $285,000 initiative launched by the Google News Lab, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and the Online News Association. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Northwestern University |
Scene VR (a project of the Knight Lab) |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $19,600 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Developing a tool that would make it easier for journalists and others to create virtual reality photo experiences that include interactive navigation, using their smartphone or a camera. |
Program Details | This project was funded as part of the 2017 Journalism 360 Challenge, a $285,000 initiative launched by the Google News Lab, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and the Online News Association. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | The grant (part of the Journalism 360 program) was sponsored by the Online News Association (ONA), Knight Foundation, and Google. The total amount received was $19,600. We have no way of knowing how much of that came from each of the sponsoring organizations. We appreciate Google's generosity and interest in supporting journalism. In other contexts, when Knight Lab, an academic project, has investigated Google support, it has generally seemed as though our not-exactly-journalism status has muddied the waters. It also seems as though many of their granting programs, unsurprisingly, lean heavily towards subsidizing/promoting the use of Google's tools, which always raises my concern about long-term sustainability. To be quite clear:
-nothing about the grant we received directed us to use Google technology
-we do not believe that there is any impropriety in Google organizing its philanthropy to align with its business interests
-as a non-revenue organization, we must choose carefully when accepting temporary subsidies for services which will eventually become costs which we can't recover |
References | Link to source |
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The Outliers Collective |
Dataverses: Information Visualization into VR Storytelling |
Europe |
2017
| $25,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Making it easier to integrate data visualizations into immersive storytelling through a platform that would allow the integration of virtual reality videos and photos with facts. For example, a user could show a map of the Earth highlighting places without water access and linking each area to a virtual reality video that explores the experience of living there. |
Program Details | This project was funded as part of the 2017 Journalism 360 Challenge, a $285,000 initiative launched by the Google News Lab, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and the Online News Association. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | The amount is $25,000. Also, it's a consortium, as you can see on the link, between Journalism360, Online News Association, Knight Foundation and Google News Lab. The experience was amazing, my main point of contact with the grant was Journalism360 and could not be more pleased about how they handled the project. |
References | Link to source |
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The Washington Post |
Facing Bias |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $30,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Developing a smartphone tool that will use augmented reality to analyze a reader’s facial expressions while they view images and statements that may affirm or contradict their beliefs. The aim is to give readers a better understanding of the bias we all bring to a story and to improve trust in news by creating a personal connection to the content. |
Program Details | This project was funded as part of the 2017 Journalism 360 Challenge, a $285,000 initiative launched by the Google News Lab, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and the Online News Association. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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University of British Columbia |
AI-generated Anonymity in VR Journalism |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $30,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Canada |
Project Details | Helping reporters test whether an emotional connection can be maintained in immersive storytelling formats when a character is algorithmically distorted so that their identity is hidden. The tool aims to provide investigative journalists with a means to preserve the confidentiality of a subject, while using an animation to ensure viewers remain emotionally connected. |
Program Details | This project was funded as part of the 2017 Journalism 360 Challenge, a $285,000 initiative launched by the Google News Lab, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and the Online News Association. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Virtual Collaboration Research |
Voxhop |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $30,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Making it easy to craft audio-driven virtual reality stories through a tool that would allow journalists to upload, generate or construct a 3-dimensional environment and narrate the scene from multiple perspectives. For example, a reporter could construct a three-dimensional crime scene and include voiceovers detailing accounts of what transpired in the space. |
Program Details | This project was funded as part of the 2017 Journalism 360 Challenge, a $285,000 initiative launched by the Google News Lab, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and the Online News Association. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Internews |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 1): Big Picture Digital Journalism (a project of Internews Europe) |
Europe |
2011
| €205,150 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | This project will focus on three core areas: a Crowdsourced Journalism Training Program; Crowdsourced Journalism Project Support; and a Crowdsourced Journalism Practitioner Platform. The project seeks to improve journalism excellence by increasing the availability of expertise in crowdsourced journalism approaches and increasing the number of journalists with the skills to leverage crowdsourcing approaches to contribute to press freedom and democracy. |
Program Details | This project was one of three that will share more than $600,000 as winners of the first round of the International Press Institute’s News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | The three winning projects will receive more than $600,000 in total. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
Comments from Recipient | Our records show a grant award from the International Press Institute to Internews Europe in the amount of 205,150 Euro, December 2011, that was related or a part of the Big Picture Digital Journalism Project. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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University of Central Lancashire |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 1): The Media and Digital Enterprise Project (a project of the Journalism Leaders Programme) |
Europe |
2011
| $0 - $600,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Media and Digital Enterprise (MaDE) project links several key activities that are critical to the success of news innovation activities – specific training in cutting-edge data journalism skills and the fundamentals of digital business using an innovative combination of face-to-face workshops and online learning support; tailored support from software developers and business incubation experts for high-potential enterprises; on-going networking activities for all participants; critical reflection and reporting on the project and process in order to disseminate learning to the wider journalism industry. |
Program Details | This project was one of three that will share more than $600,000 as winners of the first round of the International Press Institute’s News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | The three winning projects will receive more than $600,000 in total. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source |
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World Wide Web Foundation |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 1): Voice based citizen journalism |
Europe |
2011
| $100,000 - $500,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | The project will design, implement and validate a novel voice news platform that is suitable for rural regions in developing countries, and that combines Web platform facilities with spoken content and associated voice services accessible and manageable through simple mobile phones. This platform enables voice-based citizen journalism to gather and deliver news from and to people in rural regions through community radio as well as their own mobile phones, independently of their language, education level, type of phone, and Internet connectivity. |
Program Details | This project was one of three that will share more than $600,000 as winners of the first round of the International Press Institute’s News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | The three winning projects will receive more than $600,000 in total. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
Comments from Recipient | Web Foundation was the recipient of a subgrant from the International Press Institute in 2011 for our project on voice technology for citizen journalism in the Sahel. It's our understanding that this funding came from a grant IPI received from Google. We can confirm based on our 2010-11 financial report that that grant was in the range of US $100-500K, and the activity reports and our website show most of the work was carried out in 2012, and was also supported by the Vrije University Amsterdam and the Rockefeller Foundation.
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References | Link to source |
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AWAN, Arab Media Consultants |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 2): Digital Journalism Training Boot Camp |
Middle East/North Africa |
2012
| $0 - $1,700,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Jordan |
Project Details | Digital Journalism Training Boot Camp |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source |
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Agence France-Presse (AFP) |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 2): Africa Check (a project of Agence France-Presse Foundation) |
Europe |
2012
| €58,750 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | France |
Project Details | Africa Check: A project to develop an African network of factchecking |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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IREX |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 2): The New Tricks Project |
Middle East/North Africa |
2012
| $0 - $1,700,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Tunisia |
Project Details | The New Tricks Project: Re-Training For the Middle East’s Established Journalists Through Workshops and How-To Videos |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source |
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Journalism Development Network |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest: Visual Investigative Scenarios (VIS) |
United States and Canada |
2012
| $0 - $1,700,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Visual Investigative Scenarios (VIS) |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source |
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Journalism++ Stockholm AB |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest: Feowl |
Europe |
2012
| €100,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Feowl |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
Comments from Recipient | Feowl was not financed by Google, but by IPI (we didn't contract with Google at any point). The amount was 100,000€ |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Mandara Media Foundation |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 2): Digital Media Training in Upper Egypt |
Middle East/North Africa |
2012
| $0 - $1,700,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Egypt |
Project Details | Digital Media Training in Upper Egypt |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source |
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Media Trust |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 2): Citizen Photojournalism UK |
Europe |
2012
| $0 - $1,700,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Citizen Photojournalism UK |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Mediacenter Sarajevo |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 2): Digital Generations |
Europe |
2012
| $0 - $1,700,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Bosnia |
Project Details | Digital Generations: educational program on new media and data |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source |
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Medialynx |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 2): The Stories Behind the News - the Reading Radar |
Europe |
2012
| $0 - $1,700,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | The Stories Behind the News - the Reading Radar |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source |
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Meedan |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 2): CheckDesk |
United States and Canada |
2012
| $0 - $1,700,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | CheckDesk: Collaborative Workbench for Fact Checking Citizen |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source |
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Poverty Alleviation Network & Self Dependence Initiative |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 2): GIS and Journalism Serious Tools for Serious Storytelling |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $0 - $1,700,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Nigeria |
Project Details | GIS and Journalism Serious Tools for Serious Storytelling |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source |
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Poynter Institute |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 2): Next Step Media |
United States and Canada |
2012
| $0 - $1,700,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Next Step Media: The Arab Spring and Beyond |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source |
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Reporters for Interactive, Collaborative and Specialized Information (RICSI) |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 2): Mobile Reporter (MR) |
Europe |
2012
| $0 - $1,700,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Mobile Reporter (MR) – Mobile-funded Investigative News Network |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source |
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The Guardian |
International Press Institute News Innovation Contest (Round 2): Contributoria |
Europe |
2012
| $0 - $1,700,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Contributoria: A peer-based funding platform for
storytellers |
Program Details | This project was one of 14 to share more than $1.7 million as winners of the International Press Institute’s 2012 News Innovation Contest. The contest is sponsored by Google, which provided a grant of $2.7 million to the IPI. |
Terms | Fourteen projects will be awarded more than $1.7 million. Google provided a total of $2.7 million to fund two rounds of grants from IPI. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Adaptive Path |
iWitness |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $360,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To bridge the gap between traditional and citizen media, iWitness will create a web-based tool that aggregates user-generated content from social media during big news events. Whether a parade or protest, election or earthquake, iWitness will display photos, videos and messages in an easy-to-browse interface. Created by a premier web design firm, iWitness will make it easier to cross-reference first-person accounts with journalistic reporting, opening up new avenues for storytelling, fact-checking and connecting people to events in their communities. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Associated Press |
Overview |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $475,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Overview is a tool to help journalists find stories in large amounts of data by cleaning, visualizing and interactively exploring large document and data sets. Whether from government transparency initiatives, leaks or freedom of information requests, journalists are drowning in more documents than they can ever hope to read. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Awesome Foundation |
News Taskforce |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $244,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To experiment with a new funding model for local journalism, The Awesome Foundation: News Taskforce will bring together 10 to 15 community leaders and media innovators in Detroit and two other cities to provide $1,000 microgrants to innovative journalism and civic media projects. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Chicago Tribune |
PANDA |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $150,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To help news organizations better use public information, the PANDA Project, in partnership with Investigative Reporters & Editors (IRE), the Chicago Tribune and The Spokane Spokesman-Review, will build a set of open-source, web-based tools that make it easier for journalists to use and analyze data. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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El Mostrador |
Poderopedia |
Latin America |
2011
| $200,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Chile |
Project Details | To promote greater transparency in Chile, Poderopedia (Powerpedia) will be an editorial and crowdsourced database that highlights the links among the country’s elite. Using data visualization, the site will investigate and illustrate the connections among people, companies and institutions, shedding light on any conflicts of interests. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
DocumentCloud Reader Annotations |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $320,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | With this grant, DocumentCloud will develop a new feature allowing newsrooms to invite public participation in annotating and commenting on source documents. The tool will help newsrooms involve their readers in the news and improve DocumentCloud as a journalistic tool and investigative reporting resource. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Media and Place Productions |
Zeega |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $420,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To help tell rich multimedia stories, Zeega will improve its open-source HTML5 platform for creating collaborative and interactive documentaries. By using Zeega, anyone can create immersive, participatory multimedia projects that seamlessly combine original content with photos, videos, text, audio and maps from across the Web. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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NextDrop |
NextDrop |
Asia |
2011
| $375,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | India |
Project Details | To develop a new way of disseminating critical community information, NextDrop will launch a service, in conjunction with local utilities, that notifies residents of Hubli, Karnataka, India when water is available. NextDrop will work with water utility employees who operate the valves that control the infrequent flow of water. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Open Knowledge Foundation |
Spending Stories |
Europe |
2011
| $250,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | England |
Project Details | News stories about government finances are common, but readers often find it challenging to place the numbers in perspective. Spending Stories will contextualize such news pieces by tying them to the data on which they are based. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | Google donated $1,000,000 to the Knight Foundation in 2011, as part of a funding pool ($4.7 Million) to create projects around Government Transparency. Open Knowledge Foundation received a subsequent grant from the Knight Foundation for a project called Spending Stories and we received $250,000. The grant was used to increase fiscal literacy among journalists and the public by creating simple digital tools that link public spending data to public spending narratives. |
References | Link to source |
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ScraperWiki |
ScraperWiki |
Europe |
2011
| $280,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | ScraperWiki.com provides a way to make it easier to collect information from across the web from diverse sources. The site helps anyone freely create “scrapers” to collect, store and publish public data, and make it freely available for anyone to use. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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The Kiwanja Foundation |
FrontlineSMS |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $250,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | FrontlineSMS: Media will create a new platform that allows journalists to more effectively use text messaging to inform and engage rural communities. The Frontline SMS platform already enables users in underserved areas to organize interactions with large numbers of people via text messages, a laptop and a mobile phone – without the need for the Internet. This grant will enable FrontlineSMS to expand its software platform and work with community radio stations and other rural journalists. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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The Miller Center Foundation |
The State Decoded |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $165,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The State Decoded will be a platform that displays state codes, court decisions and information from legislative tracking services to make government more understandable to the average citizen. While many state codes are already online, they lack context and clarity. With an improved layout, embeddable definitions of legal terms, Google News and Twitter integration, and an open API for state codes, this project aims to make important laws the centerpiece of media coverage. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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The Public Laboratory |
The Public Laboratory for Open Technology and Science |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $500,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To make technology work for communities, The Public Laboratory will create a tool kit and online community for citizen-based, grassroots data gathering and research. The Lab is an expansion of Grassroots Mapping – a project originated at the Center for Future Civic Media at MIT. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | We received a John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Knight News Challenge in 2011 and Google may have provided funds, but we would have no knowledge of this. |
References | Link to source |
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The Tiziano Project |
Tiziano 360 |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $200,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Using visually dynamic, multimedia storytelling, the Tiziano Project provides communities with the equipment, training and web platform needed to report on stories that affect their residents’ lives. Tiziano will build an improved platform based on the award-winning projecthttp://360.tizianoproject.org/kurdistan/. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill |
OpenBlock Rural |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $275,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Rural news organizations often struggle to move into the digital age because they lack the staff to make public data digestible. OpenBlock Rural will work with local governments and community newspapers in North Carolina to collect, aggregate and publish government data, including crime and real estate reports, restaurant inspections and school ratings. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Ushahidi |
SwiftRiver |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $250,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | As news events unfold, mobile phones and the Internet are flooded with information. Through the SwiftRiver platform, Ushahidi will attempt to verify this information by parsing it and evaluating sources. |
Program Details | This project was one of 16 ideas that will share in $4.7 million in funding as winners of the Knight News Challenge. Google has provided $1 million in support to the News Challenge. |
Terms | Knight Foundation provided $3.7 million, Google provided $1 million for 16 funded projects. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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24 Media |
News.vid.io |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Greece |
Project Details | Currently, news events tend to generate large amounts of video content, which news and media organisations could exploit to develop novel revenue paths. However, selecting relevant content and embedding it to news stories is a manual, labour-intensive, time-demanding task. News.vid.io will disrupt the news media landscape and will leverage monetisation for tomorrow’s media by delivering a service-based platform that empowers journalists in creating engaging news stories through targeted video mashups. These video summaries will present the key concepts and viewpoints for unfolding stories, based on automated annotation of content from professional videos and user-generated content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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24 Media Network |
24Watch |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | A project that combines technology and open data, with journalistic craftsmanship to provide news, and unique insights and statistics. Both locally, an well as on a national and global level. The solution Get push notifications on real-time events such as crime reports & traffic. And see unique statistics and commentary from your area. Raise awareness of macro trends to the community. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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24 Ore Group |
Royalty |
Europe |
2018
| €739,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Royalty is a new kind of digital newspaper. One that delivers content in a highly personalised format to the readers, each with their particular preferences about the time, place, interests and the formats they care about. Royalty emphasizes a more direct relationship between the content creators and consumers. The system takes high-level human input and translates it into a new internal high-level news format that can be processed at a more symbolic level which allows the news team to differentiate the way content is served. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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300Gospodarda |
LegislationFILEapp |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | LegislationFILEapp’s goal is to serve as a go-to tool for everyone involved or interested in the legislative process in Poland. The tool will provide them with reliable, up-to-date, visually-appealing and accessible information on every piece of legislation that is being proceeded at a time. The tool will follow the legislative process of a given bill step-by-step and will showcase changes that are done on the way, disclose people and organisations that are involved at each step and arguments they use to support their stance. This comprehensive approach will facilitate making connections between those involved and the final outcome. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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300polityka.pl |
TrackTheLobby |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | Journalists relate the results of lobbying, but do not have tools to track and analyse the way law is created. In public debate lobbying functions as a slogan, with no reference to data. We will fill this void. TrackTheLobby will equip the news ecosystem in Poland with important but not easily accessible data concerning lobbyists influencing the law. The newly created interactive web tool will share data on lobbying in Poland in the form of interactive timelines, charts and maps of connections. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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93 metros |
Pic+ |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Pic+ is a Software as a Service (SaaS) to help extract the full narrative potential of each photography published in digital newspapers. Images uploaded to Pic+ can be traditional or panoramic, and by configuring them, users will be able to set up a social tagging functionality, count the number of people in the photograph, set up a navigating functionality and set up layers of additional information. By embedding these interactive pictures on their pages, news outlets will provide their readers with richer photographs, appeal to new readers and provide opportunities for new sources of revenue. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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A/S Information |
Repurposing Content - Personalised journalism |
Europe |
2017
| €448,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | The project will build a digital platform employing user data to repurpose original content in packages that suit the individual user's needs and wants - using automation to secure a choice of relevant offers in terms of content, upgrades and subscription deals. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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A/S Kristeligt Dagblad |
The Editorial Paywall Optimization Tool |
Europe |
2016
| Kr.372,179 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | Relevant staff will be informed whenever a winning placement has achieved statistical significance based on clicks, log-ins and conversions. Aggregated conversion data from tested articles will be easily available on an aggregated basis. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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AKINGO Europe |
AKINGO |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Increase news websites' profitability (ad revenues) and competitiveness (user experience) by increasing reader engagement (visit depth, visits, articles read, shares, ad clicks) through a reverse proxy that delivers personalized versions of news sites based on reader, content and context analytics |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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ANP Holding BV |
Digital Newsfeeds for Children |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | ANP wants to develop a daily newsfeed for children and teenagers in collaboration with WizeNoze, by using WizeNoze's innovative language technology. Although the process will still need some human intervention to make sure the output text reads well, much larger amounts of data can be processed at low cost. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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ANP Holding BV |
Real-time usage & performance tracking for news agency content |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | News agencies provide continuous streams of various content (text, images and videos) to media and other publishers. However, there is no easy method to track the usage & performance of their content. This project aims to provide an automated solution for that. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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AZ Management Services |
Project Iris |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | There are many topics that local communities regard as particularly pressing, but journalists usually only discover them by accident. This problem inspired our idea to create a platform where citizens' concerns can be collected and rated on a municipal level. That way a newspaper can create space for those topics, host a discussion and bring additional value to the local community. That is the goal of 'Project Iris', and that the source code be released to the public domain. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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AZ Management Services |
Oyez |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | Oyez is revolutionising municipality communication in Switzerland. The administration, publication, and distribution of information and official publications is made digital, secure, and adherent to the law, but still fully intuitive. The user-friendly data input, an API, and various alternative output formats sets Oyez apart from conventional commercial and government offers. Additional functions, like notification services for municipalities and other concerned parties, and, in particular, the ability to tailor the official publications make the platform an integral tool for municipalities of the future: contemporary, web compliant, user-centered, and effective. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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AZ Zeitungen |
Project KOLIBRI: The Mobile App Framework |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | Project KOLIBRI aims to build an app framework that allows publishers to quickly, economically, and sustainably maintain mobile apps. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Adevo |
Eagle Eye |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Latvia |
Project Details | Eagle Eye is a facial recognition tool that lets journalists search for specific people - and relationships between them - in photos and videos. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Adnkronos Spa Unipersonale |
News Juice |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | News Juice is an artifical intelligence and semantic engine with an archive of over 30 years of journalistically valid news that can produce, on request, chronologically ordered summaries of complex events - and do it with images. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Adriana Homolova |
Elvis - Map Me Tender |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | Public procurement (or tendering) is the process of acquiring goods and services for the government. It is therefore the most prominent flow of public money into the private sector. However, structured journalistic research into tenders is limited. Only incidental cases make it to the media, often facilitated by whistle-blowers. We want to spread the notion that it is important for the government to be open about how it spends money that we entrust in its metaphorical hands. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Aela Callan |
Infinitive - AKA The Distance Between Us |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Infinitive merges documentary content with multi-user virtual reality to create highly empathetic, interactive news experiences. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | The funding was really instrumental for us in our goal to find ways to change the tone of conversations around contentious news issues like immigration and Brexit. |
References | Link to source |
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Agence France-Presse (AFP) |
AFP Interactive |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | AFP interactive will provide interactive graphics in several languages to AFP clients using web and mobile media formats throughout the world. Graphs, maps, interactive reports, data visualisation: these high-quality news-orientated graphics deal with all the latest current events, economic issues, politics and sport. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Agence France-Presse (AFP) |
AFPData |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | AFPData is a new data-driven editorial ecosystem. The project has 3 components: (1) Creating original datasets with high editorial added value; (2) Making these structured, indexed, editorially useful datasets - generated by AFP, by partner sources or by AFP-selected open-data sources - available to newsrooms on a platform via direct download or via API; (3) Using these datasets to automatically or semi-automatically produce live news content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Agenzia Giornalistica Italia |
Videomate - Creating on-the-fly editorial videos starting from texts, pictures or graphics |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Thanks to Videomate, publishers can create wonderful videos using tools and features specifically developed for news and editorial production - even if they have no video assets. Starting from texts, pictures and graphics, Videomate will make any newsroom video-enabled. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Agora S.A. |
NewsMavens (a project of Wysokie Obcasy and Gazeta Wyborcza) |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | A huge collaborative effort bringing female editors and journalists together to tell the news across Europe from a female perspective. Only 27% of decision makers in newsrooms are women. NewsMavens aims to change the male dominated narrative around current affairs. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | The English-language service was launched on October 16, 2017. In 2019 it will be closed - the project has reached a natural conclusion, gathering answers to the question of what will happen if only women choose news. NewsMavens.com was a roundup about what's most important in Europe today, done by women from top EU media brands. The service was developed through the collaboration between partnering news organizations. |
References | Link to source |
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Agora S.A. |
TOK FM Microphone (a project of Agora Radio Group) |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | Online platform for audio feedback & user-generated audio news and comments. It is a mobile application for active listeners and commentators who want to co-create programs for TOK FM radio antenna. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Agora S.A. |
Search the Radio (a project of Radio TOK FM) |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | SEARCH THE RADIO will transcribe Radio TOK FM's news and opinion content into articles that are easy to search. The aim is to provide their listeners with a better understanding of the world. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Agora S.A. |
X-ray the Politics - Get to Know More About Your Constituency (a project of Gazeta Wyborcza and Laboratorium EE) |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | X-ray the Politics' is a website that tracks data on politicians -- their spending, track record, voting history, as well as their political views. It automatically aggregates, analyses and visualizes data collected from NGOs, social media and government agencies. Data is combined with Gazeta Wyborcza's vast reporting on politics and current affairs. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Agora S.A. |
Harmony (a project of Gazeta Wyborcza) |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | Harmony is a tool to centrally manage the user’s path, combining the organization of management of the user’s path, display ads and subscription offers, and capitalising on the right moment of the “reader’s journey” to maximize the benefits from user’s page view. The tool includes a recommendation engine based on an algorithm that analyses the Polish article text. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | Thanks to this support the daily’s team plans to accelerate further digital development of "Gazeta Wyborcza" through an innovative tool allowing Polish publishers to combine advertising and subscription business models. This solution will also provide more effective personalization of the reader's path, improving the user experience. The project is at the preparation stage. |
References | Link to source |
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Al Jazeera International |
News Immersified |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | We are looking to build an an open-source, interactive, storytelling app for news and current affairs features where the user experiences journalism via a messaging platform. The app enables journalists to embed content from interviews with a variety sources into a series of messaging exchanges, and it allows the user to choose between a number of seemingly direct conversations with the interviewees. The user's responses trigger the next messaging exchange and pivotal 'decision points' give the user choices on how to progress. The result is a personalised, immersive, in-depth experience of a serious news story. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Alberto Pereira |
CLOSER |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | The CLOSER project- democratizing city budgets through local journalism organisations - seeks to enhance the inclusiveness of budgetary policies, increasing the participation of citizens, and to test the incorporation, in local news agencies practices, of the monitoring of public policies, by designing, evaluating and making publicly available a platform for translating municipal budgets into distinct visual news objects. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Alice Corona |
Batjo. Bits, Atoms and Journalism |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Batjo lets journalist translate digital datasets into physical offline data-driven "news installations", transforming the consumpution of news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Aller Media |
Rikastamo.fi - audience data exploration portal |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | Rikastamo.fi is an interface to audience data ecosystem - a portal that provides access to enriched offline and online audience data for exploration, discovery and insight by means of visualizing data in a way that engages users with varying backgrounds and needs. The service targets any unit in an organization that can benefit from exploring and analyzing vast amounts of audience data in order to get valuable insight - e.g. in the news-room, content, marketing, R&D or analytics departments. The portal and the whole data ecosystem are being developed with the highest attention to data privacy and security. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Alma Media Ltd |
Smart Notifications for Media |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | This project will create a news desk tool that uses AI to optimise user notifications. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Altice Media Group - SFR Media |
Next Live Experience |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Our main challenge as a news publisher is to compete with platforms which put live broadcast at the heart of their value proposition.1. Our project aims to showcase the concept of augmented live. Our augmented live hub will be a great platform to check the feasibility of the different components, and the user's response. We believe that such project will inspire other publishers.2. Machine learning and artificial intelligence need lots of data and training to improve their accuracy.This project will 'feed' the AI bots with huge data sets and constant iteration. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Amedia |
Content Op Center (CoC) |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | The Content Op Center (CoC) is a platform that will aid journalists in producing high quality content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Amedia |
Talk of the Town |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | With "Talk of the Town - How Local News Publishers Use Location Data to get the Neighborhoods Talking" Amedia proposes to research ways in which local news publishers can use different types of location data to engage communities and strengthen local democracy. To illustrate our case, Amedia plans to prototype a mobile service that provides local news to subscribers with real-time information relevant for their location, and allows them to voice their opinion about community issues.'The ambition for Talk of the Town is to give our newspapers effective tools for publishing hyperlocal news. We hope this will inspire journalists to produce even better content tailored to their own reader base, as well as providing our subscribers with services to that allow them to explore local content in a novel, engaging fashion.' Erlend Aune, Chief Data Scientist in Amedia |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Angel Milev |
Future Tech INSIDER Network (FTIN) |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Building a prototype of a blockchain-powered news and media community of collaborators creating and curating content in a semi-decentralised environment. They will be compensated according to their contribution and level of involvement with cryptocurrency rewards. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Aptoma |
Unicum Hominem - the Living Frontpage |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | In a world of endless social media snacking, your front page is your best chance to make a lasting and valuable impression on your readers. It is the place to both show your best content and your personality.We have observed that readers' brand awareness and willingness to act is highest via the front page, and that the handcrafted approach has been highly effective to this end. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | Looks about right. The program worked quite well for us. |
References | Link to source |
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Archant Community Media Limited |
Local Recall - Modernising archive content |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Local Recall combines modern journalism with nostalgia - turning liability to asset by monetising and providing access to archived content dating back to 1870, while building an advanced voice infrastructure. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Archant Community Media Limited |
The Story Of… |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | An innovative way for people to discover vintage photographs relating to their lives, reconnecting users with the past. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Aristotle University School of Journalism & Mass Communications |
Connected cars, connected audience, news ecosystem |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Greece |
Project Details | The aim of the proposed project is to respond to changes that will occur in the news ecosystem in the new digital automobile environment. As our experiences becomes interconnected it is more than important to correspond to these changes in order to further the way users consume news in this new interconnected environment. These developments will create new digital revenue streams, especially for the automotive and news sector. The broader impact of the proposed project is to examine audience current uses, needs and expectations as well as what it is needed from the news organisations in order to respond to this evolving landscape. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Asociația Media DoR |
Story Maker |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | Story Maker will be a tool that helps small teams repurpose content in various formats, making the most of the materials they have gathered in their reporting, and publishing in the right format across platforms, with minimum effort. The tool will help turn text and images into visual stories for social media, and help create teaser videos for podcasts. It will act as a dashboard first, pulling in the type of content you have (eg: text, pictures, audio, or a combination), and then help journalists combine it in ways that will inject more creativity and speed into their workflow. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Associated Press |
AP Verify (a project of Associated Press Television News) |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | AP Verify is a cloud-based newsroom tool that will combine machine learning and video recognition technologies with AP's editorial expertise and market leading user generated content (UGC) verification process to automatically verify UGC. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Association for Social Entrepreneurship "Plus One" |
ReportR - The social impact of fake news |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | ReportR is a serious game designed to raise awareness of the impact of 'yellow journalism' and the role of video and audio manipulation in the future of fake news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Atanas Tchobanov |
Cryptarsi |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Cryptarsi is a system enabling technically unsavvy people to produce, search, browse and share encrypted data sets. It has been designed for investigative journalists, but can be useful in many other fields where data confidentiality is required. Cryptarsi is designed with ease of use and efficiency in mind. Cryptarsi is now in advanced stage of development and available on Github and used in production for many other journalistic projects. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | This is correct. I received the grant in personal quality. |
References | Link to source |
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Athens Technology Center |
Verify.Media |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Greece |
Project Details | Verify.media is a collaborative project of ATC (GR) and DW (DE), aiming to develop an integrated application that is purpose-built for collaboration between journalists in aggregation, curation and verification of User Generated Content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
Comments from Recipient | Yes, we do have participated in the Google DNI programme and have received funding form this for work we have carried out, but I am afraid we cannot disclose the exact amounts. |
References | Link to source |
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Atlatszo.hu |
Glasspockets Tracker - an Information of Public Interest Notification Tool |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | According to the law every state funded organisation in Hungary is obliged to publish their public interest data on their websites. But in practice most of them do not meet the law's requirements. The law does not castigate failures of state organizations, that is why we will urge them to observe the rules of transparency using our tracker tool which automatically scrapes public interest data published by state run organisations to one website, warns them if they do not publish in a timely manner and puts a red flag on them if they fail to fulfill their obligations. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Augustine Zenakos |
The Manifold Files |
Europe |
2019
| €49,700 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Greece |
Project Details | A new digital platform to edit, present and read investigative long-form journalism online - offering users a curated view into the full scope and depth of an investigation. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | The funding was awarded following an open call for proposals, where we submitted an application for our project. The project is in the lower funding tier -so called "Prototype"- and the amount awarded was euro 49.700. The reason I am personally listed in the DNI website is that this was an individual grant (as opposed to one made to a company or organisation). I am responsible for administering the grant, and making payments to the partners and involved personnel. As per the contract I have signed with Google, I am not a Google affiliate or partner, and the project and all associated copyrights belong to me. ...I think you will find that many journalists are at the same time grateful that such funding sources exist (as others have been drying out for some time), and apprehensive that the huge digital gatekeepers are becoming involved in funding the news. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Austrian Press Agency (APA) |
MediaPay |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | MediaPay is a payment ecosystem that unites a powerful, flexible paywall solution with extensive data analyses and a cross-media identity management. By providing the technical structures for all publishing houses MediaPay will lay the foundations for publishers to create the product best-suited for their readers and increase the readiness to spend money for digital content. Thus MediaPay will contribute to the development of paid-content models in Austria. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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BNR Nieuwsradio |
BNR Smart Radio |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | BNR Smart Radio aims to provide listeners with a personalized playlist, filled with relevant and automatically generated audio fragments based on BNR's radio shows and podcasts. Users can tell us their interests and we will match them with a database of automatically segmented audio files with a rich set of metadata, generated by a model based on the latest AI/ML techniques. This creates a non-linear and personalized listening experience for spoken word audio, catering to a new audience of younger listeners, while at the same time better serving our current listeners who are increasingly more interested in shorter bits of information instead of longer radio shows. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Baltic Center for Investigative Journalism (Re:Baltica) |
4Facts.org |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Latvia |
Project Details | There are several reasons why 4Facts.org can be an excellent way for enabling a scalable, well-coordinated effort for fact-checking. Firstly, it creates a set of incentives for fact-checking at a much wider scale. Fact-checkers are interested in validating content, since they can get financial rewards and also establish reputation for high quality work. The amount of rewards received increases as fact-checker improves his reputation. Content creators will be interested to submit their content for validation, since they want to build their reputation. This will be a way of demonstrating their credibility to users. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Bambuser |
Bambuser |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | It is a truth universally acknowledged that weather is an omnipresent issue for most of us, because it affects all aspects of our lives. Weather is the best selling news. We will create a collaborative weather service, where the audience can share and break weather news with media organisations through mobile live video. All the videos will be available in a central media hub for news organisations to publish. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Bauer Media Group |
Editorial Insights Engine |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The Editorial Insights Engine focuses on combining and transforming the relevant data sets of the publishing and journalism industry to be a constant help for the day-to-day work of journalists. It enables journalists to write better content: meaning more relevant for the user and for the business. The product core works with a three step principle: Connect > Transform > Deliver. CONNECT the relevant data providers of the publishing industry, TRANSFORM the data into actionable insights and DELIVER those insights to the journalists right at the heart of the editorial workflow. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | Yes, I can confirm the award information, but can't make any further comments. |
References | Link to source |
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Bauhaus-Universität Weimar |
Clickbait |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The CLICKBAIT project builds technology to fight clickbait, a new form of social messages that are designed to make readers click a link. Clickbait is on the rise in social networks and it is increasingly turning into a nuisance for users. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | The information is correct and the project went very smoothly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Bayard Presse |
Smart sections - Renewing the value of content |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Smart Section leverages newsroom expertise and high quality journalism by using zones usually allocated to sponsored links. Optimised via data, these 'in-house' ads provide increased reader loyalty, leading to the integrated and seamless sale of host content and explicit collection of user data to feed newspaper sales. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Bayard Presse |
B-Voices (a project of La Croix) |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | B-voices aims to create a smart data-driven audio vertical for La Croix. In 2018, la Croix started Smart Sections to personalise its news consumption user interface with an intelligent content proposal. We are now taking this experience in content curation to the promising field of audio. The premium audio service will be exclusive to all La Croix subscribers (who have unlimited access to the website and app content). |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Belga News Agency |
Digitally enable bias detection in news articles |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | In today’s age of information overload and channel fragmentation, there is an increased need for relevant, unbiased and high quality news. In mass media, bias is the way journalists and news producers select events and stories and the way they are reported them to the public. Belga (Belgium’s leading news agency and media monitoring company) wants to provide a digitally enabled news bias detection platform that can help journalists, publishers, information & communication professionals monitor, research, evaluate and monetise news media content. It will work by using supervised learning to re-create the relationship between published news and the original news sources. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Bellingcat |
Archive for Conflict Investigation |
Europe |
2017
| £90,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Archive for Conflict Investigation is a platform that collects, curates, verifies, analyses, and preserves social media content from conflict areas. The platform informs the public of arising developments , and works as an evidence base for future investigations. The project's overall aim is to establish a set of tools, methodologies, and processes which journalists can apply to any modern conflict. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Ben Shaw |
NewsChat |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Discover and share the most relevant news with friends all from within any app you prefer. NewsChat helps readers access and share news items effortlessly across any messaging app. NewsChat brings the news directly into the smartphone keyboard by turning the simple interface of a keyboard into a rich news discovery and sharing platform. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Berliner Wochenblatt Verlag |
Digital Freesheet Project |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The Digital Freesheet Project aims to break new ground in how local publishers approach digital sales by creating an ecosystem for local advertisers and users from an uncompromising digital perspective. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Bistromathics Limited |
Pik |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Pik is a payment platform tailored for monetization of digital journalism and web content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Blasting News Ltd. |
Blasting News |
Europe |
2016
| €500,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | Creation of the first European crowd-based news service to the benefit of national and local publishers. These will be able to receive, or proactively request, feeds of original, curated news produced by a qualified crowd-sourced newsroom of freelance journalists and opinion leaders 2.0. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Blendle |
Blendle's Recommendation Engine for Journalism |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | Blendle publishes around 10,000 new articles daily, reaching its 1 million readers with content from the most influential mediums in Germany, the Netherlands, and the US. The engine serves every reader the right article at the right time, based on topic preferences, brands, and article length. Serendipity is also built into the algorithm,ensuring the reader is regularly surprised. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Bonnier |
Project Hydra (a project of Bonnier Business Press) |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Project Mimir will enable third-party organisations to create websites connecting to the Mimir database. This will drive increased data collaboration from journalists, investors, and people interested in Nordic Tech. Increased visibility of the Nordic Tech ecosystem will result by enabling more organisations to contribute, display, and report on all of the data held within Mimir. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Bonnier |
Sensor Stories |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | By using sensor data from a network of the audience's smartphones, this project aim to bring the readers into the story creation flow. The data generated by this network will be analyzed to detect insights, which can be delivered directly to the audience or be developed further by journalists. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Bonnier |
Automated recipes for engaging journalism & native advertising (a project of AB Kvällstidningen Expressen) |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Expressen wants to create high engagement and loyalty among our readers and viewers to continue to be relevant to as big of an audience as possible. With this project, Expressen will utilize new technology to innovative the editorial process of creating original journalism. We will create a prototype for a tool that will use all available data points and leverage machine learning to find the recipe of successful storytelling in every unique context - in order to maximize the impact and to create as much engagement as possible for each story. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Bonnier |
Bonsai (a project of Bonnier News) |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Users should be served the most important news and content for them, and pay for it in proportion to the value added to their news experience. With the project, Bonnier News will explore extreme personalisation as a service and different users’ propensity to pay for this. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Bonnier |
CAI- Conversational AI (a project of Bonnier News) |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | Bonnier News Next believes that the project CAI will uncover completely new ways of consuming news in a more interactive way and explore how the voice interface (being conversational and interactive) will affect news consumption. Based on this, the aim of the project is twofold. To develop helpful and appreciated dialogue solutions to give users new ways to experience and engage with news, and to identify a clear commercialization strategy with new revenue streams. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Boyan Benev |
Quantum Data Visualization |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Bulgaria |
Project Details | All news data contains inaccuracies. Whether through limited sample sizes, time lags or outdated sources, the majority of data presented to us contains a certain margin of error. Currently hidden from our perception, these inaccuracies can lead to an incomplete or simplified view on complex subjects. Using one of the first practical applications of quantum computing, this project will visualise this inaccuracy. By providing this extra layer of information, the aim is to help readers make more informed conclusions on the news they consume. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Brainstorm Multimedia |
TelePorter - Augmented Reality Teleporting System for Immersive News Journalism |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | TelePorter creates compelling, immersive visual news content through the use of Augmented Reality (AR) broadcast technology, allowing reporters to appear 'in situ' or places the journalists together with interviewees regardless of their physical location. By 'teleporting' journalists or participants into an AR environment, viewers can have access to rich visual news. The system also allows for additional content to be included and sourced from standard presentation tools. The TelePorter technology will be affordable and user-friendly enabling smaller broadcasters with a lower cost base to access and use the technology. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Brief.me |
Smart Topics: Giving the big picture to the youth |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The project focuses on giving young people a full overview of the main news stories such as the Brexit, the Trump presidency or the environmental transition. The “smart topics” consist of bits of information regularly ordered and updated to cover the main developments. In the form of definitions, timelines, charts, maps, profiles or quizzes, they offer a complete and lively view of each topic. They embrace a story-like format on mobile. With this project, Brief.me aims at improving its current service and its revenues. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Bryan McLeod |
Cylinder |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Cylinder is a digital tool for predictive newsroom social curation. It uses data science to determine which stories will gain traction on social media. This means less tedious legwork, larger audience reach and allows editorial teams to focus on creating high quality journalism. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Burda Media Poland |
Tellastory |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | Tellastory is a tool to produce stories as a linear narrative with video, infographics and other visual elements that create a tangible experience for the reader. Through this method a reader will be transported to the heart of the story. Whatever the scene, a Tellastory tool not only makes it easier for the reader's eyes to move from the top to the bottom of the screen to follow the story, as we normally do when we use our phones and tablets, it also creates a sort of virtual experience. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Bureau of Investigative Journalism |
The Bureau Local |
Europe |
2016
| €662,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Central to The Bureau Local project is the intention to encourage the spread of ambitious data-driven local journalism. While many local media outlets are being shut down and resources centralised, The Bureau Local is driven by the essential desire to hold power to account at a local level; to make press more representative of those they represent. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | This is correct. It was a three-year grant. In response to your questions - we have found Google to be a hands-off funder. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Butch & Sundance Media |
Dynamic Interview Player |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | The interview is a traditional part of journalism. And we think it will be around for a while. At the same time, it is not very well equipped to grasp your attention for a long time.We are creating a dynamic interview player that helps the user to digest the interview in fluid presented little snippets, that feeds on his curiosity and is fuelled by a sense of control over his subject (the interviewee) - using subtitles to navigate. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Børsen |
Business Journalism Robot - quick and accurate business reporting |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | This project will create a robot that can write business news stories fast, accurately and with a 'human' touch - getting smarter with every article with input from reporters and editors, and providing predictive suggestions to help human reporters produce better stories. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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CCM Benchmark Group |
Nicheletters: an open platform for generating and monetising niche newsletters |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The project will handle the following challenges : 1/ Producing hyper-niche newsletters 2/ Working on a “personalisation less” model 3/ Having enough traction to gain a large subscriber base |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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CM Investment Ltd. |
Transforming a Business Model Based on Data Matching Solutions |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | Major Hungarian news site 24.hu will reinvent its business model by building two connected technological capabilities. A new automatic tagging solution will be developed and implemented to improve archive utilisation, content recommendation and advertising features. This technology utilises machine learning and natural language processing to provide an objective and efficient tagging of all content. In parallel, a single sign-on solution will be launched. This will empower users to control their topic preferences, personalise front pages, newsletters and app features. Combining these technological deliverables can provide basis to rationalise cost base and create new revenue streams. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Caerphilly Media Ltd |
Concise Court Lists |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The project will seek to design and build a tool to scrape data from electronic court lists and arrange the data to enable journalists to more effectively cover the courts. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Caltagirone Editore |
VIS: fact-checking for print and online publishers (a project of Ced Digital & Servizi) |
Europe |
2017
| €350,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | VIS (Veritas in Silico) will develop and roll out to publishers the first full fledged system for assisted fact-checking, directly integrated in existing content management platforms but also accessible to individuals. Its aim is to maximise impact of fact checking. Based also on existing market ready solutions, VIS will develop a newsrooms-ready product. The core of the system is its Super Search functionality, using natural language processing technologies and Expert System's Cogito engine to search a variety of sources, both open and proprietary, combined with social network analysis. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Caltagirone Editore |
TNTA – Trusted News for Trusted Advertising (a project of Ced Digital & Servizi) |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The TNTA (Trusted News for Trusted Advertising) platform aims to fight the proliferation of Fake News by acting on what drives them to create: the economic revenue from digital advertising. By assigning a score to editorial web pages, the TNTA platform allows advertisers to avoid having their ADV associated with false or misleading news. Therefore TNTA will be integrated with data providers and Demand Side Platforms, allowing advertising investors to regain control of the media on which they publish the ADV |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Camera Lucida Productions (PCL) |
The Enemy - Distribution and Impact Strategies |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Directed by journalist Karim Ben Khelifa, the project uses VR technology to present interviews with combatants of conflicts, such as Israel and Palestine, Congo and El Salvador. The project was made possible through a co-production between Camera lucida, France Televisions, the NFB, Departement and Emissive.With the support of Google DNI, Camera lucida plans to initiate different distribution strategies, by creating exhibitions, mediation experiences in conflict zones, and to create fully-adapted impact measurement tools to apply these strategies to a global audience. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Carlo Strapparava |
Heady-Lines |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | It is well known that a catchy and sensational title is a fundamental prerequisite for the success of news in many cases. This task is normally the work of a creative journalist or copy editor who has the goal of attracting the attention of the readers to the news. However, as the input and target of the communication are to change continuously, a creative system can be extremely beneficial to journalists for automatically finding effective and catchy headlines. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Carlos Ruano |
Newsbub |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | The Newsbub project is Pokemon Go for news! They want to make news fun and easy to consume - and help publishers connect with young news consumers |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Cartoon Movement (VJ Movement Foundation) |
Cartoons on Demand |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | Cartoons on Demand will be a new service by a global network of editorial cartoonists. The service offers clients (Journalists/Media) the opportunity to have (custom-made) editorial cartoons or slideshows of cartoons in a few clicks and for a reasonable price. A One Stop Shop. They get access to a network of > 500 high quality professional cartoonists around the globe and their services, without having to invest in the creation of such a network. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Casus Ludi |
Newsgame Matrix |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Newsgames Matrix is a code and methods library aimed at speeding newsgames production process as well as improving their pertinence. The Newsgames Matrix is an open source project addressed at interdisciplinary teams, including journalists, designers and developers. The project links journalism and human sciences through game design. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Catchy |
A Data Compass |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | "You're entitled to your own opinions. You're not entitled to your own facts', Senator Moynihan's famous quote no longer applies in the digital age. From political elections to sport, healthcare, wars and cultures, public opinion increasingly clusters in angry communities, clinging to 'their own facts'. According to the World Economic Forum, 'the spread of false information is one of the most dangerous trends of our age'. Catchy, a research team composed of scientists and media analysts will implement a 'Compass' to steer editors and the public away from tainted sources and toward legitimate websites, a crucial task during emergencies or breaking news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Cefriel |
READER WALLET - a Decentralized Blockchain-Based Digital Wallet |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | By applying the principle of the distributed technology ledger (blockchain), we can imagine new sharing-economy scenarios for journalism.The Proof of Concept will be developed by applying smart contracts and blockchain infrastructure in the digital news value chain. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Cefriel |
Videosign |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The project will develop a new means to provide decentralised proof of publishing (timestamps and authorship) for digital video news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Independent Journalism |
Stealth Fighter - The Wayback Machine of Ethical Journalism |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | Stealth editing is an unethical way of changing published online content. This project aims to develop a text-comparison tool called "Stealth Fighter" which will help identify the differences between the original and the subsequent versions of the content and make them transparent for the public. Users will be able to search for unnoticed alterations, browse and filter on the website of "Stealth Fighter". The tool will provide so far non-existing statistics about stealth editing. These data will certainly reveal the good and the bad practices and contribute to a more accountable and ethical news media in Hungary. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Media, Data and Society at the Central European University |
Ownership Project |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | The Ownership Project is a simple, searchable and filterable visualised tool for tracking, monitoring and analysing the changes in ownership of the Hungarian media. With our tool it will be easy to identify political ties, favouritism and interest groups of the Hungarian media landscape adding data of revenues, profits and state advertising incomes. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | Our experience with Google was perfectly fine: They let us work autonomously on our project, and were flexible with the pacing of deliverables (as this was an innovative project). The colleagues we interacted with were highly professional. On the program as a whole: even though it is a good, respectable initiative, it is clear that Google has taken much more from the revenues of journalism than what it is giving back to journalism through the google DNI: It is a drop in the ocean. Google should do much more for journalism if they wanted to be perceived as the “good guys.” |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Centre for Community Journalism |
Value my news |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Independent community and hyperlocal media form an integral part of the news ecosystem. Yet they struggle to find a sustainable revenue model. Value My News delivers a suite of tools to enable hyperlocals to create and capture revenues in three new ways through the sharing economy by pooling resources, from new leads and sales and by tracking where content has been used and not financially credited. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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City University London |
JUICE: the Journalist Creative Engine |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Centre for Creativity in Professional Practice at the Cass Business School has designed a new digital prototype to support creative thinking by journalists during the early development of news stories.The prototype that resulted from user-centred design is called JUICE - the JoUrnalIst Creative Engine. JUICE is a simple Add-on Sidebar and Dialog Box in Google Docs that a journalist can invoke when developing news stories. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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City University London |
DMINR |
Europe |
2017
| €341,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | DMINR is a research and verification tool to help journalists work with big data and conduct investigations in the digital era. It will act as a verification tool to quickly find information to help verify (or debunk) facts - particularly timely and important in the era of fake news. The tool will use highly advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies to mine public data and make sense of results. It will utilise lateral search and API aggregation to find connections in big data and multiple lateral search locations. It will incorporate a highly-advanced search capability, AIML and a visual connection finder interface to then make sense, verify and visualise those connections. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Cofina Media |
COGNOS - Cognitive Network Of Statistics |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Negocios.pt journalists will be able to access raw data from regional, domestic and global statistic providers that will be mostly automatically treated and grouped according to defined criteria. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Cofina Media |
VideoBite |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Videobite is a project of Cofina that aims to create and implement a new centralized platform to manage the workflow of online video by using a federated model to capture, ingest, archive, edit and distribute video in Cofina's online channels, supporting the entire value chain of Cofina's digital assets. All digital content produced by Cofina's journalists will be stored in a central archive (for internal use during the period of novelty of the information), but gradually parts of the archive will be made accessible to external entities through a subscription model, creating a new national media archive of contemporary history. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Cofina Media |
AudioQ |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | AudioQ is collaborative project of Cofina Media and Priberam that aims to build a suite of journalistic products in the voice services space by bringing real-time, conversational news experience to consumers, namely through the creation of a series of podcasts with Narrated News, featuring a daily morning and evening audio news briefing, and custom voice-based Q&A apps for Portuguese news content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Colectivo 5W |
Don't Forget |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | ‘Don’t forget’ is an international journalism funding system aimed at covering neglected global issues and giving the users the power to participate in the agenda-setting |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Condé Nast |
TABLIT - reinvents the long read and powers a flexible membership model |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | At Vanity Fair France, the desire has always been that articles “read like a book”. This project wants to solve two problems at the same time: to reinvent the digital longreads experience and use the technology created to liberate from another burden: how to monetize the digital offering. Currently publishers like us are trapped between two options: funding by ad revenue (which favours volume over quality) or using existing paywall solutions that also bring their own downsides, namely minimizing reach. TABLIT pioneers a new monetisation route altogether, by powering, via the precision of its attention-tracking, the Pay What You Read VFair digital subscription. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Conor Molumby |
Alert Data Journalism |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | The Alert Data Journalism project aims to automate the process of finding stories from data. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Constructive Institute |
Constructive Mirror |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | The Constructive Mirror is a software to provide newsrooms and publishers with an innovative technical tool for evaluating the “constructiveness” of their news output. The software will be based on sentiment analysis that helps identify various (non-) constructive elements and biases in the news coverage. The main aim of developing this prototype is to give newsrooms around the world a tool that helps them quickly review the body of their reporting and see whether it is in any way biased or is otherwise missing elements typical to constructive journalism, such as balance, accuracy, future-orientation, solutions-focus, etc. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Content Flow |
LiMeS: Livestreaming & Mixed Reality Management System |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | LiMeS will provide live video streams with interactive mixed reality functions. This creates a second level of information in the livestreams and gives further opportunities for engagement and monetisation. All this will be easy as possible for journalists, editors, and event managers to set-up and lead to an increase of reach and engagement. LiMeS will create mixed reality information using automatic facial and object recognition as well as a CMS to edit and store extra information. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Contexte |
The right news at the right time |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Keeping policy professionals in touch with the news they need is challenging. The project aims to provide them with personalised access to editorial content and data based on advanced machine learning techniques. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Correctiv |
Virtual Newsroom/Crowdnewsroom |
Europe |
2016
| €500,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The virtual newsroom / crowdnewsroom is intended to be a tool for journalists and citizens alike who are interested in collaborating on complex issues that they would like to work on in a journalistic way. On the basis of crowd-sourcing users will have the opportunity to cooperate in groups on individual topics. The virtual newsroom / crowdnewsroom will also focus on specific issues from climate change and crisis policy to local scandals and the greater inclusion of the disabled. The goal is the same throughout: complex topics are to be processed by as many people as possible in a journalistic way to promote a deeper understanding and widen the public debate." |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | The information looks quite accurate. We were happy about this support. And Google never interfered with our
activities and never asked for anything inappropriate. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Corriere della Sera |
The Vocal Bot |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Corriere Digital Assistant will understand questions asked in natural language, such as 'Who won today's GP?.' It will interact with readers, directly replying to their questions when possible, and refining its results when that's not the case. The Digital Assistant will read headlines and articles, search Corriere della Sera's archives, and scrape all of our digital content. 'With this project, our readers will be just one sound bite away from the news they need. They will be talking to us - and we will get to talk to them in an easy, direct way. Corriere will be ready to answer their questions, and meet their needs - whenever and wherever they will want us to do that,' ó Luciano Fontana, Editor in Chief, Corriere della Sera. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Corriere della Sera |
Corriere Predictive News |
Europe |
2017
| €450,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Corriere Predictive News is an ecosystem that will enhance the way news are created supporting the editorial team with guidance, forecasting and suggestion about topics and trends that might evolve, and become significant stories, in the short medium period. The main target is to identify possible news before the real outbreak happen. We will use the latest AI Technologies such as Machine Learning, Deep Learning, NLP that will enrich our content and make our products more innovative in the Digital Journalism sphere.We produce a lot of stories every day that we offer to our users and we believe that applying this technologies to our workflow, journalists will push our products a step forward. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Corriere della Sera |
Corriere Digital Edition on smartphone |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The main goal is to redesign Corriere della Sera Digital Edition in order to reach a younger audience on smartphones. The market is observing a fast decline in tablet usage which has been the core device for the digital edition. This solution introduces innovative ways to enjoy the content and creates an engaging experience beginning with the uniqueness, quality and the accuracy of the Corriere Digital Edition brand. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Corse Presse |
Corsica cori: Connecting Corsicans locally and across the globe |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Corsica Cori allows our audience to choose between a Local and a Global newsfeed and then personalise it, combining content about: the region, the city, the village where they are (or where they come from), and general cultural topics pertaining to Corsica, and the activity of the diaspora. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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CosaVostra |
PodScript |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Combining a voice-to-text transcript service and a smart podcast player, PodScript is a Wordpress plugin that wants MORE from podcasts. It makes them easier to index, more accessible and more social. For podcasters, the workflow is straightforward: the transcript is drafted using speech to text. They can then improve the text through a user-friendly interface. SEO tags and metadata are automatically suggested. The podcast player enables the users to navigate the transcripts or to search and listen to specific sections. With PodScript, podcasting becomes a social activity: sharing a text snippet or an audio clipping on social media is easy. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Counterpointing UK |
Counterpointing |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The first prototypes will include a browser plugin and a Facebook app to roll out in 2017. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Coventry University |
Virtual News Games |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Coventry University and the Coventry Telegraph are collaborating on a virtual reality project to tell the story of the Coventry Blitz in a completely new way. The university secured funding from digital giant Google to create a VR news game that will use 360 degree films, virtual reality and the Telegraph’s archive of photos and text from the devastating attack on the city on November 14, 1940. The funding has come from the Google Digital News Initiative, which aims to help innovators find fresh ways of bringing news to a new audience. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Coöperatie House of Journalism |
Coöperatie House of Journalism |
Europe |
2016
| €100,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | Coöperatie House of Journalism will develop a program that will enable independent journalists to gain control of new technological possibilities for content researching, co-production, enrichment, and delivery. The program will include development and implementation of tools, best practice sharing, and self-publishing. 'We created a new media organisation for and by freelance journalists.' ó Teun Gautier, Initiator and Publisher. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Cuonda |
Counda, a Podcast Platform for the Hispanic Community |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Counda is a Podcast Platform for the Hispanic community. We are creating the first community focused on solving problems that have so far hindered the growth of podcasting among Spanish speakers, articulating a market for quality content and sustainable business models. Spanish language podcasters must face three problems:-The audience is highly fragmented, by countries and platforms. A lack of standardized metrics. Discoverability of new podcasts is extremely hard. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Cyprus News Agency |
StoryBot: Automated Workflows in News Production Towards Robot-Assisted Journalism |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Cyprus |
Project Details | Apart from the creative parts of writing and editing a story, the process will be highly automated so that it can be performed quickly and with minimal intervention and effort by journalists. In this way, the journalists can have a set of ready-made sources on a subject of interest, already verified and categorized, which they can use to write, edit and publish a story. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Czech News Agency |
Automated multimedia news production |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Czech Republic |
Project Details | Our ambition is to develop a solution which will help to eliminate tedious journalistic and editorial tasks, accelerate and simplify the workflow, improve accuracy of the agency production and performance of the website content. After this project is finished, published articles will contain links to other useful multimedia information automatically selected by the algorithm - photographs, related articles, background information etc. The agency clients will be provided with a faster service containing appropriate and better targeted selection of multimedia and supplementary news items from both the agency and their own archives. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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DB Medialab |
Leserkritikk (Reader Critics) |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | It is currently running as a prototype on Dagbladet.no and has proven to be very effective in terms of receiving feedback openly without the downside of trolling. We aim to run this project openly and to let other publishers both contribute and run the solution on their site. The platform is to be developed with an open architecture to be implemented in any CMS. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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DB Medialab |
Codename Agenda |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | The Agenda project is an attempt to redefine the form and structure of how news is distributed. By breaking stories down into a series of updates which may be presented, updated, distributed and reused in a variety of ways we hope to improve both the reader experience and internal workflows. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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DELFI |
DEBUNK The News |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Lithuania |
Project Details | This project by DELFI seeks to create a special platform for investigative journalism, which will help to detect fake news and reduce its harmful impact for the society. The innovative tool will allow debunking fake news permanently and stop spreading them out. In the long-term perspective, the project will contribute to the public awareness on disinformation techniques and fake news phenomenon, society's ability to think critically, and development of the high-quality news industry. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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DELFI |
Open Monetisation Platform |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Lithuania |
Project Details | Open Monetization Platform is a new ecosytem for sustainable, high quality paid content for Lithuanian society, connecting together three parties: preminum content readers, premium content creators and media publishers. The project team believe that journalism, financially supported by readers, will postively impact the modern online media environment and provide consistent revenue streams for suffering premium content creators. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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DPA Deutsche Presse Agentur |
C-POP Story Driven Reader Revenue |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | With C-POP news agencies and publishers will redefine their traditional co-operation model in order to significantly grow digital customer revenue and defend the economical fundament of the news ecosystem. Instead of supplying publishers with stories and photos in the old one-directional way („fire and forget“) news agencies have started to enrich and optimise news content based on usage data and user preferences provided by the publisher. This new feedback-driven supply cycle will provide publishers with content that directly supports reader revenue strategies. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Dag en Nacht Media |
The Podcast Loyalty Program |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | The Podcast Loyalty Program aims to give the audience new and better means to interact with their favourite shows. For podcasters, it's a funding model that allows your listeners to donate to your show. For listeners, it's a platform to connect with the community, share pictures, interact with your favourite podcasters, to listen ad-free, and to find your next favourite show. It could be an app, or a website, or both, as long as it strengthens the direct connection and builds a loyalty between the creator and the audience. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Dagbladet/Bakken & Bæck |
Artificially Intelligent Debates/Opinions at Norwegian Tabloid Dagbladet |
Europe |
2016
| €500,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | The digital product development studio Bakken & Bæck teams up with Norwegian tabloid newspaper Dagbladet to explore ways in which news publishers can use artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the production of quality journalism on public debates. The aim is to increase Norwegian news consumers ? engagement in public debates, by stimulating conversational news consumption. The project will use Bakken & BÊck's artificial intelligence technology platform Orbit for natural language processing (NLP) and natural language generation (NLG). |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Damocles Analytics |
Political Monitoring |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Bulgaria |
Project Details | Keeping track of politicians opinions and actions over time is a difficult task that requires countless hours of research. This project will automate this process through a knowledge graph that grows and learns from TV transcripts, digitised newspapers, online articles and social media. AI is then used to help journalists and media organizations find, detect and visualize new insights and hidden patterns at scale. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | The full amount awarded was €50,000.
It's not awarded in full, but first we had to submit a report on the milestones we plan to reach in terms of the product development, (we received 30% initially) and the approximate deadlines for it. Once we've reached them we had to send a report with materials (website, presentations or a video of the product) to show the progress, then Google takes up to a month for the review, and if it's satisfactory they send the remaining 70% of the grant (where we still have a set of additional milestones that we report as we progress). In our case, we received the rest of the grant in May.
On the overall experience, it has been good, the communication can be slow at times depending on the department but nothing unexpected. So far I haven't seen any attempts to nudge projects into a specific direction or other, but it's more of "if your idea looks innovative, we give you the grant with the only conditions to not spend it on travel, legal costs or office space". |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Danes je nov dan |
Parlameter |
Europe |
2016
| €331,860 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Slovenia |
Project Details | Parlameter is a parliamentary monitoring tool that enables users to gain unique insight into the work of their representatives. By analysing data gathered from parliamentary sources and visualising it in embeddable information cards, it allows journalists to save time and easily enhance their online articles with relevant interactive content.'Instead of calling up a departmental meeting and involving several developers and a designer, journalists and the public should have their parliamentary data available to them in a way they can handle on their own. With Parlameter they can focus on analysing the political landscape and telling the story.' - éiga Vrta?i? |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | Google's DNI grant was really important for our organization. The funding helped us develop two major experimental projects, both of which have since grown in size and scope. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Danes je nov dan |
Commentality |
Europe |
2018
| €42,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Slovenia |
Project Details | Commentality is an embeddable solution for online news organisations that facilitates constructive discussions. It allows users who make comments to see where they position themselves in the commenting crowd and engage with others’ statements in a way that lowers the engagement barrier as well as de-escalating the situation for participants who are highly emotionally motivated by the subject. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | Google's DNI grant was really important for our organization. The funding helped us develop two major experimental projects, both of which have since grown in size and scope. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Daniel Mayer |
Hopwatch |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Hopwatch adds an annotated navigation layer to videos -- through an increasingly automated process -- so that consumers can jump to highlights rather than having to watch the entire video end-to-end. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Danwatch |
Open Supply Chain |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | Open Supply Chain is a mapping and research tool, developed to investigate the global supply chains of our everyday consumer goods. Combining extensive experience with new technology, we aim to increase reporting on the local effects of the global market and bring human rights and environmental abuses out in the open. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Datadista |
Automated Follow-up Stories |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Automated Follow-up Stories is a platform for journalists to improve the process of following up their published stories using open data, Freedom of Information requests and investigative journalism. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Datenfreunde |
xMinutes |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | In 2016, German organisation OpenDataCity received funding from Google's Digital News Initiative to explore sensor journalism and how data about a person's movements, or information such as whether they are scrolling through their smartphone using mobile data or a known Wi-Fi network, can provide context-aware news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Datenfreunde |
CabNews |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | CabNews aims to open up a new distribution opportunity for media content, repurposing the waiting and travelling time. We connect publisher content and services apps of established providers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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David Koranyi |
NewsGamify |
Europe |
2017
| €47,500 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | NewsGamify transforms the way we consume news - passive news readers become active 'news players' with the aid of gamification. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | We are grateful to Google for the prototype grant, that enabled the development of newsgamer (we changed the name since). … Their team at Google DNI were very supportive and helpful in developing our platform which we hope will provide an exciting new format to combat fake news and support fact based journalism.
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References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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De Persgroep Publishing |
Digital News Rack |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | De Persgroep will manage to reach interested news seekers easier and faster and hit them at the right time and the right place with free, high quality journalism which is in normal conditions only available for paying subscribers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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De Persgroep Publishing |
De Volkskrant Guide to Life (a project of de Volkskrant) |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | The Guide to Life, a smart recommendation platform unlocks an archive of expert content and match it with readers’ personal needs. The Guide will identify the best lifestyle content and generate personalised pages, based on the readers’ interests. It will guide the reader and the reader will guide the publisher, as they learn what is important. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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De Persgroep Publishing/Mediahuis |
Context is King - The Halo effect of premium news websites |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | This project will enable foreign advertisers who use programmatic buying to distinguisg premium content sites from non-premium ones for the benefit of readers, advertisers and publishers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Deeptrace |
Deeptrace |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | Deepfakes present unprecedented risks for businesses and governments, including sophisticated kinds of fraud, identity theft and fake news. Deeptrace provides a detection API that scans videos for malicious alterations, akin to antivirus software. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Dekoder.org |
Data-driven Donation Encourager |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | A tool that encourages donation through visualisation, dekoder.org will graphically display the benefit readers gain from reading content and the “symbolic debt” to the originator. The hope is the tool will nudge users to donate more generously and frequently. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Dennis Publishing |
Project Arete |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Project Arete will develop a prototype digital advertising trading platform (Sell Side) designed specifically for premium Publishers. Its key USP will be that will guarantee transaction transparency for both the sell side and the buy side. This layer of verified transparency will afford legacy publishers the ability to demonstrate and execute the true value of their media and audiences. Project Arete technology will allow premium Publishers to:Take direct control of inventory management and drive more effective yield; Verify the value of premium Publisher News brands in the programmatic landscape; Minimise ad stack 'taxes' by reducing reliance on 3rd party vendors; Reinvest budgets into maintaining editorial excellence. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Der Spiegel |
Read the Game - New Digital Sport Journalism Based on Innovative Performance Analysis (a project of Spiegel Online) |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The project aims to create a new way of experiencing and analyzing soccer games for readers and journalists. Fans will be able to become experts - using novel applications based on artificial intelligence. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Der Spiegel |
VAMP: Voice and Audio Monetisation Platform (a project of Spiegel Online) |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The shift towards voice-based interfaces forces publishers to develop new content, tools and workflows and to ensure monetisation. SPIEGEL ONLINE’s Voice and Audio Monetization Platform (VAMP) tackles these challenges through several open-source modules. The delivery module enables editors to deliver audio content to different outlets. The discovery module allows users to find audio content according to their information needs. The monetization module establishes revenue streams through innovative ad formats and ad serving. And the analytics module provides reliable metrics for content and ad performance. VAMP’s modular technology enables inclusion of existing tools, cooperation with external partners and stimulates innovation. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Deutsche Welle/Fraunhofer IDMT/Athens Technology Center |
Digger - deepfake detection |
Europe |
2019
| €450,114 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | When we cannot trust our eyes and ears anymore then what can we trust? Deepfakes are hyper-realistic video forgeries in which people say or do things that they’ve never actually said or done. The visual quality of deepfakes will soon become so flawless that it will be hard to make a judgement on veracity by mere visual verification. Digger’s solution is to approach the problem from a different side; using state-of-the-art audio forensics technologies to detect audio tampering in videos. The audio forensics toolkit will be integrated in a video verification application that is made available to verification experts. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | From Fraunhofer IDMT: Together with Deutsche Welle and the Athens Technology Center SA, we, the Fraunhofer IDMT, are partners in the research project "Digger". The project has started in spring 2019, so it is still difficult for us to say anything about our experiences with Google.
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References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Deutsche Welle/LETA |
SPEECH.MEDIA - Multilingual Speech Rendering for Media |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The prototype combines plug-ins for different Google tools, thus creating a complete workflow for multilingual media content. It provides the end user the option to get the audio of online video content in their language of choice, either as a voiceover or as subtitles. The challenges are a smooth flow between the different components, and synchronization with the video. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Deutsche Welle/LETA/University of Le Mans/Priberam |
news.bridge |
Europe |
2017
| €437,500 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | "news.bridge" builds a platform that integrates and enhances a mix of off-the-shelf tools for automated transcription, translation, voiceover and summarization of video and audio content for a large number of languages. It thus provides a complete workflow using advanced language technologies to facilitate and enhance multilingual news production. It allows a smooth, fast, fully-automated output in the form of subtitles, voiceover or transcribed text, with editorial control as an option. This tool now makes it possible for broadcast content to become available in virtually any language. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | From LETA: In this project LETA did not have any direct communication with Google, as the project is managed by Deutche Welle in Germany. It is my understanding that Google is merely overseeing that the funds are used as per our original project proposal. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Deutsche Welle/MindFlux |
Sixth Sense Retrieval |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Sixth Sense Retrieval will demonstrate a complete workflow for image recognition in news videos, unlocking a wealth of archived content, streamlining content production and delivering higher-quality videos to audiences. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Diario de Navarra |
Subscription Accelerator Content - S.A.C. |
Europe |
2019
| €206,150 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | A software tool designed to accelerate the conversion rate from news readers to digital subscribers. Analyzing the most frequent behaviors and interest of our community, we will be able to identify which content creates the most engagement. Machine learning will identify and suggest key ingredients that make up the most popular stories, providing a model for higher quality journalism. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Diario de Noticias da Madeira |
A region that brings us together |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | "A region that brings us together" is already a section in print edition where reporters tell the stories of people from Leiria who live abroad. With the project submitted to DNI Fund we face the challenge to turn it into digital inviting emigrants to have a voice. Through a digital platform and a mobile app called "World Reporter", they are welcome to tell their own experiences abroad. At the same time, they get updated news, information, professional and business opportunities related to the region they left. This project aims to be a permanent dialogue between newspaper and its readers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Diario de Noticias da Madeira |
Portugal Now |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Portugal Now will be a local travel platform that open doors to travelers who want to experience destinations like a local via meals, activities, homestays and guided tours using augmented reality and gamification. Portugal Now will be in 4 different languages (Portuguese, English, German and French) and lead by the Diário de Noticias da Madeira with the cooperation of 14 Portuguese local newspapers. The collaboration has a dual goal. First, to give citizens better coverage of their local experiences and secondly to supply trustworthy content to all tourists that visit each district. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Die Tageszeitung (TAZ) |
A Sustained Cooperative Funding Toolset for Online Publishing |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The project will build upon the taz's owner/reader community's strong commitment, and will introduce numerous reader-friendly initiatives for both short- and long-term support, including voluntary subscriptions and/or crowdfunding native to taz.de. The project will develop an open source solution to enable also other online news publishers to introduce a flexible voluntary scheme of payments and other types of support from readers to the publisher. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Die Zeit |
Archivist - Data driven content management |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The Archivist is a data-driven system to increase user engagement with evergreen content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Die Zeit |
Freelancer Engagement & Management Tool |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | We are building a simple tool that enables freelancers to submit story pitches and receive feedback on their articles, while allowing us as a newsroom to better communicate with the network of writers we are working with. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Diogo Queiroz Andrade |
AR for Hyperlocal News |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | This project will develop a model to deliver news in Augmented Reality by building a fully functional prototype of news production and distribution within an AR platform. The idea is to create a multimedia and interactive newsfeed in an environment where users can access geolocalized information. It will focus on a hyperlocal setting because AR is particularly suited to benefit users looking for relevant information regarding their surroundings. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Dossier |
DOSSIER Sources |
Europe |
2017
| €47,680 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | DOSSIER Sources is both, tool and platform allowing news organisations to organise sources efficiently, embed them into their stories to make otherwise hidden sources readily available for readers and give users the opportunity to fact-check stories themselves.The goal of DOSSIER Sources is to strengthen and sustain news organisation's credibility by handing over original sources to their readers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Douglas Arellanes and Pete Haughie |
Mural |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Czech Republic |
Project Details | The Mural project seeks to make visual storytelling easier and more prominent in European online journalism. While European photographers and video journalists have consistently done outstanding work, the way their work has been presented has been a challenge. With the Mural project, we will make a tool to make high impact visual longform journalism easier, more effective and more affordable.There are several areas of coverage that will benefit from Mural's easy full-screen presentation tools, including features, investigations and documentaries, sports, arts coverage and data journalism. Mural enables us to tell stories and reach audiences in new, exciting ways. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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DuMont Mediengruppe |
RightHere (a project of DuMont Net) |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | A news app extension (SDK) combining geofencing and notification technologies to provide an easy to use live coverage frontend for users and verified user generated content for publishers. As an extension to DuMont's native apps 'RightHere' adds camera and text editor functionality to the user's notification layer. Triggered by geofencing data this notification layer then provides the user on site with an activation note and a simple UI to engage in instantaneous news coverage with text, video or photo content." |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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DuMont Mediengruppe |
ReadersClub |
Europe |
2019
| €475,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | DuMont.next, the digital unit of DuMont, will partner up with German campaign agency Zum goldenen Hirschen to develop ReadersClub: a loyalty program for the readers and users of Hamburger Morgenpost's news site mopo.de. The program's aim is to strengthen the customer retention by awarding user engagement onsite with special promotions. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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E-Kiosk |
Get Licensed - Free automation platform for authors and publishers |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | Get Licensed is a free automation platform to help authors and publishers aggregate and sell their content licenses. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Economedia |
Kapital NewsPal |
Europe |
2016
| €206,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Bulgaria |
Project Details | Kapital NewsPal will deliver a personalized news-edition, which has the advantages of a newspaper (selection, linearity, completion), combined with the advantages of the digital world (shareability, archivability, timeliness). is personalised for specific users. It will be the first of a product series that will revolutionize the way we serve information to our readers by respecting their topic-time-device preferences. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Economia |
Natural Language Generation in Journalism |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Czech Republic |
Project Details | The scope of our project is Natural Language Generation. The objective is to use software to create short articles of 100 to 200 words based on structured data e.g. sport results and statistics. In this pilot phase we will focus on England's Premier League. Other domains shall follow later. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Economia |
Respekt Club - Membership programme and social network for subscribers |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Czech Republic |
Project Details | Respekt Club is a membership programme and social network for subscribers and fans of Respekt Magazine. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Edenspiekermann |
POST - a Post Publishing Tool for Journalists |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | POST is a post-publishing tool for journalists that will suggest the right action at the right moment. It will help individual journalists to interpret signals around their stories and topics and immediately take the right actions to increase reach and engagement with new stories. POST was developed during Edenspiekermann's Maker Days, a monthly hackathon where research intersects with play and prototyping. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Edenspiekermann |
POST - Unleash the Power of Post-publishing |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Our aim is to innovate post-publishing in newsrooms and enable editorial teams to win new audiences: ´POSTª tracks stories once they're published, watches behaviour through analytics tools, offering useful, actionable editorial hints to improve story reach and traction. Editors get notified on concrete opportunities to spin their own stories further in the moment they can do something about it.The product will weave into existing workflows, operating as a Slackbot taking your story, monitoring it, and suggesting the right action at the right momentóquick, simple and personal. We will develop this together with 10 major D/A/CH news orgs contributing to culture transformation in newsrooms as well as adding to the ecosystem's bottom line. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Edge NPD |
All Bots & Trolls Filter |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | The project is an AI-based firewall, limiting the risks and a negative impact of bots and trolls on readers’ experience and advertisers’ campaigns efficiency, which are the primary source of business for publishers. It will be an intelligent technology that automatically detects undesirable sources of traffic and allows publishers to gain an additional source of revenue within their existing advertising models. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Ediciones El País SL |
El País HD (a project of El País) |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | What would happen if online video newsrooms had available tools in real time that allowed them to take decisions on production/ publication/ distribution based on data about audience trends and interests, and to be able to devise video streaming channels and VOD dynamic outlets to be distributed on OTT platforms and linear television stations? EL PAÕS hereby introduces ELPAIS-HD |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Ediciones El País SL |
Branded Content Inventory Optimizator |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | The Branded Content Inventory Optimizator will improve the amount of CMS based Branded Content publishers can run on their properties. This will be done without sacrificing visits thanks to the use of AI prediction models and real time rendering, therefore eliminating the most important bottleneck and allowing revenue to increase substantially. Built in an agnostic way that will guarantee it can be used on top of any CMS, the code will be available so every publisher interested can use it free of charge. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Ediciones Prensa Libre |
Personalized Aperture Paywall |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | New subscribers are not found via access to the best stories because of hard paywalls and, as metered paywalls, are inefficient the approach of this project is to track users habits in real-time to customise the hard paywall for each reader. The paywall will be raised for an individual loyal reader, even non-subscribers, providing they exceed the average loyalty and is profitable via advertising. The second challenge is to maximize the number of new subscriptions while minimising the number of free available stories. Subscribers will be a control group to detect most successful content and to qualifiy them with an user centric taxonomy. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Editorial Ecoprensa |
Market Sentiment |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Market Sentiment is the first media-tool that helps investors to analyze the markets using different digital sources; for example globally used social media, elEconomista.es daily news, and its digital users' behaviour. With Market Sentiment we will be capable to provide our users with a new tool that will complement the technical and fundamental analysis. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Eesti Meedia |
15min+ |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Lithuania |
Project Details | Although solutions are available to identify content for major national and global stories, they don't work well for journalists covering small and hyperlocal communities,' explains Tom·s Garc'a Mor·n, Project Director. 'We wanted to explore how new technology could help us deliver a more relevant local news service.' |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Eesti Meedia |
Data Stories |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Estonia |
Project Details | Data plays a critical role in the validation of facts and finding new stories - provided that data can be easily analysed and understood. Getting the “gist” of a data source and quickly finding out what questions can be answered, is still a challenge. DataStories seeks to provide a solution that will equip journalists with skills required for data journalism, enabling them to analyse flows of data and bring sense and structure to it. It will help to extract facts and insights, revealing the “hidden” stories that the data brings up, providing the context to support and shape journalist’s future stories. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Eesti Meedia |
BNS Data Hub (a project of BNS Lithuania) |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Lithuania |
Project Details | Journalists today spend more and more time monitoring various data sources, but are struggling to keep up with the volume of information being generated. BNS Data Hub will automatise this task by gathering and sifting through information, enabling journalists to concentrate on other tasks. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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El Independiente |
Income Atribution & Personalised Content |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | If each user consumes information and advertising in a different manner, why should they all have to pay for content in the same way? El Independiente wants to face this challenge by developing an attribution tool that determines income generated by each user and allows for a flexible business model. In this way each user will pay for, and enjoy what is of most value to them. Personalization allows for unique experiences and adapts to user behavior and habits. One size does not fit all, and this is one of the challenges behind all newspaper subscription. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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El Leon de el Español |
TAGLICIOUS |
Europe |
2017
| €101,952 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | TAGLICIOUS automatically generates one-minute videos from any topic, or tag, and publishes a title and picture to the relevant section of the news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Elemedia |
Real Time Sports 4 All |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Real Time Sports 4 All will be a powerful and flexible platform for the collection and management of sport data and contents in real time. The platform will include specific intuitive user interfaces for each sport, in order to provide the reporter with a dedicated data collection tool. This platform will be able to gather, process and standardize in real time data coming from multiple sources and make them available to the publisher's CMS, for direct publication or potentially for syndication strategies. Cost reductions, increase of editorial quality and new revenue stream opportunities will be the main potential benefits of this project. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Emmi Skytén |
Verner |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | A platform for professional, narrative and journalistic podcasts for mobile use. Each month we publish a new series of 4 episodes, one episode per week. Users can stream these podcasts by subscribing and paying a monthly fee. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Empresa Jornalística Região de Leiria |
Easy2B - Easier and global sponsorship for local newspapers |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Easy2B is an intelligent and easy-to-use digital monetisation platform combining the interests of local media publishers and local small businesses. Local sponsors can intuitively register their businesses and create digital campaigns and make them available online through local media. In turn, publishers can automatically source for sponsors and expand their base, manage the registered ones, approve their campaigns and billing them, using artificial intelligence. The aim is to bring “lost” local businesses to online local newspapers, by offering both sides an easy-to-use digital platform and deliver campaigns considering the reader’s profile and specific news content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Enikos |
"Project CPinNG" - Quality News Collaborated With Journalistic Integrity and Sturdy Validity |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Greece |
Project Details | Ranging from famous journalists to small time bloggers, NewsCentral provides a unique meeting and expression point for the betterment of the world of news. That makes it the ideal place for young talent to be discovered and recognized, but to also learn about journalistic integrity and ethics. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Ernesto Diaz-Aviles |
Learning to Predict the Global Risks Interconnections from the Web |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | We envision a future where journalists will no longer be limited to report past or current affairs, but they will be empowered by Artificial Intelligence to write about future events with a fair degree of certainty. Perhaps we will not accomplish this ambitious goal in this exploratory project, but we want to get closer to this end. We propose to build a prototype based on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning that mines the Web and predicts the (non-obvious) interconnections of global risks that will be at the core of tomorrow's news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Euronews |
Telling Stories in 360 |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Euronews aim to become the first European newsroom to fully integrate VR journalism into their reporting and to regularly publish 360degree news videos. Through experimentations and iterations, Euronews is establishing a production process which involves and develops the skills of journalists, but also producers and video editors across the company. They are developing several immersive formats to choose from and are training a wide range of reporters on using this new VR technology to cover hard news, sport, culture and feature-style 360degree videos. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Euronews |
Euronews |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Euronews will deliver regular VR news content to a global audience for its language services by creating the first fully-integrated 360degree workflow in an international media group. This immersive journalism offer will include, among other things, hard news reports as well as the 360degree adaptation of Euronews' iconic No Comment programs. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Europa Press |
Open Data News Platform |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Our project involves creating, organizing and popularizing an 'Open Data News Platform' which facilitates the use of open data both as a source for news and as a fact validation instrument. <!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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European Behavioral Studies Institute |
MediaScanner |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Slovenia |
Project Details | The project is a collaboration among fields that are usually regarded as incompatible, especially in regards to a greater good: investigative work, social sciences, and digital activism. The focus is the investigative method SCAN, developed for determining credibility of statements. This framework will be updated and applied to the dialogues of the Slovenian evening news broadcast Odmevi, which features conversations with public figures, thus giving the public an insight into the credibility of opinion makers. The goal is to eventually, in partnership with software experts, establish an automated process and in the long-term to adapt the method for general use. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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European News Exchange |
Global AR News Exchange (GANE) |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Luxembourg |
Project Details | Global AR News Exchange (GANE) is a marketplace that will allow AR News creators to buy readymade AR experiences, and to share the ones they have created or co-created. GANE will encourage standardization and streamlining of content production, so that the news organizations can use AR experiences as a storytelling device and an efficient way to engage their audience. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Eurozet |
Magazine 120 Seconds |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Explaain |
Explaain - Your News Companion |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Explaain makes it easier to read the news. Our mission is to make every citizen in the world savvy, informed and engaged in current affairs. We believe journalism is struggling because it can't offer an experience to compete with social media, smartphone apps and other emerging technologies. Publishers get increased engagement for zero extra effort, and readers get a personalised learning experience whenever they read the news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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FTM Media |
Gamification of Investigative Journalism |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | Our goal is to keep the audience involved and engaged, in order to develop new stories and deepen our investigations by using "the wisdom of the crowds" and the knowledge of specialists. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Factmata |
Factmata |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The system is built upon academic research in natural language processing, conducted at University College London and the University of Sheffield.The Factmata Project aims to build a product for people to engage in the process of correcting news articles, identifying fallible claims, and supporting more accurate information on the web. Most importantly, we want to make fact checking easier, and much more fun! |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Financial Times |
Predictive Metadata Analytics in the Newsroom |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | This project aims to increase engagement with Financial Times content by creating intelligence about the quality of metadata tagging and making it available to the newsroom. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Financial Times |
External Trend Monitor |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Using automated clustering and classification to identify the topics being written about by the FT and external news sources, our project helps journalists to understand trends and spot gaps in their coverage. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Financial Times |
Quantifying Knowledge |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Building knowledge is a huge motivator for readers of the Financial Times. However, the abundance of content on offer can ironically discourage readers from further engaging with a topic. By harnessing the unique knowledge quantification technology developed by their partner :CRUX, they intend to provide users with a live knowledge score and recommendations to show them how much they know based on what they read, and guide them to the most appropriate articles. The system offers a unique gamified layer, motivating and guiding discovery of more relevant articles via a score-based system. Users can see their knowledge accumulate as they are directed to the best articles and receive alerts about changes in their knowledge levels as news emerges. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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FixxPunkt |
project pili-ana |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | Pili-ana is an open-source, mobile-friendly web application highlighting the most relevant discussions and comments. The mobile-friendly GUI will allow journalists to efficiently interact with the highlighted opportunities, approve or delete user comments, reply to user comments. Pili-ana will therefore have a vast impact on the credibility of journalists and media, empowering them to take the lead in the public discussion on their platforms. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Followistic |
Authory |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Authory is a platform designed to empower individual journalists by allowing them to become more independent and to stand out with original journalism. The service enables journalists to quickly store, search and browse their articles, effectively creating a timeless and up-to-date archive of everything they have ever written. Readers can follow the archives of their favourite journalists and receive notifications whenever there is a new article, regardless of where it is published. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Followistic |
Pledge |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Pledge is designed to empower freelance journalists with a new source of revenue: the goodwill of their readers. The project aim is to enable journalists to build a network of supporters out of their existing readership. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Fondanazione Openpolis |
TICI - Tracking Italian Conflict of Interest |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | TICI is an infra-structure to analyze and monitor power in Italy, by bringing together data on political figures and institutions, companies and economic entities, as well as public administrations and civil servants. Three different layers put together will create a single map representing power in Italy. A map to draw lines connecting politicians and civil servants to companies; economic interests to political appointments; track conflicts of interest and much more. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Foundation for Research and Technology Hellas |
Check-it - Visualizing fake news on social media |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Greece |
Project Details | Check-it clearly vizualises fake news on social media, empowering people with the tools they need to verify the news they consume. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Frank Westphal |
Structured News: Atomizing the News Into a Browsable Knowledge Base for Structured Journalism |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | This approach enables news ""atoms"" and ""particles"" to be findable, investigable and recombinable as individual units.This in turn makes personal media feasible where a story can be customized for each reader, depending on her device, time budget and information needs, effectively being an answer to the unbundling of news.For the news ecosystem as a whole, structured data could become a new building block enabling a Lego-like flexibility in the newsroom." |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung |
FAZ 9 |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The project will provide an intelligent way for readers to customize their own individual news feeds on their mobile devices. The content is carefully selected from the F.A.Z.'s digital newspaper and individually compiled, based on editorial criteria and user preferences. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung |
FAZ Audio |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | In order for F.A.Z. to truly accompany the user throughout the day, they will create F.A.Z. Audio – a new platform to serve users audio content especially in situations when reading doesn't work. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung |
F.A.Z. Personalisation: Content layers for a regional focus |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Personal relevance is characterized by the regional and social context of the individual. F.A.Z. provides exactly the security and reliability the reader expects. Whilst being a nationwide brand F.A.Z. is highly successful in the area, especially in print. The Rhine-Main area is covered for the reader with the same care and high quality as national and international political, cultural and economic issues. The main goals of the project are creating the technological capability to offer users personalized content and functionality which lies like a ‘layer’ above the standard products. This leads to increased user retention and conversions to paid subscriptions. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Fratria |
Studio Polaków |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | The Polish Studio project will allow readers and viewers to chat via live video with their favourite wPolsce.pl journalists about important current issues. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Freedom House Romania |
PressHub Market - innovative and quality journalism |
Europe |
2019
| €49,700 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | PressHub Market platform aims to create a connection between newspapers – the sellers, and businesses – the buyers, as an effective available tool. Through the platform, a potential customer would be able to select any kind of online advertisement tool he wants to buy on a news website: banner, advertorial, special project or other tools available to promote businesses online. PressHub Market provides traffic data and potential reach for the customer, depending on what advertisement tool the customer decides to choose. Through Google tools, publishers, buyers, advertisers can choose, buy, schedule and manage most of the main activities. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Front Kommunikasjon |
StoryPage - An open-source page builder for news front pages |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | StoryPage is an open source user interface for building interactive news front pages, empowering editors to position articles for optimum impact. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Frontline Media |
mind Remix |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Remix is an online content editor that will allow to swiftly integrate existing content and database from Frontline MEDIA and other content suppliers in pre-defined market research formats. The editor will also ease the verification of the information consistency, its updates and exports, while offering a slick interface to assign and collaborate on specific research papers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Full Fact |
Factchecking Automation and Claim Tracking System (FACTS) |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | FACTS will give journalists the killer question the moment they need it. It will save time, when journalists have never had less. It will help stop misinformation spreading through the news. It will help journalism maintain the credibility that audiences demand.Our tool has two modes. One identifies claims we have factchecked before and provides a verdict. The most innovative mode factchecks claims automatically using statistical analysisósomething never done before. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Full Fact |
Third Generation Factchecking |
Europe |
2017
| £165,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Non-partisan factchecking needs to be available whenever and wherever people need it. Increasingly it is. Full Fact and other factcheckers are publishing factchecks in reusable formats. Google for example is incorporating them into search results. Full Fact's automated factchecking tools, pioneered with Google DNI prototype funding, are presenting relevant factchecks in real time in response to live TV. But how do we make sure that factchecking at internet scale is balanced and fair, when we don't control when or where or how our factchecks appear? This project aims to tackle that problem through user research and editorial and technical innovation. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Fundación Ciudadana Civio |
Verba Volant |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Video transcriptions are an underutilized resource by journalists and media researchers, despite the fact that finding information in (and extracting data from) text is much more efficient than watching a video. VERBA VOLANT will bring to the surface the growing corpus of transcripts and provide NLP features in an easy-to-use and convenient tool, enabling journalists and newsrooms to access a whole new kind of information. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
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References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Fundacja ePaństwo |
Journalists Dashboard for Researching on Public Figures |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | The tool will integrate and organize data from many public sources and make them available to public in a way that makes it possible to quickly analyze and see connections between them. Data sources will include those which are not being indexed by search engines crawlers because of their SEO-unfriendly or even crawlers-blocking nature. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Funke Mediengruppe |
Data Story Finder |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The tool, with the working title "Data Story Finder", helps journalists with multiple data-journalistic processes from the collection and unified backup of data via statistical calculations to visualization - and without programming knowledge. Carsten Erdmann: "The Data Story Finder will simplify the data-journalistic work in the newsroom - even for non-experts." |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Funke Mediengruppe |
UNICORN project |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | UNICORN will be a Universal (Video) Content Redistribution Network. Increasing reach and profitability of video through automating curation, simplifying the User Interface and abstracting editorial workflows from backend technologies, while serving all publishing brands and target platforms. We believe in the relevance of video for digital news storytelling. We want to enable editors to publish more video in less time. The UNICORN project aims to streamline editorial workflows and introduce economies of scale to video reporting. This project aims to overcome hurdles in workflow and marketplace and to establish a sustainable, profitable video business. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Funke Mediengruppe |
Robot-Assisted User-Generated-Content & Content Sponsoring (a project of Westdeutsche Verlags- und Werbegesellschaft) |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The project lowers the barriers for content creation by easing the process of creating articles about local sports. By combining the strengths of user generated content and automatic text generation completely new segments of local sport and event stories will open up for publishers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Funky Citizens |
Reinventing community-focused journalism |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | What follows on from the politically-tied media mogul? This project aims to revitalize the dead local media scene and build a more sustainable business model. Using fact-checking and community building experience, this project will connect with senior journalists to tell data-driven stories which are relevant for all funky citizens in Bucharest. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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GEDI Gruppo Editoriale |
Customer Value Accelerator - Improving conversion rate |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | This project will be an aggregator, connecting publishers' tools and systems, building marketing workflow for conversion, and providing smart recommendations. Publishers will gain a data-driven platform to address user conversion journeys step by step. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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GEDI Gruppo Editoriale |
Thriving News |
Europe |
2017
| €450,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Thriving news allows newsrooms to manage the daily work in an innovative and more efficient way by providing many predictive indicators useful for covering the right topics in the right moment and for optimizing the distribution of the editorial contents throught the most appropriate social pages, thus creating an internal market-place for the distribution of news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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GEDI Gruppo Editoriale |
Come Together! (a project of GEDI News Network) |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | “Come Together!” is a digital place where readers’ contributions, the work of journalists and technology can act together to bring the local newspaper back to the center of the public debate of local communities, as an institutional subject able to act with and for readers’ trust. For journalists “Come Together!” will be a dashboard with widgets to organize calls to action to build investigative and solution journalism reporting, but also public events. It will be a digital community accelerator for readers, offering tools to report and take part. The project will be developed for all the 14 GNN local titles. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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GONG |
Mosaic of Influence |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Croatia |
Project Details | The online platform will identify, collect, and keep regular updates on datasets from public sources. Additionally, it will produce meaningful research, analysis, or contextualising of PEPs and their public- and private- stakeholder connections. This will make desk research about Croatian PEPs faster, less expensive, and more user-friendly - for the first specialized fact-checking media in Croatia, www.Faktograf.hr, as well as the Croatian and EU media spheres. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Geneea Analytics |
Artificial Intelligence Article Analysis |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Czech Republic |
Project Details | Develop a system to automatically analyse article content to support journalists in their work. The tool will offer suggestions of how to rank images, advise on the best related articles and content tags. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Glitch.digital |
Mercury |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | It features automated transcription, subtitle generation, translation of spoken audio between different languages using synthesised voices, clipping, the option to add overlays, branding and effects, support for publishing videos in different formats (including mobile) and the ability to record audio and video directly in-browser. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Glob360 |
TruDat |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | TruDat is a fact checking news website which verifies main topics currently in debate in close to real time. TruDat acts as a news organisation doing its own reporting on headline news as well as on common political or social opinions such as immigrant impact, vaccination or climate change, with strong contribution from its community. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Glob360 |
Brid - hybrid co-funding journalism platform |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | Brid is a hybrid funding/editorial platform for digital newsrooms and readers in a market where subscriptions are still a novelty. The idea behind Brid is to educate readers that quality journalism is worth supporting by letting readers co-decide which time and resources consuming topic the newsroom should pursue and then monetising that decision-making process into co-funding. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Global Editors Network (GEN) |
Data Journalism Den |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The Data Journalism Den is a global hub by the Global Editors Network, dedicated to serving the international data journalism community through the collaborative exchange of data, tools, and resources. It aims at empowering the community to develop further, and be sustainable. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Global Notícias Media Group S.A. |
JN Directo (a project of Global Noticais Publicações, SA) |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Jornal de Not'cias is innovating Portuguese digital newsrooms by fully stepping into a complete new channel: video. Following 128 years of print and 21 years of web presence, web video will enrich JN's storytelling while extensively covering news in the north of Portugal. For the first time, JN's traditional verticals i.e Cities, People, Culture or Health - will go beyond the written word and use motion images to enrich storytelling both in the newsroom's studio and wherever there is a JN reporter - live or with first-class post production, with real imagery or by editing real and infographics. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Global Notícias Media Group S.A. |
Smart Paywall - Understanding audience better |
Europe |
2017
| €312,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | This project aims to know Global Media Group readers more deeply in order to sell them its portfolio, working on the 'conversion' step of the selling funnel in addition to the 'awareness' and 'engagement' steps already carried out. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Global Notícias Media Group S.A. |
The media and the new generations (a project of Açormedia) |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | The media and the new generations’ is a project aimed at creating a platform for all school newspapers, allowing schools to publish their own content and share their activities and events with the general public via the newspaper’s website, while simultaneously ensuring that youngsters understand the importance of journalistic work as opposed to the proliferation of the so-called “fake news”. This platform, that combines school publications and local information created by journalists, and in which each student will be able to work as a journalist, will promote a better-informed society: one with greater awareness of the media’s important role. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Golden Network |
Golden News - Targeting the millennial generation |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Golden News aims to empower the millennial generation through a disruptive news offering - with editorial angles focused on engaging subject matter, bringing digital talents, interactive formats and strong brand identity to the news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Golem Media/Computec Media |
When Will ... Be Available? |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Internet users are used to finding answers to their questions immediately and also expect to be informed by the media in a precise, direct and straightforward manner. We cater to these kinds of queries by providing an automated information service. An algorithm will be fed with unstructered data sources until single features like names, designations and numbers are reliably recognized, classified, and archived. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Golem Media/Computec Media |
act2access - A new way to pay for journalism |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Golem.de will establish a new way of paying for an editorial online product: readers provide time and knowledge, carry out mini tasks, and earn credits which they can use to pay for ad-free access. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Good Morning Italia |
Personalised daily news briefings on virtual assistants |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Good Morning Italia is currently developing a news platform capable of delivering personalised daily news briefings via email and mobile apps. This project is testing the delivery of a breifing to smart speakers subscribers whilst collecting feedback to improve the quality of the breifing, and in general find innovative ways to integrate the virtual assistant powered tools into a diverse media diet. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Gremi Media |
Nationwide database of asset declarations |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | The key innovation of our project is a comprehensive approach to the issue related to documents containing information on declarations of assets. Development of a public database and standard for filing and sharing declarations of assets for the entire public sector (including newspapers, TV, etc.). Creation of a nationwide system aggregating such type of data will ensure fast and free access to information for citizen, regional and nationwide journalists. Furthermore, each citizen will have easy access to these data, which will support the principle of transparency of information concerning persons performing public functions. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Groupe Figaro |
Pinpointing visitor purchase interests |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | This project aims to leverage data from the Data Management Platform to provide insights on which products to review. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Groupe Figaro |
Figaro Voice (a project of Le Figaro) |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A technological stack to automate speech to text text to speech transcriptions |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Groupe Figaro |
Amplified Stories (a project of Société du Figaro) |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The story format is gaining traction on mobile screens. Le Figaro has been an early innovator with its own story format, which has seen significant traction. After learning from its experiments in native apps, Le Figaro wants to bring its unique Stories format to the Web. They intend to take advantage of the AMP Story format to expand their reach, build new revenue streams, and improve the production workflow so that they are able to cover more topics easily, most notably by building automated stories based on structured datas. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Groupe Figaro |
Figaro Business Engine (a project of Société du Figaro) |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Subscription, affiliation, advertising, or branded content, every revenue stream begins in the CMS. Le Figaro will upgrade its custom publishing suite, currently in development, with a set of features that will drive major and measurable business impacts. Through this project, the CMS will evolve from a story pipeline, to a value engine. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Groupe L'Express |
Voice of L'Express |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | With Voice of L'Express, Groupe L'Express will offer readers an alternative choice (read it or listen to it) for each text-based article. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Groupe La Dépêche du Midi |
ROBIN - Readers' Occitan Bot for Innovative News |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | As a regional daily newspaper, we want to make available our local specialized database to our subscribers in an interactive way. We imagine our Chatbot as a daily companion which could follow the customers in their daily tasks. Indeed, the user could ask about various topics such as the election of the mayor of its city but also about the events around him, the weather forecast for the weekend or even get advices to pick a nice restaurant. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Groupe La Dépêche du Midi |
Infox Tracker |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | One of the biggest challenges to media today is the spread of misinformation. Infox Tracker is proposing to provide journalists with a set of new tools to identify and deconstruct disformation more seamlessly. Heightening interaction with readers will increase community engagement, revive trust and allow them to become part of the journalistic process. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Groupe Les Echos |
Subscription Revenue - An innovative and customer specific experience |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The project involves a complete overhaul of the customer subscription experience for all Les Echos digital products - tailoring paywall strategies and subscription offers by means of two main levers: personalisation and upgrading. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Groupe Les Echos |
Smarter Paywall 2018 - For local content (a project of Le Parisien) |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The Smarter Paywall 2018 project looks to lift content discovery of local articles by local users and apply differentiated paywall management for certain categories of users. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Groupe Les Echos |
High Fidelity: Designing the next standard of anti-churn powered by data |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The High Fidelity program is a global recast of the “traditional retention model” at Les Echos and le Parisien. Subscribers have many ways to interact with titles : call centres interactions, print mailings, emailings, and of course tons of interactions with apps, mobile site, and desktop. The program aims to build a powerful anti-churn predictive model fuelled by all these data to keep them on board reengaging them in a personalised and close to real time way. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Groupe Nice Matin |
Locale |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Locale analyses data to identify trends and local news topics of interest that might be worth pursuing as stories at a neighborhood level. This project aims to free up time for journalists to focus on writing stories with greater added value for their audience. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Gruner + Jahr |
Future News (a project of G + J Digital Products) |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Gruner + Jahr Future News is a mobile news-product natively designed for mobile media consumption habits and the desire for a compact, yet relevant news overview. It combines a visual UX with a unique way of news storytelling and is powered by a progressive content curation technology that blends data science into digital news journalism. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | The mission of Gruner + Jahr is to be the most creative and innovative publishing company. We are driven by a deep desire to cultivate our existing products and continually develop new and exciting offerings. We are pleased that our approach is also being recognized by technology experts such as Google, and I can confirm that the award information below are correct. |
References | Link to source |
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Gruner + Jahr |
Storycast (a project of Greenhouse Innovation Lab) |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | In a world in which (social media) platforms more and more dominate content consumption, publishers need to expand their business models: instead of relying only on their owned and operated websites, they need to embrace a more platform-centric approach. Storycast provides them with a suite of tools for composing, distributing, tracking and monetizing content across all relevant platforms, built to meet the specific needs of well-established editorial teams. Offering a unified interface and a dashboard with aggregated metrics, Storycast empowers editors to more efficiently publish pieces that are tailored to a range of social media channels, allowing them to focus on their core mission -- to create great content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | The mission of Gruner + Jahr is to be the most creative and innovative publishing company. We are driven by a deep desire to cultivate our existing products and continually develop new and exciting offerings. We are pleased that our approach is also being recognized by technology experts such as Google, and I can confirm that the award information below are correct. |
References | Link to source |
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Gruner + Jahr |
Memberify (a project of G + J Digital Products) |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Memberify will allow publishers with larger brand portfolios to test new membership models efficiently and at scale. For these purposes, the multi-tenant platform will provide a variety of membership components, ranging from paid benefits, products, services to content. Brands can build new Minimum Viable Products from combinations of these components, allowing them to assess their individual user base’s willingness to pay realistically and find the best feature combination for their membership models. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
Comments from Recipient | The mission of Gruner + Jahr is to be the most creative and innovative publishing company. We are driven by a deep desire to cultivate our existing products and continually develop new and exciting offerings. We are pleased that our approach is also being recognized by technology experts such as Google, and I can confirm that the award information below are correct. |
References | Link to source |
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Gruner + Jahr |
Prisma Orion: Unify Publisher’s data and Drive contents product |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The Prisma Orion project aims to accommodate all requirements into a single, unique tool - allowing Prisma to better associate each webpage, topic and channel with it’s real income. It will allow publishers to choose content depending on the according expected ROI and aid monetisation strategies. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
Comments from Recipient | The mission of Gruner + Jahr is to be the most creative and innovative publishing company. We are driven by a deep desire to cultivate our existing products and continually develop new and exciting offerings. We are pleased that our approach is also being recognized by technology experts such as Google, and I can confirm that the award information below are correct. |
References | Link to source |
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Grupa Interia |
Live Coverage & Community Engagement Project |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | In the era of social media popularity and the mobile revolution, Internet users expect a dynamic multimedia information stream to be able to keep track of important events on a regular basis. Live coverage is a format characteristic of digital journalism, which is able to combine editorial content with that from the users and can be successfully used on a dynamic website to report on key political, sports, or cultural events. Providing a platform for live coverage delivered by event participants will boost involvement of social journalists and development of this trend in our country. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Grupa RMF |
News Stream 360degree |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | GRUPA RMF Sp. z o.o. sp. k. (RMF Group) is offering radio RMF FM listeners an automatically-refreshing multimedia information stream following their live broadcast. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Grupo Heraldo |
NAWAC Project (No Article Without Audiovisual Content) |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | This approach allows to automatize tasks to be more efficient and aims to eliminate the creation of a 'third newsroom', the audiovisual.NAWAC Project consists on the development of a new Cloudal video editor and new video services layers that will reduce 'audiovisual' costs; dependance on pure video specialists; production time and hence, boost video generation, which will bring more audience and monetization. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Grupo PRISA |
HERTZ (a project of PRISA Radio) |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | HERTZ project aims to increase dramatically the opportunities for users to discover and share Spanish-speaking radio content on the internet, by automatically enriching audios with transcriptions and tags and making them broadly available on the internet. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Grupo PRISA |
Football Data Suite (FDS) is a Support System for Improving Football Information. |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | The system will be dedicated to the analysis of data that will allow taking conclusions which will be presented graphically as part of the news creation process and will be distributed in multiple formats and channels.Bigdata technology and analytical processes for large volumes of data will be displayed along with advanced visualization tools.FDS will improve football fans user experience by presenting advance data analysis in visual formats. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Grupo PRISA |
VR Infographics (a project of PRISA Inn) |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | "VR Infographics" wants to integrate infographics design and production to multi-device environments: print media, mobile, television, immersive experience, 360 video and VR, in a unified way. VR Infographics is an open source technological solution for unifying design and production of informative infographics in a unique environment for multi-device and transmedia exploitation |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Grupo PRISA |
Safety Experience Engine (a project of PRISA Brand Solutions) |
Europe |
2017
| €229,950 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | The SEE project aims to provide a certification platform for content and ad safety that also detects and removes fraudulent advertising to create a safe destination for brands and publishers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Grupo PRISA |
Tailorcast (a project of PRISA Radio) |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | TAILORCAST is a recommendation platform for spoken audio, that is able to create a customized linear stream starting from an on-demand piece of content. It mixes radio’s laid-back listening experience with podcast’s segmentation. The project aims to make the platform available to any premium audio content producer and trusted distribution channel; thus, TAILORCAST will become a spoken audio marketplace, where creators can supply premium content, distributors can deliver that content to their audience and PRISA Radio provide the recommendation engine and generate revenues for both parties - leveraging on its unrivalled audio sales footprint. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Grupo Zeta |
Monetization Platform for Hyperlocal News Sites |
Europe |
2017
| €160,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Groupo Zeta's hyperlocal journalism and monetisation platform targets local business, self-employed workers and selected brands to find new clients and monetisation options to support hyperlocal journalism. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Gudbrandsdølen Dagningen |
Customer ladder |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | Making a coherent strategy for a "customer ladder"from unknown digital user to paying subscriber. Defining the elements of a subscription funnel that includes a data strategy, communications strategy, identifying data sources options and loyalty creating factors. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Gudbrandsdølen Dagningen |
Personalisation of subscription offers |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | There have so far - worldwide - been no options for customers to have a digital subscription that are not based on the old logic of the printed newspaper - one product for one geographic market. There have been a binary choice - to sign u for a subscription or sustain from the product. We want to establish new subscription offerings, based on area of interest, age, life phase and other variables, and by that increase the total penetration in the market for paid digital content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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HHLAB of Medienholding/NOZ Medien |
Learning Content |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Learning Content will improve the distribution of articles as part of the editorial workflow. Thus, the improvement of personalization and the resulting user satisfaction should be increased. Learning Content supports the human skills of high-quality editorial work based on the process of deep insight into needs, situations, and values of readers, by using upcoming technology. It is a message- and story-recommendation-engine, working without semantic analysis; the content "learns" who likes it. The content gets smarter with each user interaction. One day, it should work with any infrastructure independent of CMS or frontend. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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HVG Kiadó Zrt. |
All Platform, Customised User Experience |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | A customised experience for readers across all digital channels. By using machine learning and direct surveying they will develop a system that learns the preferences, demographics and psychographics or their users. With this they can offer a personalised news portal on all platforms. They aim for a mix of relevant content suggestion and editorial news curation. The data obtained will be used to offer a targeting tool for advertisers which means more relevant ads to readers and a higher revenue for the publisher. The personalisation tool, combined with digital membership and new types of paid-content, will serve as their first, non-ad digital revenue source. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Hamburg Media School |
Urban Storytelling Lab |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | We as journalists know from our daily work what it means to be dependent on our colleagues from the IT-department. To be capable of telling our stories digitally in a more sovereign and autonomous way we need a toolkit to enrich our stories with a new scope of easy-to-use tools for Urban Storytelling: the Urban Storyteller Toolkit (UST). We want to make an end to the wide-spread, project-oriented character of DataViz projects. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Handelsblatt Media Group |
WirtschaftsWoche Pro |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The WirtschaftsWoche Pro tool will provide up-to- date, industry-specific in-depth news. Derived from an unlimited number of research institutions, universities, foundations, corporations, blogs and selected publications, it will be an invaluable tool for journalists in their daily work. WirtschaftsWoche Pro will employ natural language processing, information retrieval and machine-learning frameworks to enrich and accelerate our specialized journalists' research process. In addition, the tool will allow journalists to rapidly curate, contextualize and push these news pieces to our users, creating immense timely value for readers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Handelsblatt Media Group |
StoryFlow (a project of WirtschaftsWoche) |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | StoryFlow will become WirtschaftsWoche's intuitive layout and authoring tool. With its WYSIWYG editor, StoryFlow will allow journalists to create and edit interactive multimedia stories. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Handelsblatt Media Group |
WiWo Immersive News Lounge (a project of WirtschaftsWoche) |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | WiWo Immersive News Lounge will provide a unique way to experience news and other information in a Virtual Reality Subscribers' Club. The magazine of today becomes an immersive place to meet: People from all over the world may interact in our virtual media lounge and can virtually experience events, learn about new technologies and analyze data-related problems. The WiWo Immersive News Lounge allows our subscribers worldwide to experience, discuss and present information that matters. Readers will immersive themselves into 3D worlds and 360 degree videos and they will even be able to produce their own content. Today, we read stories - tomorrow, we will be a part of them. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Handelsblatt Media Group |
Text to Speech Synthesis |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The capability to transform text-based content into artifically synthesized audio formats of high quality is the basis of a sustainable audio content strategy in the field of publishing. This project's vision is to develop a unique text-to-speech synthesis technology, optimised for German language content, to unlock scalable opportunities of audio news content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Handelsblatt Media Group |
Vocally Yours (a project of WirtschaftsWoche) |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Vocally Yours will generate speech from text and be able to mimic an individual journalist's voice. By employing Natural Language Processing and Text-to-Speech (TTS) technology, it will transfer written input into audio by automatically imitating the particular tonality and conversational style of a real-life journalist. With the power of AI, it allows for print newsrooms and freelance journalists to scale up their audio efforts. Highlighting the diversity of voices in journalism, Vocally Yours intensifies brand and personality association, increases trust and intimacy with the audience, diversifies revenue streams, and specifically strengthens independent journalists to magnify the power of their voice. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Handelsblatt Media Group |
Business News Platform |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The Business News Platform (BNP) reads and analyses business and financial news articles and provides an overview of the most relevant topics. The BNP identifies entities like companies, people or topics mentioned in the article and assigns them a sentiment. The sentiment reflects whether the entity is mentioned positively, negatively or neutral. Furthermore, the platform identifies the topics that drive the sentiment. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Headline24 |
Human Robo Journalism (HRJ) |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | HEADLINE24 wants to transform one of its websites into an online portal, which combines state-of-the-art robo-journalism with the advantages of human editors. To achieve this, we will use automated news crawling; automated writing and an automated news placement on the homepage; as well as the know how of our online-journalists. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Heidi.news |
Heidi Gender Tracker |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | Heidi Gender Tracker is a project that seeks to provide greater representation for women in the media. The tool, through the development of an algorithm, will scan articles and assess the balance of opinion between male and female voices - encouraging greater equality. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Heilbronner Stimme |
A Prototype for Context Sensitive User Notification. |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Most news is consumed in time and in otherwise constrained environments and are thus competing not only with other news offerings over various channels but also with the schedule and daily habits of the recipient let alone the challenge to get the users attention in the first place. We like to look at this [project] as a very user centric approach that we would want to open source after successful completion. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Heise Gruppe |
c't Content Shariff |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Embedded Social Media Content with respect to privacy. c't Content Shariff is planned to be released as open source. It's the brother of our very popular c't Shariff (https://github.com/heiseonline/shariff). |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Henneo |
RADAR - Regional Alliance |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | The RADAR project is an alliance of 9 local and regional spanish editors that publish daily 24 local newspapers. The consortium will create a technological platform to share contents and data that will allow the media to present new and personalized contents to their readers. In a globalized world, local papers are more important than ever, but the threats of globalization force the publishers to use more technology to compete in a market dominated by data and scale. This alliance will create economies of scale that will allow to optimize and create new products and to monetize them better. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Henneo |
Voice 360 |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Henneo’s readers will interact with them by voice in the near future. Voice will not kill web, mobile or video, but publishers must prepare themselves to offer news in any format, and use every multimedia capability to create a better content. This project will put voice in every step of news production: recording and transcription of an interview using voice to text techniques; recording a podcast on the CMS; creation of voice bots for intelligent devices to the distribution of the content and more. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Henneo |
LoVer |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | LoVer (Local and Vertical) is a project to establish a unified Single Sign-on to be the basis of a paywall and programmatic advertising common approach of more than 40 Spanish websites of local and vertical publishers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Het Financieele Dagblad |
TL;DR - A personalized summary of your news |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | The TL;DR project will deliver completely personalised summaries of FD Mediagroep content, generated by an innovative machine learning/AI algorithm, helping users stay up to date with the latest news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Holtzbrinck Publishing Group |
Change the World Impact Tracker |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | This project will build a ‘change the world impact tracker’ – an innovative digital tool to track and curate real-world impact. It will develop article badges and dashboards displaying impact information to readers, editors, publishers and donors. The project is a collaboration between Nature, a science journal and magazine that publishes high-impact journalism for the global scientific community, and Altmetric, a leading data science company that tracks online activity around scholarly research. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Humak University of Applied Sciences |
International Plain Sign News |
Europe |
2016
| €360,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | IPSignNews provides news for Deaf people with limited opportunities to education in their first language. "The website will offer editorial content for this target group for the first time in the world", says project leader Päivi Rainò from Humak. The news is presented International Plain Sign in combination with graphics. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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IjsbergPress |
Chronos |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Chronos is literally the information you need. It is your personal news assistant. Chronos gathers the best of technologies to deliver everyone the information you need, at any time. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Imake |
Local News in Mobile |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | LocalNews is a mobile publishing platform for local newspapers, third sector publications, citizen journalism and public operators. LocalNews uses GPS tracking to provide a real local experience. With LocalNews app user can easily find and read local news from different publishers with a smartphone. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Immersivly |
Svhere |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Svhere is a white-label application available to news companies and other content makers.It links 360-degree video news to other digital formats, making news in VR part of a monetisable content ecosystem for news companies.It provides news companies with a monetised player and content management system for 360-degree video. Searches for related content remain active, keeping the 360-degree videos evergreen.It drives new customers (attracted to news in VR) to publishers' other verticals, and content archives. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Impresa |
Brand Lovers |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Impresa and GetSocial have the ambition to develop an innovative Business Analytics solution to support EXPRESSO's customer centric business model in which revenue comes mainly from paid content and subscriptions, exploring the strong brand heritage in news and value-added content news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Impresa |
Go Digital - Digital skills for small publishers |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Impresa's Go Digital publishing platform will be engineered to meet the needs of small and medium publishers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Index.hu Informatics |
MAPON |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | MAPON is a map-based tool to create powerful animated stories based on geographically relevant news and in-depth stories in a fast and simple way inspired by the lack of applications that reflect the mindset of digital newsrooms. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Index.hu Informatics |
Index Pass |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | With IndexPass, we aim to develop personal accounts for our audience, a concept which has two main pillars: first, a customisable landing page that can be tailored to better fit the individual reading habits. Second, a point system based on micro-transactions, aimed to provide our most committed readers with an opportunity to give immediate feedback on our articles and future projects. We want to create engaged communities centred around topics, so the most important stories can enjoy priority attention from both staff and readers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Indico News SAS |
Indie |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | INDIE PLATFORM is the technological interface of INDIE, a hub for highly qualified, independent, non-partisan new digital media outlets. It will offer the support to share and distribute news more efficiently to local, national and foreign independent journalists. It will also use new technology to provide innovative payment systems to monetize work and a blockchain based fact-checking tool. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Inesc Tec |
AV360: Augmented Video 360 |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | AV360 aims to create an augmented annotation tool for creating and visualizing annotated 360-degree videos. The goal is to bridge the gap between content creators and the technology required to add dynamic annotations to 360-degree video. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Inesc Tec |
Stop PropagHate |
Europe |
2017
| €49,804 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Stop PropagHate uses artificial intelligence to help detect and reduce hate speech in online news media. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Inesc Tec |
AmbiVideo360 - Augmented experiences in interactive 360º videos |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Extended journalistic pieces have an attention to narrative often missing in shorter news reports. Interactive 360º videos strengthen the connection between viewer and story, providing freedom and immersion to the viewer. However, this challenges the storyteller, who loses control of the viewer’s attention, hindering the conveyance of the message. One needs innovative ways for transmitting an immersive narrative to the viewers and attract their attention without disrupting the experience. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Influencer.Vision |
New(s) Influencers |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | The project will set out to verify social influencers who are providing reliable news and creative content of journalistic value. The goal will be to create a tool that can distinguish between sponsored and natural content created by the influencer/blogger community and combine various content pieces into an all-in-one media hub. This verification network will enable AI based discovery and interaction with high-quality content created by a de-centralised community of content creators. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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International Media Support |
Publishing platform for conflict news |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | IMS is working in more than 40 countries in conflict around the world with building up the capacity of local journalists and we will explore the possibilities for creating a publishing platform and clearing house that can enable this content to reach international media and audience in a fact checked and professional form. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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International Media Support |
Mediabridge.org |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | The world is full of stories that remain untold or only reach a limited local audience, even though they have the potential to draw international attention. With Mediabridge.org, IMS, Danwatch, and IndieFrame join forces to close the gap between media working in hard-to-reach areas and their European counterparts, while economically benefiting all parties involved. Mediabridge.org will be a platform where certified local media organisations can post a pitch, a snippet of their exclusive story, or a description of their unique documentation. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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International News Media Association (INMA) |
European Research & Benchmarking Platform for News Media |
Europe |
2016
| $50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | Publishers and research houses across Europe execute many valuable research projects, on various industry topics such as native advertising, viewability, digital subscriptions, social media, e-commerce, device use, and comparative advertising revenues by platform. Yet there is no single place to collect the results of these research projects for a European-wide comparison. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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International Press Telecommunications Council |
EXTRA - The EXtraction Rules Apparatus |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The International Press Telecommunications Council (IPTC) will build EXTRA: The EXTraction Rules Apparatus, an open-source platform for rules-based classification of multilingual news content. EXTRA will utilize high-quality subject tags, instead of hand tags or automation, so publishers can rapidly adapt to breaking news and low-frequency topics, improve content recommendations, ad targeting and subject-specific content streams. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Investigative Reporting Project Italy |
Mafia Files |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The project is an independent, investigative research service. IRPI's journalists will provide on-demand reports about Italian organised crime cases and members throughout the world. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Investor.bg |
HelpBook.info |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Bulgaria |
Project Details | The main goal of the platform is to increase institutional accountability on complaint handling in order to minimize inefficiencies in their work. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Inês Bravo |
APANHADO NA FAKE |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | APANHADO NA FAKE is a news-learning platform. With a gamification approach, children between 6 to 12-years-old will discover how fake news can be spotted. Closing the gap between generations, the platform will work with teachers, journalists and children. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Ippen Digital |
The Master Graph - combining realtime data from audience, content and advertising |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | With the unified knowledge graph, we have the ability to design and build a very flexible and agile data platform, collecting, streaming, and managing enterprise-wide-data ready for analysis. The knowledge graph consists of integrated collections of data and information that contains links between different data and the most important thing, relationships behind it. The graph enables a cross department collaboration within a media company and lets one identify the user, editorial and business requirements when developing valuable products. A true conversation with data - quickly and easily pivoting to take the analysis in new directions, without specialized query knowledge, one can traverse even the most complicated multi-dimensional data. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Jakob Vicari |
sMirror |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Goal of sMirror project is the development of an IoT based newshub for the bathroom. This hub has a mirror as display and a cabinet which functions as the host for all actions regarding IoT interactions. All interactions with the hub are triggered by usage of items in the cabinet, which functions as an meta- or super-device. It controls the presentation of news and informations that are fitting to the current usage scenario. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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James Durston |
Eegiarki |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | EegiArki is a web and app platform that allows every mobile user around the world to share, request and view important news visuals on a real-time basis. Putting citizen reporters and professional media on the same plane, EegiArki is the first tool to truly democratise the news agenda. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Jaroslav Benc |
Datamatic Store |
Europe |
2016
| €35,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Czech Republic |
Project Details | Our focus is high-quality, interactive data visualization templates that can be easily adapted to the publisher's look and feel, and country specific needs such as languages, currencies, and regional format. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Jernej Horvat |
Project Brief - A personal assistant on smart devices |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Slovenia |
Project Details | Project Brief is a personal assistant on smartphones, speakers, TVs and other smart devices that provides users with the latest news by using voice. It takes advantage of upcoming virtual assistants and smart speaker technologies, leveraging existing users habits like listening to podcasts. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Johnston Press |
Lopop |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Lopop is a mobile platform that delivers location-specific, trending content. It combines the authority and reach of established news publishers, geo-specific sites, and community blogs. Crucially, it is powered by social media yet editorially-curated; delivering an immediate, engaging, and hyper-local 'canvas.' The app detects user location, or lets users choose a destination or favourite place. Lopop then consolidates the most popular content, creating a custom 'canvas' that allows the user to immerse in the most current and trending information and insights. Users can then save a series of preference-driven 'canvases' to their profile, and toggle through each location. 'We're delighted to have the support of Google DNI to help us bring to life this exciting concept. Our aim is to combine the reach of the social graph and the communities who power it, with the authority of established news providers. Ultimately we want to fuse the two to make a unique mobile experience for users searching for hyper local information they can trust.' ó Steven Thomas, Director of Emerging Products, Johnston Press Plc. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Johnston Press |
LOCAL ACTIVE - The geo-targetted instant offers app |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | BOOM! is the geo-targetted instant offers app, a hyperlocal, mobile-focused service delivering location-based information, deals and news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Johnston Press |
Mooding |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Mooding aims to harness a reader's state of mind, profiling their affinity to different types and tones of content in order to personalise their experience and improve engagement. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Journal Media |
Note |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | A project to build a vibrant platform to source, fund and deliver investigative journalism that matters to local or national communities. This platform will give the general public an active role in unearthing stories that truly matter to their communities and in this process build their understanding of the value of journalism to society. . It will raise audiences’ regard for journalism by involving them in this process and will build a vibrant community of contributors and supporters that is fit for the digital era. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Journalism Development Network |
A Turnkey Data Platform for Investigative Teams |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | Our project will create a research platform designed as a turnkey solution for small media or small investigative teams within large media, to accelerate and simplify the work of investigative reporters and save on major costs. This platform will be available as both a service for media with limited capacity or as a fully documented solution that can be spun up. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Journalism++ SAS |
The Offshore Journalism Toolkit |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Just like corporations use offshore territories to avoid taxes and optimize profits, we will offer newsrooms and publishers a guide and tools to use offshore servers to avoid government interference and optimize freedom of speech. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Journalism++ Stockholm AB |
Marple - The Story Sniffer |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Marple is a highly automated news service that looks for story leads in large amounts of statistics and public data. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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João Antunes |
MArchiver |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | MArchiver is an open source print media archive management software, with an emphasis on the visualization and transcription of news articles, along with its associated metadata, enabling publications to place their archives online in a mobile-ready and future proof format. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Jysk Fynske Media |
Cross-platform Personalisation through Hyper-local News Algorithms |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | The project aims to increase the value of and revenue from (hyper-) local journalism by personalising content delivery and discovery across multiple platforms. The goal is to ensure the profitability of local journalism and thereby preserving its significant role in local democracies through innovation. Jysk Fynske Medier strives to leverage technology and big data in their attempt to sustain local journalism. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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K-Monitor Association |
COMPR |
Europe |
2017
| €48,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | Have you ever thought about the value of 1 billion USD? COMPR is an online app that helps to understand and translate big numbers through a various set of pictograms and analogies. With the help of COMPR journalists will be able to create simple visualizations to illustrate their articles or browse in its database to find examples that help to understand big quantities. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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KSF Media |
One size does not fit all in digital subscriptions |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | The aim of the project is to create a dynamic paywall that treats different user segments in a more personalised way. The dynamic paywall is tailored based on customer data and uses machine learning to predict the most suitable offer to serve to different users. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Kaleida Networks Limited |
The Impact Metrics Platform (IMP) |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The platform helps media organisations make better decisions about what to publish where and when by providing research reports, performance data and live APIs about publishers and content that matter in the world right now. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Kaleida Networks Limited |
The News Assistant |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The News Assistant will respond to commands and questions that help people engage in different topics and sources in new ways via voice assistants. It will use data and technology from Kaleida, a media research and data analytics company based in the UK. The project will include both the voice app and a published report detailing our findings. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Katalysis BV |
Katalysis |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | Katalysis is redefining the value of online content - making it easy and attractive to legally consume and reuse content by maintaining a direct link to the original creators. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Kendra Foundation |
Kendraio Verify |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Kendraio Verify project will create an ecosystem enabling more efficient and accurate verification of 'true news'. This project will enable journalists (including photographers and audio/visual creators) to attach a 'tree of credibility' to their stories and media which can then be independently verified by other journalists, news agencies and those people cited/tagged in the stories and media. In the future, we will extend this ability to the public via apps and browser plugins. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Keski-Pohjanmaan Kirjapaino |
Local Voice of the People |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | A new method, process and tool for producing and publishing more useable and search engine friendly audio content of current affairs, people and events locally. This will mean improving the whole production process by adding indexing and meta data along with the audio clips. A new tool will be developed for indexing the audio content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Keskisuomalainen |
Managing Digital Churn Through Understanding Reader Emotions |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | The media industry depends on subscriber revenue. It is our lifeblood. While attracting customers is hard enough, keeping them is even harder. Engagement is key. Our goal is to consistently and permanently lower the churn rate across all of our publications. We believe we can achieve this by focusing on a healthy balance of emotions measured with the Emotional Value Index (EVI), an indicator of emotions and high engagement. EVI is based on behavioural science research and gives us a deeper understanding on which emotions drive engagement. By measuring reader EVI we can achieve a healthy balance of emotions for optimal engagement. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Kiln |
Crunch: AI-driven tool |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Crunch is an AI-driven toolkit for instant analysis and visualisation of data. It will attempt to significantly reduce the time taken to produce high-quality interactive graphics by automatically cleaning, interpreting and visualising data. Using a combination of heuristic algorithms and machine learning, the tool will make sense of real-world spreadsheets and connect to Flourish – Kiln's popular visualisation platform – to instantly generate graphics ready to review, edit and publish. The project will also seek to explore how data graphics could open up new revenue streams for publishers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Klubradio Unlimited |
ARM'ing journalists with secure devices |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Secure collaborative tools are now an industry standard within journalistic networks. We are working towards building a prototype to protect small and portable ARM class devices, housing a digital tool bundle to facilitate investigative collaborations. ARM boards will be integrated with robust security chips to offer strong security protections to the data that resides on such boards. The end goal is to create a secure network for journalistic devices to collaborate on sensitive data, especially those working in authoritarian environments. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Konbini SAS |
Minis |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Minis is a donation widget that incentivises readers to contribute financially to causes after reading a related news article. In a few steps, they can decide the amount of their mini-donation. Once a cause is funded, our newsroom will follow up on it with a dedicated video and article. Minis makes mini-donations as seamless as clicking “like”. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Krautreporter |
Krautreporter |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Krautreporter is creating a CRM solution and new product features based on the Krautreporter 'trust funnel', an initiative which uses qualitative and quantitative audience data to develop a marketing model that aims to build trust and engagement between independent newsrooms and their community. Their goal is to understand what makes their readership happy and to facilitate an engaged community. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Krone Multimedia |
Ask and Earn |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | ASK AND EARN is Krone's strategy to tackle the most relevant challenges publishers face today. It will combine elements from polls and gamification with a real-time database and a clear monetisation plan to gain first-party user data for advertisers, drive signups and increase user engagement. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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L'Equipe 24/24 |
Le Break |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Since L'Equipe is known as a morning paper, our project is to create an evening digital edition, L'Equipe Second Edition, which will be a new paid service delivered nightly at 7pm. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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L'Equipe 24/24 |
Personalization: Breathing New Life Into Our Business Model |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | In an era of rapidly spreading digitalization worldwide, the abundance of information can quickly overwhelm and even turn off certain users. At L’Equipe, we above all see recommendation as a service delivered to our subscribed users. The point is obviously to increase their consumption, but especially to better serve their needs, to facilitate their access to information. Personalization can allow content to be seen by people who are really interested in it. The purpose is to increase brand engagement by leading users to consume content better suited to their needs and wants. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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LETA |
Sliding News Generator |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Latvia |
Project Details | This project will use natural language and visual content processing technologies to facilitate the production of concise video stories - sliding news. The prototype will allow for combining news and photos into slideshows with automatically generated captions. By exploiting various natural language processing methods, including named entity extraction and syntactic parsing, in order to extract informative yet concise textual content, and to retrieve relevant visual content from a labelled photo database. This will provide reporters and editors with a self-service facility to generate and post-edit sliding video news by simple mouse clicks. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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La Nouvelle Republique du Centre Ouest (NRCO) |
AMPize |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The platform is including navigation, search engine, related contents, and other powerful features to keep their users engaged. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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La Sicilia |
ALADIN - Advanced Library for Automatic Discovery of Interrelated News |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | News is our living history and this project aims to simplify how users read news. ALADIN is a neural network that analyses the cloud of multimedia documents of our newspaper archive using advanced algorithms of Machine Learning. One of ALADIN's innovations is the semantic connections and the historical relevance of the news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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La Stampa |
The ROOM |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | La Stampa' designed The ROOM as a physical exhibition space and as an innovative way to pull readers into the news, especially into stories with complex scenarios, like the migrant crisis or climate change.The ROOM will feature augmented reality via pictures and video and a DAYDREAM-based, virtual-reality ('VR'). Participants can also meet journalists and attend debates, while sipping a glass of wine.Enter The ROOM. Experience the news like never before. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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La Stampa |
21VIDEO.IT |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The spread of video cameras on smartphones means that most facts are video-documented. This project aims to build a new trusted source of news - acknowledging the omnipresence of social media to find big news stories based on user testimonials; finding reliable sources, eliminating noise, verifying the claims and building context. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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La Voz de Galicia |
Hyperlocal Listener & Hyperlocal Community Manager |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | La Voz de Galicia is a newspaper with one of the highest readership ratios in the world because, everyday, publishes global/local editions specific to 13 areas of Galicia. With the same high-standards reporting, we combine national and world affairs with hyperlocal content relevant in Galician cities and villages of all sizes. We are honored that Google has selected our ""hyperlocal listener and community manager'. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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LaPresse.be |
Infotelligence |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | INFOTELLIGENCE is a collaborative project between the 3 newspaper publishers in the French speaking part of Belgium. It will increase the engagement of our users by providing them, on all platforms and devices, personalized content based on their behaviour, their declarative needs and expectations and the publisher editorial DNA. The personalization will impact 3 components of our sites: news, ads and commercial offerings (e.g. subscriptions offers and diversification). |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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LaPresse.be |
Ask Info |
Europe |
2018
| €400,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | La Presse.be’s readers use their smartphones throughout the day with frequent access to the news applications and websites.. But today, they would like to access this information through devices and services that enable them listen to what matters the most for them. This project will be a new service within the existing mobile applications that will extend the moments when readers will be able to interact with their newspaper brand and listen to the content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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LaVanguardia.com |
Smart pages - A new UX generation for editors |
Europe |
2017
| €576,997 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Smart Pages is a technical system that generates customised news pages in real time,. It applies business rules defined by the editor and accounts for the user's connection context, browsing habits and preferences to provide a personalised experience that makes information more relevant, increases engagement, targets new subscriber candidates and improves advertising performance. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Le Monde |
Debunker (a project of Société éditrice du Monde) |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Over the last few years, and particularly since the terrorist attacks in France, the general public has learned to be wary of the conspiracy rumours and theories that spread over social networks. The rumour and hoax busting work of Les DÈcodeurs during the attacks of November 13 has been highly praised and gathered massive readership, proving a growing demand among French readers.To meet this demand in time for the American and French presidential elections, Le Monde plans to build a Web service that will let Internet users submit a URL, a text or an image to check if it can be found in Les DÈcodeurs' database and has already been screened by the team. The service will respond with links to previous articles dealing with the subject, an indication of the relevance of the source, and previous occurrences of the image. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Le Monde |
Votre Monde - When personalization and monetization go hand in hand (a project of Société éditrice du Monde) |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Votre Monde is a radical change in monetisation techniques, transforming a broadcast model where all readers receive the same content and marketing material, to one where experiences are tailored to individual needs, interests and habits. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Le Monde |
One Size Fits All (a project of Société éditrice du Monde) |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Offering EU publishers a solution to address a large range of activities within news organisations - from basic editorial needs to strategic marketing operations. The basic features already exists but the future portfolio with the key assets that will compete with other CMS has yet to be completed. This will include live text, push management, profile management and forecasting. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Le Monde |
Courrier keeps you posted |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Our project is to automatically identify various cohorts, according to their editorial preferences, engagement and churn prediction algorithm. We will then push automated and adapted editorial content and marketing messages through the most relevant channel (emails, push notifications, Facebook, Messenger, Whatsapp…). This will start from the very beginning of the subscription, with a "Netflix like" welcome pack onsite, taking new subscribers through a journey into our contents and services. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Le Monde |
Go beyond subscription (a project of Société éditrice du Monde) |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The GBS project will be architectured around three major Access Control Lists (ACL) connected to a range of APIS and Single Sign-On management system (SSO) and will rely on several premium exclusive services empowering retention and up sell. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Le Télégramme |
Voicegram: The power of text-to-speech & the human voice to hyper-local news |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Voicegram brings the power of text-to-speech and the human voice to hyperlocal news. Voicegram is based on two core components. First a robot journalist tailored for the voice era: it uses Le Télégramme’s local events database to write and enrich news articles. The second component is a platform that stores these articles and synthesizes them using text-to-speech technology. The outputs are then pushed to a dedicated mobile app, our news website and audio assistants. The end-users can easily listen to the audio articles, either through a daily personalised flash news, a playlist mode or by requesting a specific piece of information. Voicegram is the ultimate local experience with on-demand audio. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Les Jours |
Multilive video - a new video format for journalists |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Multilive will create a new video format combining multiple live video feeds and innovative real-time audience involvement. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Libération |
Le petit libé for teachers |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Le P'tit Libé presents burning news topics to 9-12 year old children, their language, with an unbiased point of view. This project aims to take P’tit Libé to next level and morph it into a full-scale solution for French teachers to use in their classes. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Linkiesta.it |
LK |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | LK is an app that processes, aggregates, and publishes verified breaking news in a constantly updated stream throughout the day. News is aggregated according to the topic and is accompanied, in real-time, by reactions from key opinion leaders on social media, and insights published on Linkiesta.it |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Liquid Media SA |
ML2P Filter |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Greece |
Project Details | Project to develop an advanced user generated content filtering system, which aims to capture all forms of profanity/harassment (e.g. irony, sarcasm, threat, insult) through machine learning. Such content is occasionally offensive, and currently moderated manually and/or using technical solutions that are based on simple term lists, missing-out contextual harassment. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Liquid Newsroom |
LNR Concept Mapper |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The LNR Concept Mapper automatically identifies and analyses the topics and concepts in political discussions in both published articles online and on Twitter. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | Liquid Newsroom received a grant to develop and test a prototype. I’m fine with the handling. It was proper in terms of the information and due diligence they requested. It was handled by an outside consulting company and not Google internally for compliance reasons.
They didn’t interfere with the product prototype itself, in other words, there was never an attempt to gain influence on the outcome. We could operate completely independently and focussed on getting the best results given the intended purpose we pursued. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Littlesea |
Babelee |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | BABELEE makes use of cutting edge machine learning and cloud-based automated video processing technology allowing massive scalability and making professional video content generation easy and affordable while keeping the highest standard in quality. BABELEE makes video out of your words. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Long Play Media |
Collaborative Platform & New Business Model for Investigative, Long-Form Journalism |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | We will start this by creating a prototype of the service and continue with finding partners willing to test it. Our first partners will start Long Play chapters in other European countries, thus creating a European network of investigative journalists and new possibilities for co-operation, such as cross-border investigations. Later on, the platform will be available to other publishers as well, be they collectives of journalists, existing publications, or local newspapers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Lucify |
Count |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | The basic building blocks for a system that enables continuous feedback for collaborative development of interactive data visualisations. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Lusa |
Digital News Hub for the Portuguese Speaking World |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | The Digital News Hub for the Portuguese Speaking World aims to be the number-one source for the production and circulation of independent, unbiased information about the Portuguese-speaking world and be a major source of information for the rest of the world about the Portuguese-speaking countries. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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MGN Ltd |
Perspecs News |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Perspecs is a new free app that curates the top news stories from a variety of established regional, national and international news sources. Unlike traditional aggregators and news curation services, Perspecs goes a step further and offers readers 3 different opinions on the same story. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Magnum Photos |
Magnum Photos |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Magnum Photos announces the launch of its new content rich, editorial publishing platform, delivering world class storytelling direct to its growing consumer audience, and serving as an online hub for its photographic community. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Magyar Jeti |
Creative Content Crowdfunding Platform (CCCP) - beyond editorial budget with user contribution |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | 444.hu covers a wide range of local, regional and international topics but with limited resources. There are topics and projects we are currently unable to undertake because of financial limitations. On the other hand 444.hu has a large and loyal audience who at the moment do not directly contribute to content production except through ads. In collaboration with our international partners we will create a crowdfunding platform for special editorial and related projects. Through this we will enable readers to fund projects they deem worthy of their money and create an alternate source of revenue to fund quality content production. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Magyar Jeti |
EASE - Engage adblockers for smart earnings |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | EASE is a tool that lets publishers communicate efficiently and positively with adblocking users on their site. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Magyar Jeti |
ROTAS - Revenue Optimization Tool for Ads and Subscriptions |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | The envisioned smart dashboard will aid editors in determining how to best content for maximum efficiency, without harming advertising revenues. For this balancing act, our software shall gather and analyse site traffic data, ad inventory and other relevant inputs to create signals that aid the decision-making on how to apply the paywall to what specific pieces of content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Martin Luther University |
Conversational News (a project of the Big Data Analytics Group) |
Europe |
2019
| €49,995 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Within this project, a prototype will be developed that brings written news articles from the web or print to smart speakers. A word processor component will enable journalists to semi-automatically adapt a text for a good user experience when read out by a smart speaker. A conversational smart speaker application will support an engaging news consumption with the possibility to ask for background information, etc. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Media Bit |
Newsroom Democracy Radar |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | Develop a tool that gathers public opinion at scale from publishers' existing audiences, on their properties, and provides statistically meaningful sampling and representative output. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Media Capital Digital |
LIA: Live Video Interactive Agent |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Live Video Interactive Agent (LIA) is a tailor made integrated smart system for live video - from back-office to front-end, with innovative architecture tools for better user experience, audience gain and retention and better monitisation opportunities. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Media Group Bulgaria Holding |
Smart24chasa |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Bulgaria |
Project Details | Using Smart24chasa, a user can create a new topic, which can then be made available for research, with all users able to edit, comment and moderate it. All information will be categorized by source: social media, it's own digital archive, as well as the Bulgarian National Digital Archive, open data sources, government websites, and commercial and custom sources. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Media Vox Pop |
Vox Pop |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Digital tool for news platforms aiming to stimulate and collect user generated videos from their communities, based on geographic location. Our system helps journalists by analyzing, verifying and curating all the videos sent to the newsroom. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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MediaToday Co |
Polly |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Malta |
Project Details | Polly is an app for collecting data from users through opinion surveys. The data will also be used as the basis of interactive stories that will be published on the app. Users will be able log onto the app using their mobile phone number and will be asked to fill in data about themselves. They are then given the opportunity to answer questionnaires which can be targeted to specific cohorts on issues ranging from politics and current affairs to market research for private companies willing to offer incentives and prizes in return. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mediaconnect |
Pay Per View - Using IOTA distributed ledger |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | Next generation blockchain technology is used to trigger instant micro payments when viewing news content. This enables true real-time transactions on a pay-per-view basis, and gives publishers an innovative way to monetise content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mediafin |
Number 42 |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | #42 wants to change the way people consume political, economic and financial news by showing customized content based on readers' preferences and knowledge. With #42 we will add financial expert knowledge to your digital journey in a seamless way. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mediafin |
HappyWall |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | The editorial team will receive a tailor-made newsroom dashboard in order to better understand audience behaviour as it relates to content they produce. Simultaneously, a real-time personalized paywall will be created for sales and marketing teams to experiment with various targeting and admission techniques ó and increase conversion. These tools will be based on an integration between the Adhese ad server and the NGDATA Lily Enterprise customer experience optimization platform. 'The great thing about HappyWall is that it combines editorial expertise with real-time insights and a personalised paywall to improve visitor experience and grow customer registration on Belgium's leading business newspapers De Tijd and L'Echo.' ó Tom Peeters, Multimedia Manager, Mediafin. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Mediafin |
QuoteBot - Your personnal market watcher |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | Business and financial information is sometimes not always as fast as promised and not always as useful for the investment community. The QuoteBot project bets on the best of what automation technology offers today to help the newsroom add value to content and reinforce journalists' skills. QuoteBot will be both a tool for journalists and a service for readers - automating the production of daily briefings and overviews, and providing journalists with structured data, while also offering value-added personalised information to readers at the time, and on the device, of their choice. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mediaforce Holdings |
LocalEyes |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | LocalEyes will create a simple app that enables SMEs to reach their target local customers with digital display advertising using the inventory of local news publishers’ websites. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mediahuis |
Mediahuis |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | This project aims to improve digital publications to reach the highest levels of reader engagement, by measuring and predicting engagement and integrating daily editorial insights in the newspaper production process. This project will accelerate the transformation of the newsroom from 'blind' and print-centric to a data-driven, digitally savvy organisation.'This project will allow us to involve the whole editorial staff with digital publishing and truly transform the way we create our digital publications', Peter Soetens, Director Digital Newsmedia, Mediahuis. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mediahuis |
Wave |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | Wave is a new listening experience that brings together short, timely news stories, current affairs and long form audio tailored to each individual's unique interests and delivered to their schedule. By targeting devices like connected cars, smart watches and home assistants, Wave aims to get the user's attention during activities like driving, exercising and cooking, representing potentially interesting consumption time windows that often remain underexploited by traditional media companies. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mediakunta Osk |
Mediakunta - International business model for billing media gigs |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | Mediakunta delivers a new international business model for billing content for freelance journalists and media professionals. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Mediehuset Herning Folkeblad |
For YOU on purpose - serving local news that matters to you |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | Mediehuset Herning Folkeblad (MHF) have created a data based opportunity for online users to gain easy access to relevant news about their local community - serving personalised story slots through various digital channels. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Mediehuset Ingenioren |
Engineering Users |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | The project aims to use individual feedback loops between users’ interaction with content and user curation of data to create an automated, personalised push of high quality journalism and relevant career opportunities. The aim is to create a setup wherein the collection of user data for content recommendation and job advertising is shaped by a transparent process, with the user as co-creator and maintainer alongside the automated system. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mediehuset Nettavisen |
Yggdrasil |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | Yggdrasil is the the all-seeing-eye and the tree that touches everything. Our goal is to provide news everywhere, created by everyone on any device in any form, filtered by editors. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Mediehuset Nettavisen |
Recludo Apertum |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | A project to heighten the trust in our newspaper as an authoritive news source, and bridge the gap between readers and journalists in an innovative way. By providing journalists with tools that give a frame for a methodological with AI and automation tools to help both journalist and reader to get better, and deeper, understanding of subject matters. The idea is to give readers a better insight into the actual work done by journalist, and assure higher levels of quality control to factcheck. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mediehuset Nettavisen |
Hyperlocal - Genius Locorum |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | Harnessing data and AI to offer personalised and hyper-localised content unique to each user in text, video, image and sound. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mertek Mediaelemzo Muhely Nonprofit |
Bursting the Hungarian Media Bubble |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | The goal of the project is to create a media ecosystem that increases critical thinking and objectivity both from news consumers and journalists in Hungary. The project also aims to enhance the quality of reporting by publishing critical evaluations of the media's news reporting; a certain self-critique with the goal of pointing out low-quality reporting and improving the overall reporting standards in Hungary. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Metageni |
News Subscription Insight Tool - AI based optimisation of subscription revenue |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €200,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The News Subscription Insights tool will give news organisations accessible data insights through machine learning to help them optimise and grow news subscriptions, in collaboration with digital news research specialists Kaleida. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
Comments from Recipient | Google have been supportive and the project is progressing well. |
References | Link to source |
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Meteo Consult |
Weather Dialog: A New Way to Decide |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The project selected for Groupe Figaro is part of the trend of conversational interfaces. The specialized site Météo Consult proposes a concept of chatbot specialized on the weather. It will be able to respond to specific requests from users, and even anticipate them through an effort of customization and artificial intelligence. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mind The Facts |
Pilot MindTheFacts.com |
Europe |
2019
| €38,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | European journalists from non-English speaking countries, have few opportunities to reach an international audience and are being challenged in making digital revenues. Mind The Facts aims to be the international platform for independent journalists within continental Europe. The platform strives to boost digital revenues for journalists from non-English speaking countries and assist them reach a wider English speaking-reading audience in Europe. The platform facilitates payments through blockchain technology to offer validated content (prevent fake news) and it facilitates co-creation through shared payments at low administration costs. Furthermore the blockchain provides all distributors insights in the revenues and consumer behaviour. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | I think it is really great that Google has this fund to support digital news. It has been really hard to find new business models for journalism in the digital world, especially in small language area’s. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email from recipient |
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Minushu SLU |
NEWSKID: Journalism for Kids using VR and AR |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | NEWSKID is a storytelling adventure for kids, which moves across different platforms (print, web and tablets) and technologies (such Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality), to engage children (8 to 12 years old) in hard news. NEWSKID aims to be a children's global brand for news with a global impact. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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MissMedia GMBH/Styria Media Group |
Content to Commerce |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | Current advertising systems do not significantly capture the interest of users that are in a reading mode. Users then actually feel more disturbed than attracted by prevailing banner adverts while they appreciate topic related personality tests. Available services for compiling topic related personality tests do not offer e-commerce connections like conversion tracking for shops or automated product recommendations. The content to commerce system will provide an easy to use backend combined with an e-commerce funnel. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mitecube |
Newschange.me |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Newschange.me is an analytics platform that can be integrated in any newspaper website, extract a reader's value map and establish a similar mapping for content. In such way, user opinions can actively contribute to create content in a measurable way. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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MittMedia |
Innovative Integration |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Innovative integration: A digital introduction to local news in a multicultural society' aims to create a new journalistic product that targets the Arabic-speaking people in the city of G‰vle, Sweden. In close collaboration with our prospective readers and the advertisers, we will try to introduce a whole new audience to local journalism and thereby aiding the integration process of a foreign speaking group of people in Sweden.'Our project targets a new audience and a new market and will hopefully contribute to a more open and democratic society. And along the journey we will hopefully learn things that develop our journalism, too.' Lisa Pehrsdotter, project owner at Mittmedia, Sweden. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mittelbayerische Verlag |
Conversational News-Bot Feeding Messengers and Website Streams |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | We want to create a personalised experience by learning from the users reactions and behaviour. It is mainly set up: to create a tool that allows an effective way to use messenger as news/exchange-platforms with the audience; Create a news/information driven dialog with the user by text and voice; automatically generate news driven messages to engage user in conversation; reply to news requests by the user; offer different approaches to engage user in conversation; answer topic related questions if user enquiries; identify potentials to re-use content on other networks. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Mittmedia |
Soldr Personalization Service - Improving conversion and lowering churn |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | The goal of the Soldr Personalization Service (SPS) aims to further monetise the Mittmedia paid content business by helping their editorial products distribute the right content to the right user at the right time and in the right context - increasing engagement and loyalty, and boosting conversion and retention. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Mondadori Scienza |
FOCUS AR CMS |
Europe |
2017
| €500,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The project consists of a web-based Content Management System with drag-and-drop interface for Augmented Reality. This new CMS will allow journalists and publishers to directly position AR experiences on the pages of newspapers/magazines, linking them to print content. Through this CMS the journalistic staff will be able to manage an augmented reality layer of digital information which: enriches and completes the newspaper/magazine; allows real time updates; provides an interactive user experience; allows readers to interact with journalists and with each other (through social media), allows new ways of distributing advertisers' content; allows reader profiling and analytics. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Monday Note |
News Quality Scoring |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The News Quality Scoring platform adds a journalistic approach to advanced machine learning techniques to score articles and serve higher priced ads for the best scoring journalism - raising revenue per page as well as benefiting paid-for models. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Muml Hilde Gudvangen |
Muml |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | Muml will give users live news that is relevant because it is happening nearby, and that can potentially affect how they go about their day. Relying heavily on live-reports from the users, we will present an unfiltered version of local events as they unfold. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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N Press |
REMP |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Slovakia |
Project Details | Round 2 Project N Press wants to develop and facilitate a set of free, open-source tools for digital publisher. Readers' engagement and monetization platform (REMP) will also help them to market their content and sell their services better, based on the best practices from e-commerce sites. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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N Press |
REMP2 - Open source tools for subscription business |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Slovakia |
Project Details | REMP2 will be a range of new open-source tools to help publishers sell more online subscriptions - giving them more information on what readers consider quality content, better tools to manage paying customers, and the ability to predict which readers are most likely to subscribe. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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N Press |
REMP Retention – open source software to improve subscribers retention |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Slovakia |
Project Details | Retention is new addition to the REMP2020.com open-source software package. It will help publishers understand which customers are not prolonging their subscriptions and why, predict the churn of individual subscribers and then take appropriate action via various marketing channels to prevent the churn. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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NIMEH & Partners |
NewsGenie |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | NewsGenie will be a new creative, collaborative and curated mobile news and content service specifically designed to help independent publishers reach millennial consumers by creating a monetised network of fresh original content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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NOOR Images |
Pix.T: The Blockchain-Driven Marketplace |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | Pix.T aims to create a vast new marketplace at the service of both photojournalism and online news operations. Turning the digital-print dichotomy on its head, it will build an innovative e-commerce platform powered by blockchain technology to manage the licensing rights of digital images and scale the selling of limited edition prints to the mass market of digital news readership. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | The information regarding the exact amount of funding for the project is confidential between our partners |
References | Link to source |
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NOZ Medien |
Project North Star |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Monetizing anonymous reach is limited, especially for regional newspapers that cannot compete on scale. mh:n is the leading regional newspaper group in Northern Germany and we believe in identifiable and engaged users. In this project we set up a high-speed Live-CRM with our partner CeleraOne, which connects to all our digital platforms. There we consolidate all readers¥data from different sources and segment them along a loyalty funnel. We identify opportunities on each step to make our users more engaged. Our goal is to convert a part of our audience into registered users and test business models with the data we gain. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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NacióDigital |
NacióDigital |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Data journalism, new narratives, and transmedia journalism, combine as experimental models of the digital media. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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National Center for Scientific Research 'Demokritos' |
OpenJournalism - OpJ |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Greece |
Project Details | Journalists realize that there are interesting stories to be told in the data, and they want to use them to build these stories. But consuming data is neither easy nor straightforward: access is limited to the predefined stories that emerge by existing services, which are a fraction of the stories that can be narrated and interest the society they attribute to.OpJ interconnects economic data from trusted sources to form a searchable and re-usable corpus for journalism and assists users to create 1-click reference to the original source and a set of keywords for story enrichment and semantic SEO. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Neolab |
Finspector - Investigating the trails of Slovenian public money |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Slovenia |
Project Details | Finspector is an application that offers the most comprehensive insight into public spending in Slovenia from 2003 onward. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Nette & Wilenius |
Storypepper |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The vertical story format has experienced tremendous growth in recent years and currently has over 1 billion daily active users. Storypepper lets publishers repurpose their news content through a simple service which automatically converts it into visual stories, without the need for additional human or infrastructure resources. Publishing can be done in form of Google AMP and social media stories. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Neue Welle Rundfunk |
3rd Space Audio |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Neue Welle will build a platform for audio content - a combination of content and advertisement that will help audio publishers to understand and structure their content, enrich metadata and find corresponding advertisements. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Neue Zürcher Zeitung |
Companion App |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | NZZ Companion App is an engaging and entertaining 'digital companion' with the aim to empower the consumer; providing them with personalized news and services based on usage situation, location, and interest. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Neue Zürcher Zeitung |
Innovative"Dynamic Paygate" - delivering personalised messages |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | This project uses a scalable algorithm with machine learning capabilities to handle a variety of different attributes in near-infinite combinations to build personalised cross-channel user journeys for a single customer. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Neva Labs (Kinzen) |
Smart Commute |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | Smart Commute will gives users of quality news websites the ability to curate a uniquely personal news experience that matches their daily routine. With the Smart Commute plug-in, a publisher enables its users to blend together its most relevant proprietary content with media from other trusted sources aligned with the user’s identity and intentions. The Smart Commute will be delivered to the user as a personalised podcast and/or newsletter. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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New Atoms |
Editorial.Supply |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | Journalism is about understanding the ever-changing world. To do this, you need to be flexible and keep adapting. Our collaborative processóinspired by advances in management and technologyómakes us more agile.We produce high quality editorial content. Through an app, you become editor-in-chief of our team with minimal hassle. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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News 3.0 |
FreeJourn |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | FreeJourn is a collaborative editorial platform that empowers both freelance journalists and their public, redistributing economic resources and disrupting the dynamic between sources and recipients of information. The platform allows freelancers to launch crowdfunding, and the public to suggest investigations; it connects freelancers and creates a unique informative environment.The project seeks to empower freelancers who provide first-hand journalism, and connect them with active communities and readers that seek independent, in-depth and interactive journalism. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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NewsInFocus |
Woodpecker Findings |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | The project aims to develop a new publishing format for generation of millenials, that uses gaming experience as means to achieve information. In the final product, the readers will get to play through a multimedia story, where every choice matters to the outcome. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Newslinn Technologies |
Project DeLorean |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | Newslinn is a 'Instagram for news photos'. We connect citizen photos to journalists in real-time. Our platform is free for journalists and open for people to share any type of news, whether it's protests and activism or local community events and personal success stories. Our goal is to connect the people making changes happen, to the people the write the news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Newsquest Media Group |
Loquial – the community news network |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Loquial is an online service that brings the community back into local newspapers and puts journalists back into the community. It allows members of the public to submit content using tools that make that content ‘ready-for-publication’ by local newsrooms. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Newsreps |
Newsreps |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Creating real-time news coverage through the Newsreps platform. A feature to connect News outlets with App-users anywhere in the world to access bespoke news quickly and in real-time. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Norwegian News Agency (NTB) |
European Sports Data Initiative |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | Viewed from a national perspective, it's a meaningless incident in a game of football. But for people living in the local communities of Galicia in northern Spain, knowing the outcome of this relegation battle isn't just desirable - it's hugely important. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
Comments from Recipient | Yes the award information listed above is accurate. I can add that this project was in the upper layer of the amount range. |
References | Link to source |
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Nuzzera |
Spectral - User-friendly recommendation system |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Spectral is a news article recommender system that reduces the effects of a filter bubble. Through machine learning it adapts and learns the limits of each user's reading preferences. The aim is to overcome inherent political bias while improving reader comprehension in a user friendly way. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Népszava |
Source Code Leak |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | The Source Code Leak project aims to create effective web scrapers and algorithms that can help journalists uncover hidden business interests. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Observador Ontime |
Frames |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Frames (was LiveCards) is an innovative platform for the online publishing industry that visually enhances articles with data relevant to it. According to Leo Xavier, CTO at Observador, 'Frames is an opportunity to share content and technology across Publishers'. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Observador Ontime |
Into the Voice |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | As voice assistants proliferate and audio becomes ubiquitous, it's not just about another podcasting effort anymore. It's time to re-think newsroom processes to also produce and curate audio content for all platforms, wherever the user might be, both for live-streams and on-demand offerings. Into the Voice will dramatically increase the reach and relevance of both free and premium offers with a fully integrated digital experience. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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OikoMedia |
Alpha & Omega: Employ AI for cause and effect in Journalism |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Greece |
Project Details | Alpha & Omega is a web-based application aimed at non data-savvy journalists. The tool will allow users to navigate complex prediction models and algorithms without a deep knowledge of statistics, machine learning or programming, enabling them to identify stories, casusations and draw conclusions from data. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Open Business Industry Group (OBIG) |
The Data Times |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Data Times will be a simple, clean tool for community journalists to get up and running with data-driven journalism, discovering data subsets focused to their area and topic, guiding users through the first steps of building a visually-engaging, data-grounded argument. In doing so, it will spotlight local and topical data, equipping community journalists to complete the transparency loop - building the fact-grounded insights on which local democracy depends. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Open State Foundation |
PoliFLW |
Europe |
2017
| €36,917 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | With PoliFLW journalists will be able to effectively follow large groups of politicians simultaneously in what they publicly say and do. It will extract, transform, combine and serve near real-time data from various sources to enable users to to search, monitor, follow, alert, notify and analyse the public behavior of a large group of elected politicians and their parties. This prototype will make it possible that an increased number of politicians can be monitored, including politicians who were normally out of view. It allows journalists to provide better coverage on niche topics, local politics, backbenchers and alternative or distinct local parties. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | The exact amount is €36,917.20 (initial awarded amount was higher, but we did not spent everything and wired back what we didn’t use). Thanks to the funding we have been able to built the website www.poliflw.nl which is a website that collects all news articles that Dutch political parties from national to the local level publish on their websites or Facebook-pages. The website is mainly uses by journalists and lobbyists. We are very happy with the funding of the DNI Fund and the freedom we got to built the website. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Orion Technologies |
Sceenic "Watch Together" |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Watch Together is an 5-month R&D project to develop, demonstrate and evaluate technologies and workflow for creating real-time interactive news viewing experiences on laptops and mobile. The goal is to enable the experience of "watching together" news live streamings and interacting with friends in the user's own environment, in real time. The project will advance the state of peer 2 peer video technologies. The results will enable the creation of a new kind of group video viewing experience of news videos and advance the creation of real-time conversations between friends and family. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Otava Media |
Corby |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | Corby is a personal AI assistant for journalists. It will help journalists by following and reading vast amounts of source material to search for news and connections that would otherwise be hard to find. Whenever Corby finds something interesting, it will notify the journalist, who then can instruct Corby to dig deeper or change direction. By utilising machine learning and natural language abilities, Corby will learn from the feedback and will get better and better at helping every journalist using it. In this project, a prototype of Corby will be developed for Suomen Kuvalehti, the leading Finnish current affairs weekly. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Ouest-France |
CPM: Content Predictive Monetisation |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | CPM's goal is to give emotion to their readers by republishing old content that is relevant to them. For example, what happened this day last year in their "places". They want to surprise people, to make them discover stories and engage readers to start discussion about their lives. The project goal is to increase reader engagement and montisation by publishing valuable content selected automatically by AI algorithms. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Ouest-France/Rossel |
20 Minutes NewsMakers |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Building upon semantic analysis, 20 Minutes NewsMakers will recruit our potential contributors wherever they express themselves: on our website and social network pages. By offering tailored incentives, they'll be encouraged to participate in conversation clusters, called "Newsrooms". We will use artificial intelligence to organize the multi-format information gathered within the newsrooms, ranking contributions by criteria, automatically writing short content, and creating media libraries - a contributors' directory - in our back office. With NewsMakers, we'll take user-generated content to another level, harnessing the editorial value of crowds and community experts. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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PBeM Sp. z o.o. & Intergol/iMedia/Korso/Południowa Oficyna Wydawnicza/Wspólnota |
Transforming local publishing companies in Poland |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | The project is about the transformation of local media ecosystems in Poland. It will create a new model of an integrated multimedia and information system for local publishing companies and independent influencers who use modern IT and multimedia technology. The project includes building a technological platform (called the “videosphere” for the sake of our project) based on sub-local multimedia digital information centres and creating a set of tools to publish videos. These tools will be implemented on websites belonging to online publishers and independent creators. The centres will be located in different regions of Poland. Their aim is to provide both software and professional support to local media and independent vloggers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Papereed |
Papereed |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Papereed is all about making written content audible. We use the best content from different publishers which we turn into audio with our own narrators. Listeners can listen to this content directly from the publishers own sites but also find it all in Papereed's own audio article apps, optimized for easy discovery and accessibility. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Partal Maresma I Associats |
AI Radar |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Reacting to breaking news is often time-consuming and complex. AI Radar will help newsrooms identify the news that matters most to their readership early in the story creation process, shortening publishing timelines. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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PayPeanuts |
PayPeanuts |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | PayPeanuts lets people pay for online content using points from loyalty programmes, and raises publisher revenue. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | The information about the fact that we did receive funding is correct. The information about how much we received is directionally correct, but not accurate. We will not disclose the exact amount. We have found Google a fair, flexible and very supportive partner all through the project. |
References | Link to source |
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Perspective Daily |
The Healthy News Diet Assistant |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | In the digital age of constant distractions it has become increasingly difficult to stay focused. In this project, Perspective Daily builds technology to improve its users’ digital well-being by helping them focus on topics they want to learn more about. It provides insight into our community’s reading behaviour, progress made and empowers individuals to keep going. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Philo Éditions |
TRAILS |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Trails are structured associations of content in vertical themes, that allow readers, individuals or groups to accumulate knowledge on a given topic. Presented in a playful and interactive format, readers will be able to experience the best facets of print journalism in the digital world. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Pierre and Marie Curie University (UPMC) |
Annotation & machine learning for data-journalists |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Journalists often have to deal with large amounts of textual content. They face important difficulties to extract structured knowledge out of these documents, and the text remains underused, leaving some important information probably undiscovered.Automatic machine learning approaches can help, but require to first understand perfectly the information need and to annotate the corpus manually.We will build a tool allowing the manual annotation of textual documents with no or little idea of what one want to extract. The tool will then semi-automatically help the annotator to focus on the most important features and to produce good-quality annotations. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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PinkNews |
PinkNews Advocacy Platform |
Europe |
2018
| €299,338 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The PinkNews Advocacy Platform will help connect readers who care about a particular LGBT+ issue to those advocating for equality in our society. The platform will provide a new revenue stream for niche publishers while at the same time helping charities and activists raise money and gain public support for their cause. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Piotr Fedorczyk |
Interactive Documentary Composer |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | Interactive Documentary Composer is creating a set of tools to streamline the creation of web-based interactive documentaries that will be rich in differing types of media, such as interactive video, word-level aligned interactive transcripts and silent video with captions. The project aims to give storytellers an easy-to-use composer so they can focus on the content and worry less about design and development aspects required when creating tools for visual storytelling. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Plataforma de Media Privados (PMP) |
Nonio - The infrastructure to set navigation route |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Nonius (Nonio) is a measuring tool invented by the Portuguese mathematician Pedro Nunes. Its use led to finer measurements on the astrolabe, improving its accuracy and planning the navigation with a slight margin of error.The project comprehends a Data Management Platform and a Single Sign-On facility that provides first-party data to the common database. The project is headed by PMP and supported by an initial consortium of six Publishers - IMPRESA, MEDIA CAPITAL, GLOBAL MEDIA, COFINA, PUBLICO and RENASCEN«A - open to other players. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Play Bac Presse |
Virtual Newsroom |
Europe |
2018
| €49,332 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | With the Virtual Newsroom, every teacher will be able to train children to the world of journalism. The project will provide them with a detailed journalistic guide, a library of tools, and an interactive news template to fill and save, as only PlayBac Presse knows how to do. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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PlayPlay |
PlayPlay |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | PlayPlay allows newsroom staff to make high quality customizable video clips in seconds. What it offers news publishers is unparalleled as PlayPlay is both an editing tool with "state of the art" features, and a media feed providing them with tailored content under a Creative Commons licence. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Poligrafici Editoriale |
AIn - Artificial Intelligence News |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | AIn converts and writes content - optimising distribution, user engagement and monetisation opportunities, and letting journalists focus on producing original content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Poligrafici Editoriale |
Local.me |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Local.me is an app that through a gamification mechanism and loyalty program gathers a pool of registered users. Each time a user enters the app, interacts with content or participates in a survey, they will collect fidelity points in order to get local benefits. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Politibot Innovacion |
Politibot |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | A bot platform to engage with audiences, personalize their experience and extract value from them. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Politibot Innovacion |
A tool to publish nonfiction series in messaging apps and monetise it |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Following the success of Making a Murderer and Serial, Politibot aims to build a tool to create nonfiction series within messaging apps, including multimedia elements. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Polityka |
Fiszki Polityki' ('Politykaís Cards') |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | Fiszki' is a mobile app providing quality news content based on articles published in 'Polityka'. The content is presented in an innovative form - easy to read and absorb - and enhanced with elements of gamification and social interaction to provide extra motivation for readers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Polityka |
POLITYKA - Real time business intelligence |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | POLITYKA initiates a real-time business intelligence unit within the publishing house, providing new analytical and marketing skills and an extended set of tools for editorial teams and marketing specialists. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Polityka |
Great reading experience |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | In-depth articles on discreet topics have always been the key value of Polityka, but they can be a challenge to read online. Polityka will create an extraordinary reading experience through a set of tools, new content formats and smart suggestions. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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PollyVote |
PollyVote: Computational Campaign Coverage |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | We aim to help newsrooms to improve their election forecasting. We will develop a fully automated and adaptable prediction platform that offers evidence-based election forecasts for potentially any election worldwide. The forecasts will be accompanied by automatically generated narratives and visualizations in multiple languages and for different channels and target audiences, which put the forecasts in context and appropriately communicate their underlying uncertainty in an objective manner. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Polska Press |
Fake News Debunker |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | The FND will work as an innovative platform to verify hot political news on their reliability and validity. Fake News Debunker will help the audience to identify the valuable news and to distinguish them from false stories, rumors or hoaxes and inaccurate reporting. Using a professional experience combined with existing and innovative technological tools the FND will verify hot media materials circulating on web sites or social media platforms. The results of the cross checking will be published on a specially created new online platform linked to number of online media outlets in Poland. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Poool |
Ampoool |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Ampoool is the first AMP compatible paywall. Affordable for all publishers, Ampoool will allow publishers to create frictionless tailored experiences of premium content within the AMP ecosystem. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Postoj |
Plug&Play Crowdfunding Toolbox |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Slovakia |
Project Details | We have identified and pilot tested key components of a new, sustainable, quality journalism crowdfunding tool. The main purpose of this project is to offer a complete plug&play fundraising solution for independent media outlets, which can be easily integrated with existing websites. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Precept |
memeCheck |
Europe |
2018
| €48,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | memeCheck is a fact-checking application based on user input, optical character recognition and machine learning, which help users assessing the veracity of a meme. It is made up of two main elements: a quick-to-use app for enquiring and a machine learning component that matches the meme’s contents with possible fact-checks, suggesting potential validations and contextual information |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Prensa Iberica Comercial |
Prensa Iberica Open Media |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | In order to provide useful and accurate access to open data, Prensa Iberica wants to track this data and processing it properly to provide a high added value and usefulness information to all citizens who are interested in how their community works and how Influences their lives.For instance: How much money does my autonomous community spend and how do they spend it? Or How many police stations are there in my city and what is their level of response in case you need their services? |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Press Association |
RADAR (Reporters and Data and Robots) |
Europe |
2017
| €706,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | RADAR will deliver a daily diet of compelling stories for local news outlets. Using a combination of editorial expertise and automation, applied to the burgeoning supply of open data and the increasing sophistication of distribution tools, RADAR will provide a major enhancement to the local digital news ecosystem, with some 30,000 stories a month created by Urbs journalists and AI, and distributed by the Press Association. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Presse Druck und Verlags |
Ask Me |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Ask Me will use geo-fencing and user data to create situational questions to collect user opinion - using simple call-to-answer notes on their device to get relevant feedback right when they are engaged most deeply. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Prisma Media |
PrismA/R |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | PrismA/R aims to create the first series of augmented reality news experiences enabling users to deepen their understanding of news subjects they've just heard about. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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ProSiebenSat.1 PULS 4/webLyzard |
Semantic Observatory for News Analytics and Repurposing (SONAR) |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | SONAR is a joint initiative of ProSiebenSat.1 PULS 4 and webLyzard technology to support balanced news reporting and increase the impact of digital content assets. Content recommendations and embeddable visualizations will support the day-to-day workflows of broadcasters, press agencies, independent journalists and corporate publishers. To help journalists identify the most relevant topics, automated tools will extract emerging stories from the public debate - including the opinion leaders who trigger and amplify these stories. By predicting relevant topics of public interest, SONAR will increase the impact of published content items across TV, Web and social media channels. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Prodigioso Volcán |
Graphics generation with AI |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | The automatic generator brings AI to the newsroom and visualises complex information in seconds in a simple way users can understand. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Project Syndicate |
Project Syndicate |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Czech Republic |
Project Details | Project Syndicate's digital video project will provide readers and editors of Europe's leading newspapers with unparalleled access to Project Syndicate's lineup of world-renowned thinkers, political leaders, and policymakers. Project Syndicate will organize, moderate and host 12 collaborative video interviews on key issues. A select group of editors from Project Syndicate's European member publications will be invited to take part, thereby ensuring that the discussion is relevant to a broad audience in Europe and beyond. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Project Syndicate |
Project Syndicate |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Czech Republic |
Project Details | PS Plus combines a non-profit oriented referral program with a smart paywall solution. Readers who are able to pay will be incentivised to subscribe, share and support PS' non-profit mission and readers around the world who can't afford their own subscriptions. Tracking behavior and reading preference will enable PS to serve the right paywall offer, referral program incentive and, most importantly, content at the right time via on-site and email messaging. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Publicism |
Publicism - Using blockchain technology to support journalism |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | Publicism is a new blockchain-based ecosystem for publishing that supports free press throughout the world. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Publish Lab |
Improving creation and distribution of online news using AI |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | The goal of the project is to create an automated news desk system by using AI, machine learning and live usage statistics, helping journalists and editors create better content to optimise views and monetisation. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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PÚBLICO - Comunicação Social |
P24 by Público |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | P24 is Público's personalised audio catch-up for its readers. It refreshes throughout the day and produces audio clips of stories that are customised to each individual reader, as well as providing the main stories of the day. The project is P˙blico's answer to the problem of how to better serve an audience on the go; one who may not have time to constantly check the website throughout the day, and who may miss important news as a result. After initial research, audio was picked as the best medium to solve the issue, and P˙blico has identified it as a key platform for the future of the publication. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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PÚBLICO - Comunicação Social |
+Perto |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Perto will be a mobile application focused on hyperlocal journalism. It will supply users with meaningful journalism regarding neighborhood news and information to ease their daily lives. The application will work as a hyperlocal information agent, using geolocation and automated writing technologies to present information such as traffic, weather, minor and youth league results, movie and restaurant reviews on nearby places, all alongside journalistic coverage. Journalists will be able to use the application as a direct communication channel with their audience, enabling them to understand what coverage is needed and taping into the users' knowledge to do more comprehensive journalism. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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PÚBLICO - Comunicação Social |
Fórum Público |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Fórum Público will be a platform for online discussion, that includes real time online conversations between users and journalists, as well as real life events and a reward system to encourage users to be active members and, ultimately, subscribers. Increasing our subscription revenue is a goal. But we also aim to encourage in depth reading and foster informed discussion, which is a good antidote for the scenario of heavy polarization in the social media space. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Público.es (Display Connectors) |
Transparent Journalism Tool - TJ Tool |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | The Transparent Journalism Tool (TJ Tool) will be an open source application that will allow citizens to see the back end of the editorial process, so they can trace the newsgathering and editing work in a radically transparent way. The audience will know why do we cover a story, where did we get the data, which sources did we talked to or how many people did we allocate to produce a story. It will also provide publishers with data about the cost to produce each story that can eventually be used to monetize content with different formulas like micropayments. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Quality Media Producciones |
OPSHARE VIDEO |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | OPSHARE VIDEO is a multi-channel application development project for large media online publishers with the aim to: 1/ Provide more interest and a longer lifetime to videonews from an audience point of view. 2/ Differentiate their videonews contents from competitors. 3/ Increase user traffic to publishers' video channels. 4/ Create a new exposure tool for brands and advertising. To do this, OPSHARED Video will invite users to SHARE and add their OPINIONS in the form of video, graphics, texts or photographs to the original videonews. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Quintelligence/Slovenian Press Agency |
Global Media Monitoring for News Publishers |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Slovenia |
Project Details | The platform will provide to publishers real-time monitoring of world events, complete cross-lingual coverage of individual events, and contextualization by identifying related events. Publishers can also opt into alerts on relevant topics, and recommendations for event coverage. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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RCS Mediagroup |
GazzaNet Academy: "Share your SPORT passion" (a project of GazzaNet/La Gazzetta dello Sport) |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Learning from the pros, all contributors sharing opinions on Academy's site will be reviewed. Standout candidates will have the chance to appear on La Gazzetta dello Sport medias, as well as participate in a unique sporting experience and practice on field. 'Through the GazzaNet Academy project, we put our Italian audience in the middle of the sport information, allowing them to share their sport opinions and information. The GazzaNet Academy will represent the first-class passport to enter in the most-read Italian media. The most relevant user-generated contents will find their space on our sport properties: a dream for any Italian sports enthusiast.' ó Francesco Carione, Publisher La Gazzetta dello Sport. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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RISE Project |
Corruption Pattern Reporting/CPR-Breathing New Life Into Investigative Reporting |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | CPR-Breathing New Life Into Investigative Reporting. We believe that crime and corruption are commodities that are traded and reused across geographies. With CPR, RISE Project intends to enhance and expand the efficiency of investigative reporting on crime and corruption through human-machine interaction |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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RP Digital |
Trend Recognition Module for the Listening Center |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Identifies topics that are relevant to each journalist and measures the social-impact of this url to find out, if this is either a global or a local trend and if it is going to be an important story within the next few hours or days. All journalists have personalized access to the Listening Center and can check out all trending topics that are relevant to their area of coverage. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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RTL Information Et Diffusion |
RTL INFO Stories |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | RTL INFO Stories is based on an AI-powered curation of RTL content to build tailored AMP Stories and drive engagement based on user consumption and context. As AMP Stories is a format designed to optimise the consumption of content on mobile, cards of the stories will be automatically built from CMS data and metadata, using a variety of templates. The service will be pushed on the RTL Info mobile home screen. Monetisation of this new offer comes through advertising and it will reach a higher number of younger users. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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RTL Nederland (RTL Nieuws) |
You News, Our News |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | To make coverage more engaging and personal, RTL Nieuws will leverage data and AI technologies to generate local news stories. They will develop the tools needed to translate data into local news stories that feel handwritten but are in fact automatically generated using templates and AI techniques. They will cover local topics that readers care about and relate to, such as the quality of local schools and health services, safety, and housing, all in a familiar journalistic style. By combining automatically generated news articles with data journalism, they will maintain a high journalistic standard, tone of voice, and visual style. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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RTL Radio Deutschland |
News Buzzer |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | We want to create a future-oriented and user-centered radio by converting radio's unique functions in the digital world. Radio offers orientation, it's fast, local and a daily companion. In the digital world we have to satisfy these requirements everywhere and every time. It's easy: Just push the News Buzzer and listen to your selected news presented by a well-known radio personality. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Radio 24 |
Al Anchor |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Radio 24 is the first private "news & talk" radio station in Italy. It will be the natural place to develop the first AI anchor with the goal of one day going on the air with an entirely automated news segment. The AI anchor’s career will begin, however, with an internship and it will take time and a long trial for it to be ready for prime time. The initial task of our AI anchor will be to generate news podcasts on demand for each user. The project combines a mighty editorial effort to create tools to translate structured data in content and the use of AI to aid in the process with a trial-and-error approach in the field of text-to-speech. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Radio France |
Focus |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Focus transforms daily news intake into a tailored digest: news experience is adapted to listening habits, listening context (time and space), interests and mood. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Radio Radicale, Centro di Produzione |
Mapping of institutional activities & political speeches |
Europe |
2017
| €476,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Radio Radicale is an independently run radio station based in Italy. We have a digital archive of more than 400.000 hours of audio/video recordings of italian and european politic, social and cultural events and we add new recordings on a daily basis. We are building, in cooperation with Hyperborea Srl, our technical partner in the project, a system that performs semantical analysis of the recorded speeches and a tool that will enable the users to search and extract exactly what they need from the recorded material and also to edit the excerpts to generate new original contents. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Raidió Teilifís Éireann (RTÉ) |
Database to generate journalistic story leads |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | Our proposal essentially involves a plan to build a database which can acquire, integrate and interrogate large banks of data in order to generate journalistic story leads. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Rasmus Nielsen Holding |
PoliWatchBot (a project of Altinget) |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | The purpose of this project is to make the democratic political process more comprehensible to the citizen through innovative use of public data. We wish to use the dataflow from the national legislative institutions of Sweden and Denmark to present and visualize the legislative process in a format that is understandable through automated journalism. We will then provide a new layer of analytical insights on top of existing data from the legislative processes, which will be open to anyone through a public web platform. The project will be done in cooperation between Altinget.dk, Altinget.se, Analyse & Tal and J++. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Rasmus Nielsen Holding |
The Engagement Engine |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | The Engagement Engine seeks to invite the readership to participate in a new kind of editorial process that make use of the competence and knowledge of our professional audience. We will challenge one-way communication and help the readers take part in constructive conversations with other readers and the journalists. I short, this project will formalise engaged community journalism by providing a technological infrastructure to support it. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Reach Regionals |
AI bots and trolls filter based on cross-platform internet traffic analysis |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Laudable will develop a local news platform for audio content, work with newsrooms to develop audio concepts, and deliver compelling audio experience for local audiences in the UK. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Real Media |
Computer Assisted Reporting Lab (C.A.R.LA) |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Greece |
Project Details | The Computer Assisted Reporting Lab helps to: locate collaborators based on the members' skillsets, identify reporting opportunities by summarizing content from thousands of sources regardless of underlying language, spot and share multi-modal information highlighting incoming reports' differences, and integrate visualization tools into everyday journalism. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Reblr |
Rethor |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | Rethor eases the burden of the overflow of tools and information and instead integrates them into your workflow. While writing an article, journalists can profit from their archives and improve their work with known and unknown trusted sources and third party services so they can employ their own knowledge best. Moreover, publishing on multiple channels was never easier, because with Rethor it is possible to share on several platforms with one simple click. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Regie Radio Music |
Youradio News |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Czech Republic |
Project Details | Youradio News will create the digital audio service that enables specialized professional news from economics, business, politics, science, and culture in a user-personalized way. All on a highly-professional level that lets listeners directly participate. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Renars Liepins |
Social Zeitgeist Radar |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Latvia |
Project Details | Social Zeitgeist Radar is an online tool that helps journalists escape social media filter bubbles. The tool analyses social media and detects user clusters and their discussion topics. It then provides an interactive graphical representation of the information flow between the user clusters and journalists. This visual summary allows journalists to immediately spot gaps in their coverage. The tool then helps make better decisions about how to fill the gaps by suggesting best starting points for further investigation. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Reporters d'Espoirs |
SoJoHub |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The media is often criticised for not truly representing people’s concerns, leaving rural communities and small towns unheard. To remedy the situation, and revive reader trust, a growing number of journalists and media professionals are exploring new solutions to improve representation in their content. However, there remains many difficulties in identifying reliable sources, initiatives, case studies. With the SoJoHub, Reporters d’Espoirs offers a platform with a set of simple tools for journalists and media professionals, including a database of initiatives, content sources, contextualised data and case studies. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Republica.ro |
Audio Smart Core for Newsroom |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | This project implements a system to allow users to interact with the content of the web platform in an audio format. The user will interact with the new feature on mobile devices, laptops and desktop by clicking a button placed in the footer of the website page. The feature is built mainly for platform readers who will be able to listen to their favourite authors, listen to previously ordered playlists and even share their opinion on the main topics. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Res Publica Verlags |
Journalism first |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | An innovative B2B platform enabling publishers to offer ad space independently from ad agencies and the editorial influence of companies placing adverts, to access a broader range of customers, to reduce the costs of ad space sales, and to boost their journalistic development. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Reuters Limited |
Ampersand - programme production on the go |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Ampersand will be a service for digital news publishers to produce personalised news programmes on the go - seamlessly stitching relevant videos and mid-roll advertising with animated transitions. It will create a monetisable mid-form digital video experience by employing content personalisation, ad targeting and video-on-demand utility. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Ricardo Lafuente |
Taskforce |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | Through the use of familiar, messaging-based interfaces to engage and collect audience contributions, Taskforce's purpose is to enable the large-scale usage of crowdsourcing tactics in newsrooms. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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RiffReporter |
PolyPublisher |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | With their expertise, innovative edge and entrepreneurial drive, independent and freelance journalists are at the heart of quality journalism. The project PolyPublisher will offer them the technical framework to distribute and market their journalistic products more efficiently and more widely, thus helping to monetise it. The RiffReporter CMS will be linked with external platforms that allow wide distribution and sale, and we will create an interface through which independent journalists can offer and sell their works to publishing houses and broadcasters in a streamlined way. Additionally it will enable publishing in a growing number of languages by making use of semi-automatic translation. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Ringier Axel Springer |
A Bot Called Zombie That Can Identify an Online Newspaper's Best Articles and Assess When and Why to Republish Them |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | 1. Zombie will analyse articles on Le Temps' website using data from both Chartbeat and Google Analytics. It will score each article according to its relevance and quality.2. Zombie will see what the hottest topics are in Google Trends, Google News and Twitter's Trending Topics. It will then check to see whether its own database contains any good articles related to these topics. If so, Zombie will alert Le Temps' editorial staff through a daily email for example. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Ringier Romania |
www.stiricurate.ro |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | www.stiricurate.ro is going to work as a platform where people can read quality journalistic content, aggregated and curated by our top editors and as a digital news-checking system, where users can search and check information, consisting of either viral, or important topics. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Robert Heinecke, Sascha Kuntze and Jan Rübbelke |
Breeze |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Breeze aims to engage the public about air quality in larger cities by providing automated, understandable air quality reports via their cloud platform and social and other media. Their innovative sensors are able to provide much more data about urban air quality than current monitoring solutions. 'Air pollution is one of the biggest challenges of our time and kills millions of people every year,' says Breeze CEO Robert Heinecke, 'Yet we have much too little information about what is actually happening in our living and working environments. With our next generation air quality sensors and analytics platform we provide the tools for citizens, governments and enterprises to quantify their local air quality, to understand what this data means and how to best act upon it.' |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Romanian Center for Investigative Journalism |
Liquid Investigations |
Europe |
2016
| €400,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | Development and testing of an open source digital toolkit to facilitate investigative collaborations. When fully developed, the kit will allow for “distributed, non-hierarchical data analysis, sharing, information exchange and annotation.” The kit will have strong security protections with a focus on small and portable devices. The goal: to provide investigative journalists with a secure and integrated environment to enable “distributed, liquid collaboration” on journalistic projects. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Roularta Media Group/Look Live Media/Artevelde Hogeschool/University of Leuven |
VeriFlix - intelligently managing user generated content |
Europe |
2017
| €400,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | VeriFlix is an AI-powered solution for news organisations to source and verify the authenticity of user generated videos - easily sourcing UGC videos and ensuring fake news is isolated from high-quality videos. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | 400,000 Euro from Google Digital News Innovation Fund. We have felt that the DNI program is an accelerator of digital and technological innovation at RMG. From KU Leuven: All interaction with Google went via Roularta |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Roularta Media Group/NowMax/Thomas More Hogeschool |
OptiCall |
Europe |
2018
| €314,107 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | OptiCall is a video calling app made to satisfy the needs of journalists and broadcasters. The easy to use app offers better audio/video quality and improved interaction between the journalist and the interviewee. It combines the qualitative and interactional benefits of on site interviews with the cost savings of remote interviews. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | 314,107 Euro from Google Digital News Innovation Fund. We have felt that the DNI program is an accelerator of digital and technological innovation at RMG. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Roularta Media Group/Zeticon/University of Leuven |
Metahaven |
Europe |
2016
| €575,166 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | Metahaven will leverage innovative technology which can add more value to Roularta Media Group and its content. It will automatically add metadata to videos, images and text and allow easy discovery by journalists. In addition, new (digital) products and services will be offered in a personalised manner to our readers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | 575,166 Euro from Google Digital News Innovation Fund. We have felt that the DNI program is an accelerator of digital and technological innovation at RMG. From KU Leuven: All interaction with Google went via Roularta |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Russmedia |
VOL.AT Membership - Escaping the Zero-Price-Point-Trap (a project of Russmedia Digital) |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | The project marks the transformation from an Ad driven approach to a new system where users can engage, collect and invest in virtual currency. The academic base of the project is done in collaboration with Austrian neuroeconomist and Professor of Microeconomics Ernst Fehr (University of Z¸rich) and his consultancy group. 2016 Fehr was ranked as the most influential economist in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. VOL.AT (Vorarlberg Online) is amongst Austrias most-visited news services while Vorarlberg itself is only the second-smallest province of the country. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Russmedia |
360 Degree Democracy in Eastern-Hungary |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | We will not only give our audience the option to ask questions from leaders in realtime, but they will also get additional information and edited articles as well. Journalists will not have to decide where to go to cover a story if two events are running at the same time. We believe that this project will put pressure on leaders and content providers, as their word will be more verifiable with our 360 Degree Democracy videos. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Russmedia |
Gamification + Blockchain (a project of Russmedia Digital) |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | This solution for publishers will provide a new way of rewarding users for their attention and helps marketers to present their best offers to a motivated audience. They also see it as great option to decentralize legacy workflow processes. Blockchain is the missing link for Russmedia Digital’s already successful engagement project and will add a whole new level of innovation and sovereignty to the future of publishing and it's monetisation. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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SC Blue Insight |
Fact Scan |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | Fact Scan is a project aiming to provide a solution for real-time fact-checking a variety of claims over a range of media such as written articles/news or broadcasting. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | I can confirm the information regarding the award information is accurate.
As Google doesn't disclose the exact funding amount and gives a range of
funding amounts, I am under no authority to overcome their decision and
provide you an exact amount. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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SC Convergent Media |
Jurnalisport |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | JURNALISPORT is a collaborative project between journalists and part of their audience, transforming the old staff meetings in the newsroom to virtual ones and adding the users to the mix. Passionate users will be involved in news writing. They become real journalists, writing articles on specific topics backed by editors. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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SHYN ONE |
Smart Thumbnails |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Bulgaria |
Project Details | SHYN gives power to original content creators, enabling them to generate revenues directly from social media with smart, context and audience-aware sponsored thumbnails. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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SSO Geste |
SSO GESTE: bringing a single ID to the whole French digital media ecosystem |
Europe |
2019
| €750,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The SSO GESTE is a unique identification platform for all the French news and media publishers that creates a new logged media ecosystem in France. The project is based on a single-sign-on alliance, enhancing the user journey. In the long run, the objective sign up 50 major publishers, representing more than 90% of the French monthly web traffic. This initiative is unique in terms of technological cooperation and is the first time so many players in the same industry have committed to build a brand new web experience. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Saint-Paul Luxembourg |
Dynamic Paywall: Optimizing conversion with a machine learning model |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Luxembourg |
Project Details | In recent years publishers established paywalls and are now seeing promising results. The technology and models applied by all publishers are most of the time rule-based. Rule-based models however are too rigid to tap the full potential. With this project Saint Paul will overcome the limitations and establish a paywall 2.0: A dynamic paywall that automatically optimizes the settings based on machine learning algorithms in order to find each user's individual tipping point to convert. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Sanoma |
U-bot: Alerts from news data (a project of Oy Suomen Tietotoimisto Finska Notisbyrån Ab) |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | Journalists in newsrooms spend a lot of time checking if a website or data has been updated or changed. Sometimes relevant sites and data can't be monitored at all and journalists miss the newsworthy information. The Finnish News Agency STT will build an alert system to make following of these changes easier, faster and more reliable. Alerts can be ie. SMS's or emails. Alerts can also be sent as texts to the editorial system. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Sanoma |
U-bot: The dive into the machine learning (a project of Oy Suomen Tietotoimisto Finska Notisbyrån Ab) |
Europe |
2017
| €220,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | U-bot uses advanced language technology to automatically generate news text based on facts from a data source and previous news stories in the same area. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Sanoma |
Content Recommendation System - Machine learning helps recommend journalism to users (a project of Helsingin Sanomat) |
Europe |
2017
| €490,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | This project will develop a content recommendation system using machine learning. The system will be capable of learning and adapting based on user behaviour, following journalist-set directives and innovate new trust-building methods. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Sanoma |
Sanoma Storyboard GOviaR (a project of Sanoma Media Belgium) |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | Given the explosion of interest in virtual reality among media organizations, we will build a tool - cloud based - that enables every journalist to create and publish his VR-story within a minimum of time. Sanoma wants to deliver their audience a memorable experience and create even more immersive experience with VR technology. Simply by wearing stereoscopic recording equipment in interesting environments or while reporting on events, they can put their audience at the heart of the story they're telling. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Sanoma |
Trike - machine learning based content analysis and prediction system (a project of Helsingin Sanomat) |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | Engaging content increases likelihood of a reader subscribing to news media. Trike will be a tool to help journalists write more engaging content, faster, with the help of data. The tool will analyse content and customers’ engagement with the content, utilise the data to enable journalists to make more data-optimised content decisions, and give real-time feedback to journalists during the writing process. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Sanoma |
Personalised leaflets |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | NU.nl believes quality local journalism should be free because better informed people contribute to a better society. But monetisation is a challenge. By capitalising on the existing market for paper leaflets/direct mail, NU.nl believes it can create a scalable business model for local news. It wants to gather all the offers, unbundle and analyze them (using machine learning) and match these individual offers with user profiles to show the most relevant offers to a specific user. The result is personalised leaflets, a relevant and scalable business model for local news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Scandanavia Online |
Personalized voice news with ads |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | Sol.no will create personalized and theme based voice news experiences for Google Assistant and Google Home. The project will create a live, interactive, voice news channel, including new voice-ad formats. It will be launched to coincide with the forthcoming Norwegian language support on these platforms. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Schleswig-Holsteinischer Zeitungsverlag |
Ambient News |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | We are connecting digital journalism and the Internet of Things. Therefore we are developing an artificial intelligent translation of incoming news or information, convert it into different formats like signals, text snippets, pictograms or audio messages and distribute it to specific channels in the Internet of Things like smart home devices from LED bulbs over smart speakers to household appliances. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Schwäbischer Verlag |
Movement Profile Based Recommendation Engine for Hyperlocal News and Service Information |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Local people still trust their local newspaper to tell them what's happening in their neighborhood. But, on the other hand, new forms of digital media have created new user expectations. For example, users expect important news to find them, instead of readers searching for news themselves. Too often, irrelevant content or information is shown, as there is no mechanism to target the right local content to the right users. How could we meet this user expectation in a better way? |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Science Media Center Germany/Information Retrieval Group at TH Köln |
PRIOR - PRepublicatIOn Radar |
Europe |
2017
| €45,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | PRIOR, the PRepublicatIOn Radar, will be an integrated tool for science journalists to keep up to date with the latest scientific research, enabling them to detect and filter potentially interesting studies in a diverse set of scientific journals. In this project the SMC Lab will work together with the Information Retrieval Group at TH Kˆln (University of Applied Science). |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | We partnered with the University of Applied Science Cologne to develop a new tool for science journalism. Together we received a funding of around 45.000€ by Google for this project. As small non-profit organization we were glad to receive the funding by Google, otherwise we would have not been able to develop PRIOR. Retrospectively we are happy that we had little administrative expenditure, that there was no interference by Google at any time and that we could develop the tool in our sense. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Scitec-Media |
Multicle |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | Despite the possibilities of digital design and functionality, most online news articles are presented in a linear form, just like their printed counterparts. Therefore, we will develop a prototype of a novel explorative article format which is non-linear and multi-dimensional and empowers the user to navigate according to his needs and preferences. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Scripps Networks Interactive |
24 Current |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | KONKRET24 is crowd sourced solution for fake news. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Sebastian Krause |
VoiceAd |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | VoiceAd is a tool that makes it easy and affordable for everyone to produce their own audio-advertorials and deliver them to specific audiences. This will be achieved by combining the possibilities of the Google Voice API and Google Text to Speech with methods of programmatic advertising, to build an easy-to-use interface to produce and deliver audio-commercials. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Secolo XIX |
Local News Digital Platform |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The project aims to raise a new generation of journalists with an innovative 'learn-and-train' program. To achieve this goal, we would create an integrated platform that combines e-learning tools with a content production system, a real time analytics console and an innovative journalist's rewards system. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Secolo XIX |
Journalist Digital Assistant |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Il Secolo XIX, with the support of Accenture, aims at contributing on the future sustainability of the news business by innovating content creation process through the application of Artificial Intelligence: the initiative is not purely a broad modernization of existing activities but a real digital transformation of journalist activities.The key innovative aspect at the core of this solution for news environment is the promptness feature of AI tool: in this case the AI tool, that will continuously learn through a Machin Learning engine, will be able to suggest autonomously and proactively content/information/sources working as a complement of the editorial process managed by journalist. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Serelay |
Mobile Content Authentication Platform |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | We're bringing 'trusted digital media capture' into the open, enabling mobile device users to capture photos and videos which can then be queried and verified for authenticity of both content (was it edited?) and metadata (where and when was it originally captured?). In parallel we are building for digital publishers and others a cloud based verification platform allowing automated ,real-time execution of the aforementioned checks. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Servicios Generales de Comunicación y Gestión, S.L. |
QUEVEDO (a project of ileon.com) |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | QUEVEDO is an aide-de-camp’ bot writer for newsrooms focused on wildfires, snowfalls, weather and road conditions. An Artificial Intelligence software tool based on Natural Language Generation that processes data extracted from official and institutional fonts in order to write news on the fly. This human supervised bot have a visualization module to generate graphics from the warnings pulled from those datasets and embed them in geolocated maps to show readers and citizens the correct visualizations of these events. QUEVEDO AI writes news, initially in Spanish, but in the future, in other languages. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Sicilian Communication |
From words to graphics: ARIA |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | ARIA is a tool for journalists which uses Machine Learning techniques to read and interpret an article or a press release in order to automatically create an infographic. The tool is an assistant, not a substitute, for journalists. It will be able to represent information such as numerical data and percentages, item lists, maps and timelines. A new way to tell stories. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Siine Ltd (Spain) |
PS21 Breaking Analysis |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Using cutting-edge technology to bring together a wide ranging global network of leading experts to provide incisive analysis on breaking news. Articles will now contain embedded metadata, intelligence, and relevance ratings. Fast, incisive, and widely disseminated. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Sima Applied Technologies |
VR News Environments |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Virtual Reality environments for Digital Newspapers: in this new communication platform for digital media companies, we will be able to translate newspapers to 3 dimensions where, using virtual reality technology, you will be immersed in a brand new way to experience and consume a news production. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Slovenian Press Agency |
D4Editor |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Slovenia |
Project Details | The goal of the D4Editor project is to develop an advanced digital tool for assisting editors, automatically uncovering potential gaps in their coverage. This will be done by identifying the most reported stories in the overall media landscape and finding potential gaps unreported by other news outlets. Additionally, the tool will provide editors with insights into in-house productivity and reach. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Snappd |
Unlocking the stories format for publishers |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Snappd helps publishers to utilise user-generated video stories which are becoming ever more prevalent within the social space. Publishers will be able to search relevant video content to input into their websites, articles and social channels. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Società Athesis |
Premium Semantic Communities - boosting user engagement |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | This is a new internet portal for digital communities - each focused on a specific topic, with regular contributions from dedicated journalists, and each able to contribute, share and access additional premium services. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Società Editrice Saints Alexander, Ambrose, Bassett (SESAAB SPA) |
Personalised content experience |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The main goal of the project, carried out with Accenture and Socialbeat, is to innovate content production and distribution through an AI algorithms that can leverage on a range of data and sources. The initiative represents true data driven digital transformation and showcases the ambition of “L’Eco di Bergamo” to innovate their journalism - delivering the right news, in the right format to the reader at the right time. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Socius |
Free My Feed - Amplify reach of social posts to publisherís websites |
Europe |
2017
| €115,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | The Free My Feed project will build a simple ad product enabling advertisers to promote their social posts through available inventory on publishers' websites - opening up a new revenue stream for publishers who are currently excluded from social ad spend. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Société Nouvelle Industrielle du Connecteur (SNIC) |
EcoSystem |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Today, there is no existing tool that gathers simplified integration of multiple open data sources, automatic identification of relevant data points and integration of verified data in augmented content formats in only one device. EcoSystem addresses it all : open data challenges, the demand for local news that is actually relevant to locals, readers’ expectations of verified, informative multi-level content and journalists’ requirements for a better digitized workflow. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Société d'investissement médias (EBRA Group) |
Local Pulse – delivering local news in your daily city life |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | In city centres, all regional newspaper sales are decreasing. Young urban readers know, trust and like our brands but relate to them less and less. Project Local Pulse is an ambitious answer to conquer and attract a new generation of readers. Local Pulse is a triple challenge: a new editorial offer that will deliver local, native and multimedia content in a new product to improve user experience and meet reader expectations. It represents a new business model for hyperlocal advertising and subscription. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Solent News and Photo Agency |
Sleuth |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | To both support the local news ecosystem and advance the principles of open justice, we will develop a bespoke piece of customisable software that will digitise and crawl through traditional court lists with the aim of surfacing and reporting on stories that would otherwise go uncovered. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Sourcefabric |
Live Coverage Ecosystem |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Czech Republic |
Project Details | Based on an open source technology stack the Live Coverage Ecosystem project seeks to significantly lower the barriers to entry for realtime coverage and live blogging for all news media. The solution is based on a two-way syndication of resources between participating media outlets including news agencies and their customers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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South West News Service Limited |
Shareableworld.com |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | SWNS is developing a photography, video and copy syndication platform for citizen journalists and professionals with real time sales reporting and complete transparency. At the same time the system will allow packaged content to be delivered to publishers in the quickest, most relevant way possible. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Spain Media Magazine |
Premium Podcast Platform Project - P4 |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | P4 will develop a Podcast Platform with premium content based in a freemium model with part of the content accessible under a small monthly fee. The platform will be available through responsive web and iOS & Android apps. It will dedicate most of the advertising revenues to produce and buy Premium Content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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SparkNews |
Spark It |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | SPARK-IT is a collaborative platform that enables newsrooms to identify and share fresh and engaging solutions-oriented editorial content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Spectrm Publishing UG |
Spectrm Publishing |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Spectrm provides media companies and brands with a platform and content creation focused CMS which enables messenger applications to create bot and chat channels to reach large audiences with personalised messages. The company was launch-partner of Facebook Messenger in 2016 - in addition, Spectrm's platform works on Slack and Telegram. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Stadsporten Citygate |
Death announcements in the digital age |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Providing a new type of death announcement adapted to the digital age. We look forward to renew death announcements and obituaries, the very core of local news media, and are grateful for the support of Google in trying to achieve this vision. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Standard Verlagsgesellschaft |
De-Escalation Bot |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | Project to research, develop and evaluate Artificial Intelligence-based solutions for news media to detect the occurance and collective amplification of negative emotions in online discussions. The proposed technology shall predict potential events of rapid escalation at group levels, and support human moderation in reinforcing an atmosphere of topic-oriented reasoning. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Standard Verlagsgesellschaft |
ForUs - High-quality online discussions |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | The ForUs project aims to improve the quality of user discussions in online media by finding new ways of encouraging higher-quality user comments. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Stichting Free Press Unlimited |
Publeaks Mobile - Information sharing tool for media on the go |
Europe |
2017
| €49,200 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | With Publeaks Mobile, whistleblowers can 'snap and share' information with the media from their smartphone, increasing their involvement in any investigation following the tip-off. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | Our award is EURO 49,200. We really appreciate the cooperation and support. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Stichting Lokale Onderzoeksjournalistiek |
Bureau voor Lokale Zaken |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | The Bureau voor Lokale Zaken will offer a secure web-based working environment and a publishing platform for local investigative journalists. Its structure is aimed at facilitating cooperation: intraregional, but also interregional when comparable topics are subject of investigation projects. Its participants are local reporters that - at different levels of authorisation - will get access to content and that will be working together on investigation projects, jointly creating output and sharing documents and audio and/or video files. Parts of their information may be shared with consulting experts, participating citizens, and platform staff. Research methods and best practices may be mutually shared. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Stowarzyszenie Gazet Lokalnych |
People Publish Platform |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | The project consists of building a web platform with an innovative engine for automatic creation, personalization and sale of digital editions of newspapers from articles created by Readers and prepared by the editorial office. They would be able to independently generate personalized editions, to collect, review and create their own content on digital newspapers platforms. This would be allowed by a simple graphical interface resembling columns of standard newspapers. The project was inspired by diagnosed problems and technological changes on the local and world press market. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Stuart Goulden |
Beyonder - Next Generation Local News Experiences Using Beacon Technology |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | It promises to transform people's smartphones and wearable devices into proactive media companions, helping them discover the world around them through immersive storytelling. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Styria Media Group |
Publisher Lead Generator-PLG (a project of Styria Content Creation) |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | The 'Publisher Lead Generator" (PLG) will help our editorial and marketing teams to collect user data of potential buyers on our own publishing platforms. The PLG will make this task highly convenient for creators and users.With the PLG we will be able to create lead ads just by uploading images, typing in headlines and selecting targeting criteria. Based on behavioral economic concepts, user and contextual information, the PLG will place ads within or as part of our articles and guide the user through a personalized conversion funnel. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Styria Media Group |
Personalisation for regional news |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Croatia |
Project Details | The platform we are creating will bring the best of cutting-edge machine learning technologies integrated with the content management platform specialised for publishers. It will have integrated several machine learning features - tag optimisation, cross-brand contextual recommending engine and personalization.The platform will become an enabler for regional publishing with the goal to empower trusted and relevant Croatian and regional content producers from big media houses to smaller independent and non-profit news outlets to enthusiastic bloggers. This will bring value to the community and direct more users, usage, and loyalty to the trusted media. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Styria Media Group |
SBCNS - Styria Blockchain News (a project of Styria Digital Services) |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | SBCNS will develop a powerful blockchain based prototype as a basis for a new digital broadcasting and high level fake news detection system. Editors will be able to easily seal and distribute their content with SBCNS in the host organization and in any other news eco-systems. This prototype will research and locate obstacles in this new way of distributing information to learn how content is shared and where it gets distorted (aka fake news). The goal is to implement the service and cooperate with existing systems worldwide. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Sultan Suleimanov |
Perfect Monitor |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Latvia |
Project Details | Set of tools that help journalists to find news (especially breaking news) and see everything important on the screen. In fact it's personal professional aggregator which is configured for each user individually. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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TF1 |
Vocal |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | TF1 SA will build a multi-channel network for on-demand news-focused audio content. VOCAL will provide voice content based on Groupe TF1 programmes, as well as original content produced either by Groupe TF1 itself or by talented podcasters, brands or other broadcasters. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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TT News Agency |
Standardized Entity Tags |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | TT News Agency will investigate and prototype a solution for creating, and administrating, a national standard for uniquely identified entity tags for news articles. The entity tags used today cannot separate two or more persons/subjects called the same thing. One topic tag can therefore point at a variety of persons/companies/subjects. With uniquely identified entity tags we aim to create a specific standard for tagging news material where all entities are correctly identified. Our intention is that the Swedish news industry can benefit from, and in the long run contribute to, this new standard. With a unique tagging repository, publishers can offer personalized content with higher accuracy. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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TagesWoche |
User Generated Storyboard for Local News |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | TagesWoche will build a web application that allows users to post questions about their city. Users can vote for the question they want reporters to investigate.Using such a system, readers can signal to journalists what they are interested in, validating interest in those ideas, before effort is put into reporting. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Talentum Oyj |
Machine Augmented Financial Journalism |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | This project builds an automated platform which suggests possible news stories and generates dynamic story templates in real-time when abnormal financial market events are discovered. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Talk About Local |
Local News Engine |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Local News Engine - algorithmic generation of leads for potential news stories from local data, increasing efficiency and effectiveness of accountability journalism. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Tamedia |
CommentView |
Europe |
2017
| €150,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | Turning streams of comments on news sites into digestible and engaging visualisations and texts - for readers and journalists alike. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Tanya Cordrey |
Machine Learning Service Journalism for Newsrooms |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Technology can change the economics of service journalism. This project aims to provide news organisations with the ability to build out service journalism at scale through combining machine learning with the knowledge of crowds. There are millions of reviews, left by regular people, who have tried and tested almost every product. The goal is to analyse these reviews for publishers and to identify which products consistently perform the best over time. If successful, this project not only offers improved monetisation in terms of affiliate fees revenue but also the ability to to experiment and scale service journalism which plays such an important role in subsidising hard-to-monetise editorial areas such as investigative journalism. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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TapeWrite LTD |
TapeWrite Member Support |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | We plan to enable journalists to get rewarded for producing engaging, quality content by providing a frictionless and controllable way of selling audio episodes. Creators can build up trust and loyalty of the audience by offering part of their content for free and encouraging support for their work by offering premium content all over the web. This way we want to offer a sustainable revenue source for journalists, an alternative opposing the hunt for clicks, reaching massive audiences and advertisers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Teknisk Ukeblad Media |
Norwegian Technology in VR |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | We will prove it possible for one trained journalist to publish a quality virtual reality production within a few hours; which is the realistic working condition for a lot of media companies. The main goal is to establish VR in Norwegian journalism and generate new revenue streams. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Teknisk Ukeblad Media |
Exploring 3D journalism |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | The project will introduce interactive 3D models and AR projections by developing new tools and best practices. These technologies are already well established in the sectors we are covering, both for design, production and visual presentation. Combined with journalism expertise, we want to establish new ways of creating interactive content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Telekurier Online Medien |
NEWS RADAR |
Europe |
2016
| €213,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | NEWS RADAR permanently collects content from various sources including news agencies, social media, and predefined RSS|XML-feeds. The content is contextually-analysed and weighted according to specified criteria. Then it's ranked in a dashboard. This helps grow effectivity and efficiency of decision making for content production and audience development. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Telekurier Online Medien |
FutureBot |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | Our chatbots, which will be developed for every major platform, make use of an advanced recommendation engine that delivers the news that matter the most to users. By offering an interface for messenger, we are able to break the chains of current distribution platforms and reach our audience without any restrictions, regardless of time, location or platform. Whereas most chatbots work mainly with canned responses, we want to provide current editorial content, specifically created for messenger. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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The Buzzard |
Fighting fake news and filter bubbles |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The Buzzard is using artificial intelligence to fight fake news and filter bubbles. The team of journalists and web-developers from Leipzig, Germany, is training a machine-learning algorithm that can categorize political sentiments and orientations of journalistic texts. The first deliverable product will be a browser plug-in that will be later developed into an app. With this plug-in, readers can diversify their daily news reading by getting instant article recommendations that help them to burst their bubbles. And editors can cross-check sources and verify fake news more quickly. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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The Conversation France |
Data-TC, an infographics- and data-focused website |
Europe |
2016
| $220,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The Datadecrypt project from The Conversation France (theconversation.fr) will be the first data bank of academic articles on topical issues, aimed at the general public and media. It will serve reference tool for providing a clearer interpretation of data that can illuminate public affairs. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
Comments from Recipient | Yes, the range is accurate, the grant was for approximately US$220,000 (our working budget for the project was 190,000 euros). A few comments: - "Datadecrypt" was the working title, the final project was called Data-TC, an infographics- and data-focused website.
- Overall the experience with Google DNI was a good one. They were exacting about wanting to know how the money was spent, which is both understandable and laudable. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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The Detail |
Brexit in Detail - Examining the impact of Brexit |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Brexit in Detail is a major multimedia project examining the impact of the UK's exit from the European Union on industry, security, politics and society of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland - using data analyisis and visualisation. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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The Ferret Media Limited |
Ferret Fact Check |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | In the wake of the UK decision to leave the EU and the possibility of another referendum on Scottish independence, there is an urgent need for a respected fact checking organisation in Scotland in light of the many falsehoods and distortions prevalent in the run-up to the vote on Britain's future in Europe. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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The Irish News |
True To Our Words |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The project will capture statements made by public figures from a range of online sources and map them against current issues, news events and factual information to test the truthfulness of their words. It gives readers a mechanism to evaluate their behaviour and hold them to account. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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The Irish Times |
The Irish Times Reporter Analytics Tool (Joey) |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | Key to this project will be the parallel challenge of a) surfacing detailed live content for individual journalists b) implementing simple usability to maximise buy-in and daily use and c) allowing the journalist to react seamlessly across multiple channels from one phone app while in and out of the office. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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The Irish Times |
The Irish Times Diaspora Journalism Project |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | The Irish Times Diaspora Journalism Project will be a new online service that engages Irish emigrants in a national and international conversation. The project will: talk directly to Irish readers abroad; create technologies that help them share their stories; and develop polling tools to get overseas views on Irish issues. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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The Mosted |
Write for your readers |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | This project aims to help journalists write even better news. To achieve this, we want to give journalists more insights about how and what they are writing about. These insights are generated by the same Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning models that are used to determine the impact of the written content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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The Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision (NISV) |
FAIRview |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | The FAIRview project proposes an approach for adaptive news video summarization. Each video can have practically an infinite number of video summaries, each adapted to a specific set of user needs. For example, a given news video can generate a summary capturing all female anchors, or a summary capturing all the agricultural news items, or a summary capturing all the science news in this video, etc. Each of these video summaries will contain a portion of the original video content. In FAIRview, the selection of this portion is guided by a set of personalization features provided by users. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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The Telegraph |
Real-time Sports Action Visualiser |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | RoboBlogger - Enhancing The Telegraph's reputation for insight and analysis by creating and publishing dynamic and rich visualisations of football action in real time for our audience. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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The Times |
JAMES - Your digital butler |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | JAMES is an AI 'digital butler' that individualises the way content is distributed to readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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The World Weekly Media |
Storylines: Real Time History Mapping |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | If successfully developed, this interactive timeline will enable readers and journalists alike to easily explore the wider historical context behind a particular event. It will also help identify the most trust-worthy publishers and reward them for their past work. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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ThinkSize |
Social Gossip |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Editors are currently watching other publisher homepages. What if they could see those homepages with some additional, useful information overprinted on it? That is, among other functionalities such as alerts and daily reports, Social Gossip. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Titania Compañía Editorial |
Claves by El Confidencial |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | Next generation content generation platform helping editors to create more accurate and engaging articles by centralizing trends and recommending social content. The platform that facilitates proactive and reactive recommendations to assist editors to create more accurate and engaging articles. The system will be empowered by a news aggregator with centaurs (machine + human crowdsourcing hybrids). |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Tomas Petricek |
The Gamma Project |
Europe |
2016
| €40,000 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Gamma project enables data journalists to create open data-driven articles that are linked directly to the data source. This makes articles more trustworthy, removes common source of errors and allows readers to further explore data presented in the article. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | Yes, that's correct. The amount received was in range of 40-50k EUR. I received the funding as an individual researcher - and it provided me with a crucial opportunity to develop my interests in data journalism which would not otherwise be possible - so it was extremely valuable award for me. |
References | Link to source |
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Tomislav Simpovic |
Kanal |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Croatia |
Project Details | A news publishing platform for local and community reporters. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Torlone Gianfranco |
Fabulator |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Fabulator is a tool for publishers that transforms raw data into news using natural language generation techniques. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Tortoise Media |
ThinkIn Network |
Europe |
2019
| €553,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The ThinkIn Network will enable people, anywhere and at any time, to make the most of their membership of the Tortoise newsroom. It is the digital equivalent of giving members a seat at the table. The ThinkIn Network will build a digital product that ensures our members’ experience of participating in a ThinkIn – an open editorial conference – is as effective and informative on a mobile phone as it is in the newsroom. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Transitions |
Press Start |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Czech Republic |
Project Details | Press Start is the first global crowdfunding platform for reporters in countries where the press cannot report freely. The site will revolutionize the way independent journalism is funded in the developing world and countries in transition. Press Start will become a sustainable social business within three years, financed from 10 percent of donations, advertisements, and article syndication. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Transparency International Hungary |
Assist - Simple Public Data for Journalists |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | Simplicity is one of the strengths of this initiative. By developing the appropriate site to store and display regularly checked and refreshed data as well as by producing the data mining software to automatize data collection and conversion we can successfully tackle the problem of effective use of valuable data. As soon as it becomes an easy task to find and convert data we can contribute greatly to the availability and broad use of essential facts and figures. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Trendspurt |
Animator for AMP |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The Animator for AMP is a visual authoring tool for creating rich yet blazingly fast animations for digital storytelling without having to write code. Currently, AMP animations are not feasible for the content creators in newsrooms - often even experienced web developers can’t work efficiently with it on such a low level. This project seeks to layer a visual interface on top, that allows even non-coding journalists to create AMP compliant, and therefore highly optimised, interactive animations with ease. As a result, newsrooms can create more engaging yet fast content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Trinity Mirror |
Project Vario |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Project Vario will attempt to develop a compelling alternative to promoted content links in publisher apps; instead focusing on exclusive, targeted promotional offers that have real-life value to the users who wish to redeem them. The goal is to solve the commercial problem for publishers, SME advertisers, and consumers, at the expense of promoted content providers. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Trint Ltd |
Audio/video aligned drag and drop editing |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Trint is transforming audio-video editing by building a web-based platform that allows users to instantly caption and export video and use text to edit video through a simple intuitive 'drag & drop' edit. If you can edit text on Word you can edit and export video on Trint. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Trint Ltd |
The Trint Translation Project |
Europe |
2018
| €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Trint Translation project will add AI-powered translation to Trint’s AI transcription software, offering translation of content for fast, affordable, and global distribution of news into other languages. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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True 212 |
Real-Time Editorial Resource |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | TRUE 212 is creating a product which uses semantic analysis and machine learning to analyze a site's content, and providing concept and asset recommendations to site editors, bloggers, and journalists. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Turi Munthe |
Argu - The argument map |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Argu is an argument mapping tool for use in newsrooms, as well as an argument mapping platform. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Turun Sanomat |
Multilingual local news bot |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | The project will create a multilingual, AI/Bot produced, local news site covering southwest Finland. The site will be automatically translated to multiple languages in order to be a useful resource for non-Finnish speaking residents and immigrants. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Têtu Ventures |
Minority Report |
Europe |
2019
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | In terms of LGBTQI+ representation, mainstream news coverage is still limited and repeats homophobic tropes. Other minorities, such as women of colour - and particularly trans women of colour - are practically invisible in news media. Minority Report is a digital platform that seeks to address these indignities by giving a front page to vital, unreported stories. Curating international news and first hand accounts, our editorial staff fosters discussions among our members and updates our Minority Report homepage which works as a living memory of our community. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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UFIPAR |
Le Parisien Data Hub |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | We will gather all live and geolocalized data available in Paris region to better inform its inhabitants, through a dedicated dashboard, mobile widgets and both digital and printed content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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UK Citizens Online Democracy |
Alaveteli Professional |
Europe |
2016
| €297,500 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Alaveteli Professional - Building a set of online Freedom of Information request and management tools for journalists in the UK and the Czech Republic. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
Comments from Recipient | Our Google DNI fund grant was EUR 297,500 and the project ran from 2016 to 2017. We blogged about progress and findings at the time, and those posts can be found here: https://www.mysociety.org/category/transparency/alaveteli/alaveteli-professional/ |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Unidad Editorial |
Buggles |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | This project aims to turn a "standard" news mobile app originally designed just for news reading, into a fully navigable, always-updated, on-demand controlled, and personalizable "radio station" for any user on the go, by leveraging existing content and mobile technology combined with a minimal, easy-to-operate visual and aural user interface. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Unidad Editorial |
UE Content Intelligence |
Europe |
2017
| €290,500 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | UE Content Intelligence is a data product that will help Unidad Editorial gain a deeper understanding of the content they create and how the creation of that content impacts user engagement, value creation and monetisation. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Unidad Editorial |
ReT-UX (Real-Time User Experience) |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | ReT-UX is a two-way, personalised, and live communication channel for news websites to to make end users instantly aware about the information that matters most for each one of them: breaking news, current affairs' analysis, user comments, sport scores, liveblogging events, opinion, etc., all through a real-time messaging infrastructure. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Unite |
Newswheel |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | The mission of the system is to support quality journalism. Traditional publishers remain the majority of the quality content owners. The only remaining problem is proper remuneration for the authors & professional journalists. Based on our own experiences and on the discussions with our own authors we have identified two problems:- properly remunerating the authors for their publications posted online;- supplying the ecosystem with young authors & talented writers, providing them with mentoring and publishing their articles. We are hoping to involve legacy media authors in large-scale online publishing. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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University of Central Lancashire |
NewsThings: Bringing News Media and Audiences Together Through the Internet of Things |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The project places users at the centre of the innovation process and creates physical-digital prototypes that convey news and editorial content, which will be placed in people's homes or public spaces. The project also examines IoT infrastructure and examines how IoT-driven data could benefit news publishers, how new content management systems can power connected objects and the commercial opportunities that NewsThings create. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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University of Central Lancashire |
SenseMaker |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | SenseMaker brings together journalists, engineers, academics, local authorities and communities to co-design bespoke and connected sensor kits for journalism and storytelling.The partnership of the Media Innovation Studio at the University of Central Lancashire and UK publisher Reach will create a range of 'sensing' prototypes. These could detect pollution, biometric data, thermal imagery, noise, infrared and audio information. Our datasets will prompt novel and compelling editorial responses; enabling citizens and journalists to work together create compelling content, or independently verify official/third party data. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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University of Piraeus |
Word Of Mouth |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Greece |
Project Details | The idea is to emulate the 'mouth-to-mouth' spreading of news in a peer-to-peer manner, while at the same time fully respecting users' location and information privacy. Information is both time-specific and location-specific and users are both the biggest source and the biggest consumer of news. WoM distributes less-viewed news to people that would like to be informed of them without having to actively search for information; based on relevant phenomena occurring at the user's time and place. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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University of Porto |
Algorithmic Science News Agency |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | The Algorithmic Science News project will collect available data and process it using algorithms to automate the creation of science news stories from the structured data that can be found in open repositories of universities. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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University of Sheffield |
Journalist-in-the-loop |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Journalists follow social media alongside traditional channels however, social media is rife with rumours and disinformation. The problem is that fully manual rumour detection and analysis does not scale, while pure machine learning-based approaches often fall short on accuracy. Even though large amounts of new evidence accumulates continuously as a side effect of journalist analysis of online misinformation, journalists cannot use this at present to improve the accuracy of their tools over time. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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University of Sunderland |
Social Media Abuse Research Tool (SMART) |
Europe |
2019
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The aim of the SMART project is to create a user-friendly app to help journalists investigate social media abuse and hate speech. The project – a collaboration between journalism and computing specialists at the University of Sunderland – will make a prototype, open-source tool that will be usable by journalists with no knowledge of coding or programming. The app will capture, quantify and analyse large amounts of data, allowing users to filter according to timeframes, social media feeds, types of abuse and other factors. As such it will help journalists find and research stories on this important social issue. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Unternehmensgruppe Aschendorff |
Identifying & Monetising Evergreen Content |
Europe |
2018
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Readers love the relevant reading mix of up-to-date articles and interesting “evergreens". Evergreen content is articles that stay relevant for long periods of time. We want to develop a smart content scoring model that allows us to identify, foster and monetise evergreen content. Articles with high scores are relevant to the readers and remain in the reading offer. This increases the reach, the loyalty of the reader and his willingness to pay for content. Evergreen content adds value to a paid digital membership. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Usable Machine |
Disclose |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | Disclose is a platform dedicated to an innovative interaction with and monetization of news. Disclose will aggregate news from a variety of established news organizations - and through game mechanics motivate users to earn points that they can use to access paid content. News are irreversibly unbundling and Disclose will put journalists in front of the reader. The individual journalist will have the option to create a profile and decide for himself how his stories is framed. As opposed to paywalls Disclose will encourage loyalty and reward users for reading more. The end game is to make the reader more knowledgeable. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Usbek & Rica |
AdBoard - Helping news publishers manage ads |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | AdBoard is an open-source platform offering all the necessary features for news publishers to manage a native advertising campaign from start to finish - from real-time monitoring and opitimisation, to data collection and consolidation. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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UserNewsNet |
UserNewsNet - Social Media News Agency |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | UserNewsNet is a co-operation between krone.at, heute.at, W24 and the ww medien GmbH (Ltd.).UserNewsNet will generate and provide information about current events in real time. The innovative approach of this immediate form of news production is to base it only on text description of user-generated data (videos & photos) and their increased upload amount while being able to precisely determine the location of the uploaded items. It's online launch is scheduled for 2017. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Utrecht Internet Courant (DUIC)/Design Innovation Group (DIG)/Milvum |
Blockchain as a fact checker |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | We foresee a landscape in which articles gain credibility likes and dislikes. Journalists may, moreover, boast of the credibility factor and therefore ascertain their crucial role. They are the crucial junction between fact and fiction and can again take their role as guardians of the truth. DUIC (De Utrechtse Internet Courant) in collaboration with Design Innovation Group & Milvum aim to set up an experiment in which we want to explore the possibilities of block chain for fact-checking by a design manner. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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VPRO |
Trees |
Europe |
2017
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | Trees by VPRO is a web-based, mobile-first storyspace where investigative journalism crystallizes in the form of a serialized, narrative audio story. In each cycle, it focuses on a specific topic. Trees is an agile format, in which journalists will explore, research, share, listen and be in close contact with those formerly known as the audience. With an interactive open audio format, users become critical participants of the process, hence providing a sense of ownership and responsibility that creates a bond between them and the journalist. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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VRagments |
Fader |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Fader helps journalists build immersive VR stories for the web by allowing to quickly create and publish compelling VR content while working within an immersive environment. VR stories can be published in three ways: (1) by importing a map and adding information on that map for the audience to walk through, (2) by importing open data and creating 3D graphs for the audience to experience and (3) by creating a virtual room, allowing the target audience to walk from one pre-defined story point to the next. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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VRagments |
VRappr: The VR Collaboration Platform for Newsrooms. Collaborative project with two other broadcasters: Germany-based Deutsche Welle and France-based euronews. |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | VRappr is a VR tool that is built for newsrooms to create VR content collaboratively. It allows journalists to upload media items (360 media, sound, and flat images and videos) into various scenes and add context to the story (e.g. with text). Web-based Vrappr stories can be played and viewed on a broad range of devices, making content accessible to a large audience. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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VSL 360 Degree Films (360 laipsnių filmai) |
Bloody Sunday VR |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Lithuania |
Project Details | Bloody Sunday VR is a 15-minute virtual reality experience, in which a user enters the bloodshed at Vilnius TV tower on January 13th 1991 as a journalist with a camera, and has to make the toughest decisions of conflict journalism - to either film and make evidence of the Soviet army's aggression, or to help wounded, peaceful protestors. The VR experience is based on real events that happened on that same day in Vilnius, Lithuania. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Vaerio Bassan |
Istmo Paywall |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | Istmo is an incentive-driven paywall system that rewards users' loyalty and their interaction with content. The project's goal is to build an easy to implement monetisation tool for independent digital magazines and smaller online news outlets, helping to foster a new kind of attention economy. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Vasile-Sorin Ozon |
FastShareInfo |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | A database for investigative journalists to stock the information and documents they find, even if not used, in order to help make the work of another journalist more efficient. The database prototype will test this assumption by working with collaborating journalists in Romania as well as in countries that help with cross-border projects. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Verifeye Media |
Eyewitness media verification |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Development of mobile applications and a verification engine that can calculate a verification veracity score for media. Application of machine learning to augment the verification algorithm. This technology would allow news organisations to quickly verify video and photos taken by eyewitnesses and use them with confidence. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Verlag Der Tagesspiegel |
Causa - Argumente, Autoren, Zusammenh‰nge |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Using innovative software, Tagesspiegel Causa engages its op-ed-writers in systematising the arguments that constitute the debate they are participating in. Tagesspiegel Causa's algorithm then creates a 'map' for each debate - an interactive graphic representation - offering its users both a visual summary and in-depth-reading."Political debates get increasingly complicated. To a growing number of people, they are no more than a faint buzz. We are creating a tool that helps people on different levels of expertise to really stay tuned. We want to enable them to contribute.' - Anna Sauerbrey, head of Tagesspiegel Causa's development team. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Verlag Der Tagesspiegel |
Tagesspiegel LEUTE (Tagesspiegel PEOPLE) - Minds and News of the Neighbourhood |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | With a population of 3.5 million people living in the 12 districts of Berlin, each district has a population equivalent to one major city in Germany. Unlike other major cities these districts don't have their own newspaper with original quality journalism.Tagesspiegel LEUTE introduces a new breed of digital original quality journalism - at the hyperlocal level where it is needed the most. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Victoria Schneider |
OneEighty - Behind the Scenes of Journalism |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | It will show what until now has remained hidden from people's view: all the bits and pieces that make up an article. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Videnskab.dk |
The Science Quality Marker |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | The Science Quality Marker combines science and journalism to deliver a new and original tool to sort good science from bad science in the media. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Visapress - Gestão de Conteúdos dos Media |
Press Delivery Portal |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | A B2B platform that will provide original, licensed news content in a timely manner to clients as diverse as media monitoring organizations (MMOs), startups and government and intelligence services. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Visup Ex |
TrueFlu |
Europe |
2017
| €47,500 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | TrueFlu goes beyond fact-checking - measuring the trust divide between news reliability and social media sentiment to allow accurate reporting to emerge from the noise. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | The total amount was: 47.500€. We really enjoyed this experience with Google's journalism awards. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email response from recipient |
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Vivarta |
Plug.Direct: Single-Use Mobile Publishing Packages for Singular Content |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The spread of mobile internet across the world and the data pricing models that follow mean that search and social media platform publishing will soon dominate global information ecosystems.Independent experts & specialist journalists need this fast, simple & sustainable access to this information marketplace. The means to contribute verified, trusted information on a level playing field. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Viz&Chips |
The Press Match |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The Press Match is the easiest way for your news to reach media, blogger and journalists. Thanks to our news/media interest matching system, non-expert communicators can made local report global and journalists/bloggers can get a piece of news before it becomes news just by surfing the "raw" reporting. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | Really good, the fund helped us in launching the platform www.thepressmatch.com |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Vlaamse Radion en Televisieomroeporganisatie (VRT) |
Providence+ |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | Providence+ will develop technology for news content providers to monitor and predict the reach of their offered online news, and to adapt their production and publication strategies in order to optimize the overall reach and impact. It uses machine learning techniques to predict the best online news publication strategy for an integral news room.This project will accelerate the transformation towards a digital-first-driven news workflow by providing journalists with tools that inform them how to reach the user on the right channel and at the right moment. The project leaders strongly believe in a fusion of great content and journalistic craft on the one side, and insights and instant feedback through technology on the other. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Vlaamse Radion en Televisieomroeporganisatie (VRT) |
Personalised news using media enriched chat |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | Multimedia enriched news bots, providing information in a visual way and personalised to the user. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Vlaamse Radion en Televisieomroeporganisatie (VRT)/Roularta Media Group/ML2Grow/Ghent University/Brussels University |
NewsTAPAS |
Europe |
2019
| €638,533 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | NewsTAPAS will develop tools and technology for news content providers to automatically adapt personalised items taking into account the user’s profile and context (device, time-of-day, location, etc.). The goal is to establish a novel editorial flow, allowing to create and break-up news stories into its composing story elements, and to build a content adaptation (“how”) engine on top of existing content recommender systems (“what”). NewsTAPAS will significantly increase user engagement and is a unique Flemish collaboration of a public broadcaster (VRT), a multimedia group (Roularta Media Group), an AI service provider (ML2Grow) and imec research groups (SMIT and IDLab). |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
Comments from Recipient | From Roularta Media Group: 638.533 Euro | Project: NewsTAPAS | Year: 2019 | Additional Partners: VRT (lead applicant of this project), ML2Grow, Ugent & VUB are partners within this project. We have felt that the DNI program is an accelerator of digital and technological innovation at RMG. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Vot.sk |
Vot.sk |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Slovakia |
Project Details | To fill the gap in the field of explanatory journalism in Slovakia, to crack the most important current political, economic, social and scientific issues of these days, and to enrich readers with tools for critical thinking that is the goal of this project. By using animations, maps, written word and interview features, users could understand the background, importance and meaning of political actions and decisions, economical affects, social behavior and trends, history and everything that¥s buzzing. Vot.sk would provide readers with a website and an application for smartphones and tablets. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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VoxEurop |
Spot - A European network for independent media |
Europe |
2017
| €281,291 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Spot is an artificial intelligence powered marketplace for curating, translating and syndicating valuable articles among independent media organisations - creating an affordable pan-European syndication marketplace where publishers can access and buy editorial content and republish it in their own language. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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We-Build.City |
Useless Knowledge - Empowering journalists to write innovative user user journeys in one editor |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Useless Knowledge-Interactive (UKI) will help NEON capture attention in social media audience through interactive question-and-answer games in new gamified-storytelling formats. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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We.Publish Association |
Elvato |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | We.Publish will create an open-source infrastructure to encourage publisher cooperation and collaboration. The goal is to show that it is possible to build a shared database despite fragmentation between content management systems. The first application will be a white label mobile app, in which content from other media companies is displayed alongside the publisher's own content. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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WeDoData |
ExtraData |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Can we turn the city into a media? Can the mobile uses developed through Pokemon Go or Snapchat be the ingredients of a new way of informing? How to inform differently in the public space and thus reappropriate it? These questions were at the origin of our project.News Augmented Reality is about using augmented reality as a new form of journalism, to inform the audience. A test during the french presidential campaign has transformed the official candidates posters into pieces of information through a mobile application. With ExtraData, our final goal is to create the augmented reality framework that can be used in a simple way by other medias. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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WeDoData |
DataNews |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | DataNews captures key data from the news to populate a convenient and comprehensive database for journalists. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Webcrumbz |
MorphL - AI-driven UI |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | MorphL is a machine learning platform that empowers digital publishers to optimise engagement and conversion rates by predicting how users will interact with a user interface (UI). |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Webnalist |
Webnalist |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | Webnalist.com will become first self-publishing platform for renowned journalists in the world, where authors can sell individual articles for the price starting at EUR 0.0025. No monthly subscription, no ads, just nano payments. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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WikiTribune |
WikiTribune |
Europe |
2017
| €385,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | WikiTribune seeks to solve the problem of clickbait low quality journalism by bringing community members into the virtual newsroom to work side by side with paid professional journalists. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Wirtualna Polska |
Fake news alert |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | An anti fake news system containing elements of big data and artificial intelligence. The system is automated from the very beginning - it pics fake news social media stories, roots them, and sends a fake news alert across WP.pl communications channels. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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Wirtualna Polska |
WP Blast |
Europe |
2019
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | WP Blast is a project that combines qualitative journalism with modern content consumption patterns for the Millennials and Generation Z. We change the vertical news structure to a new form of content presentation, based on the needs of young readers. The user will be able to consume further portions of information by moving the views with his finger in any direction. Journalism has never been so dynamic, so we make use of this speed by serving news in a short way. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) |
WAN-IFRA Media Management Accelerator |
Europe |
2016
| €314,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | To promote the development of new business models that will impact the broad news ecosystem, WAN-IFRA will utilise its unmatched expertise and global network to create an open, comprehensive, online and in-person learning platform called the Media Management Accelerator."The vast majority of WAN-IFRA members are small and mid-size businesses spread throughout the world. They should greatly benefit from a user-friendly, easy-access, agile, and modern learning toolkit such as the Media Management AcceleratorÖ Google's DNI fund allows us to develop a service that would not have been accessible to our network without its support,' said Vincent Peyr'gne, WAN-IFRA CEO. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) |
VR Billboards - Prototype Non-Intrusive Ads in 360 Video |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | We anticipate developing several ad units - static image, 2D video or interactive elements that can be placed in appropriate spatial position in a 3D GUI overlay on 360 degree video footage. The prototype ads will offer a template for publishers to better monetise initial experiments in VR or 360 video storytelling. The project will also stimulate discussion about non-intrusive VR ad formats in a news context. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Worldcrunch |
OneShot |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | OneShot is a digital tool that transforms still photography into immersive video storytelling. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Ypsilon.io |
STEADY (Ypsilon) |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | For digital publishers today, it is impossible to start a subscription business without the help of engineers, marketing knowledge and considerable investments. Ypsilon is a membership platform for a new generation of publishers, which empowers them to build a digital publishing business based on selling memberships. Ypsilon integrates the most important tasks of a digital publishing house into a single, easy to use tool: fund, publish, spread, market, sell and administrate. It is a standardized process, that can be copied and applied by all sorts of journalists for their subscription business models. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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ZPR Media |
Clipped News |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | Clipped News is a ZPR Media project aimed at processing traditional Internet news to the younger generation's language. 'The Snapchatters' generation' will soon grow up to be more interested in news, including subjects such as politics, health, science. The project aims at presenting news in short, easy and interactive way. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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Zetland |
Doors Wide Open |
Europe |
2016
| €140,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | “Doors Wide Open” — Zetland will build a commenting suite for news sites that promotes meaningful dialogue rather than bursts of opinion. It will stimulate and encourage regular daily interaction between newsrooms and the communities they serve. The project will focus on relatively small communities of highly engaged readers, who are the key to subscription and donation-based news business models in smaller countries. The product suite will be developed by Zetland, with input from partners Direkt36 and Athens Live. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Zetta Cloud (ZA Cloud) |
TrustServista |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Romania |
Project Details | TrustServista is an innovative software platform that helps news agencies in understanding the huge amounts of data published every day in online media. TrustServista allows journalists to investigate how specific information originates, if the source can be trusted, in a timely manner, in order to create objective and fact-checked materials. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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awp Finanznachrichten (awp Financial News) |
Analysis of management transactions |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | Listed companies must publicize the share transactions of their top management. This transparency is intended to inform the public, and in particular investors, about members of the Board and the senior management with knowledge of upcoming developments. This project has two aims : Firstly to automate the reporting of current transactions, secondly to analyze the data over a long period in order to identify regular patterns and, based on that, to be able to recognize irregularities. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source |
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dpa-infocom |
News As A Service |
Europe |
2016
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News (Agency) as a Service brings the "wire import" to the 21st century. This is achieved by using a cloud-based SaaS model together with modern delivery options (APIs etc.) and a Tweetdeck-like GUI for accessing and selecting news agency content, integration with popular CMS and platforms, as well as client side libraries, to easily build further integrations. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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eldiario.es |
BrainHub |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | A comprehensive journalism funding system that understands its audience's behaviour patterns and engages with their interests, inviting niche groups of readers to fund a specific story or topic. A platform for new media wanting to build sustainability based on crowdfunding campaigns and communities of readers with four dimensions: community, intelligence, engagement, and data. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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eldiario.es |
Leave Your Mark |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 - €300,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | We will develop an inclusive, rewarding and integrated participation ecosystem that will enhance better interactions between the audience and the newsroom bringing to light the most valuable part of our community. We will implement a unique navigation experience where participation is naturally integrated within the site and interaction with the newsroom is real. An innovative solution intended to rethink the role of readers and journalists within digital media outlets that will offer more formats and tools for participation than just a box at the end of every article. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Medium Project (€50k to €300k) |
References | Link to source |
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iRights.Lab |
The Content Blockchain Project |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The project is an initiative to drastically simplify license management and content distribution and to develop a system to monetize digital news content (first and secondary use).The framework, tools and applications will be developed as open-source software. The foundational components will be designed to kick-start cross-sector innovation in online media and enable new business models in the news ecosystem and make content become globally discoverable, interoperable and tradable. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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meltygroup |
Melty Newsclips and Live-cast Project |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | To respond to the new media habits of younger audiences, we are launching an integrated multicast content platform on melty, dedicated to short videos & live casts. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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nwzer |
Wisdom of Crowds Machine |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | nwzer's Wisdom of Crowds Machine uses AI assistance to allow multiple, simultaneous users to seamlessly collaborate to create a single digestible, semantically correct article. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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oko |
Intelligent News Feed |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Portugal |
Project Details | The Intelligent News Feed is a web application that aggregates public and private news sources, automatically generate news, summarises articles and matches the same story from different sources. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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onData |
openTender |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The prototype will be a community- and data-driven platform that involves journalists and citizens together in the same place for creating and curating information. The project aims to demonstrate that such a hybrid and collaborative way to do journalism would improve quality of contents, citizenship awareness and transparency of public institutions. In the first phase of development, we will develop the prototype by gathering from different sources tenders data about reconstruction of Italian regions struck by the last earthquakes. Journalists will produce digital contents using user generated data in a process that will enable citizens to fact-check and improve them. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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textOmatic |
3DNA |
Europe |
2016
| €300,000 - €1,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | In the 3DNA project, textOmatic creates a data-driven-digital-news-agency platform. The rule based news text generating technology imports data streams and generates news texts of varying lengths in next to real time. Subscribers can augment or edit the content, and 3DNA will be available in all major EU languages by 2017. The 3DNA portal will become a new pillar in the ecosystem of digital publishing companies and news agencies. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Large Project (€300k to €1 million) |
References | Link to source |
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Õhtuleht |
Data and analytics tool |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Estonia |
Project Details | The project is to build and market test a data and analytics tool to enable an online publisher to offer additional services with the data that is being, and can be, collected day-to-day. End product is a platform that can be integrated with advertiser's webpage and display a live dashboard about users visiting that advertiser's webpage. The dashboard gives answers for questions such as how many of the users are interested in football, fishing, cooking? who are the best influencers for this audience? |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
Comments from Recipient | According to our agreement with Google/Alphabet Inc we cannot specify that information to 3rd parties. We can only confirm the information that is provided publicly. |
References | Link to source |
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Šiauliai Plius |
Etaplius.lt |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €50,000 |
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Google Division | Google Digital News Innovation Fund |
Country | Lithuania |
Project Details | The project seeks to provide any citizen of Lithuania the possibility to become a co-creator of the innovative news portal which would publish relevant information from all regions of Lithuania. This will be achieved by creating social news portal allowing anyone to become a news journalist for their region. |
Program Details | This project was funded through Google’s Digital News Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2015. The fund distributed €140,689,000 to 662 projects through six funding rounds. |
Terms | Prototype Project (up to €50k) |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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ABS-CBN News |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Philippines |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Advance Local |
New format for local news storytelling |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | U.S. publisher Advance Local will build out a new format for local news storytelling, enabling them to connect more deeply with their communities across the country. They will start in Michigan, where MLive Media Group (Mlive.com) will connect directly with its viewers, providing avenues for action on topics of important local interest, giving viewers the information they need to have their voice heard on issues of the day. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Agenda Media |
Women's Agenda |
Australia and New Zealand |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Aliansi Jurnalis Independen (The Alliance of Independent Journalists) |
Trusted Media Summit 2018 |
Asia |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Indonesia |
Project Details | We invite you to attend the Trusted Media Summit 2018, an event organized by the Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI), the Indonesian Cyber Media Association (AMSI), Masyarakat Antifitnah Indonesia (Mafindo), Internews, and the Google News Initiative...This training is a series of Google News Initiative Training Network conducted by AJI with Internews and Google. This two-day training for Mafindo journalists and volunteers is free of charge and is held in Indonesian by Google certified trainers. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Anchorage Daily News |
Alone: No Badge, No Backup |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $4,600 |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | This project will create a 360-video and audio package covering life in an Alaska village without police, where help is a plane ride away. ($4600 awarded) |
Program Details | This project was one of 11 to share in $195,000 as winners of the 2018 Journalism 360 Challenge. The challenge is a joint initiative of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Online News Association, and the Google News Initiative, a $300 million effort the company launched in 2018. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Asahi Shimbun |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Japan |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Asian American Journalists Association |
AAJA-Asia Training Network |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Powered by Google News Initiative. Free training to equip journalists with tools for news gathering, reporting, and storytelling |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source |
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Asianet News Media & Entertainment |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | India |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Associated Press/NYC Media Lab |
Visualizing Health and Science News with Augmented Reality |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $20,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The project will explore the visualization of health and science news in augmented reality by creating and testing prototypes with users; it will convene a team of graduate student designers and AR developers from across NYC Media Lab’s university consortium to develop prototypes on topics such as space and the cosmos, climate change and medicine. |
Program Details | This project was one of 11 to share in $195,000 as winners of the 2018 Journalism 360 Challenge. The challenge is a joint initiative of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Online News Association, and the Google News Initiative, a $300 million effort the company launched in 2018. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Association for Online Publishing (AOP) |
AOP Digital Publishing Awards 2019 |
Europe |
2019
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The AOP Digital Publishing Awards are the only awards specifically designed to celebrate the work of the individuals and teams who fuel the success of the UK’s digital publishing sector. With categories for editorial, commercial, partnerships and publishing excellence, there is an opportunity for everyone working in digital publishing to shine. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Terms | Google sponsored the Digital Publishing Rising Star Award |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Asumi.co (PT. Muda-Mudi Berkarya Sejahtera) |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Indonesia |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Australian International Documentary Conference |
Raw Data, Real Stories |
Australia and New Zealand |
2019
| A$40,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | AIDC and Google News Initiative launch Raw Data, Real Stories, a bold new $40,000 pitching initiative open to journalists and non-fiction storytellers that celebrates experimentation and collaboration between story and technology to bring raw data to life. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Automattic |
Newspack by WordPress.com |
United States and Canada |
2019
| $2,400,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Automattic launches “Newspack by WordPress.com,” a next-generation publishing platform backed by Google and blockchain startup ConsenSys. As we reported this morning, Automattic is partnering with Google, Lenfest, Civil, and Knight to develop a next-generation publishing platform (Newspack by WordPress.com) for digital news startups. According to the announcement, Automattic has secured $2.4 million in funding for the first year of the project. The round was led by Google, through the Google News Initiative, with $1.2 million investment. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Terms | Google contribution $1.2 million |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google contributed 1200000 |
References | Link to source |
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Band |
Not disclosed |
Latin America |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Brazil |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Bharatiya Digital Party (BhaDiPa) |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | India |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Bloomberg |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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British Council |
Future News Worldwide |
Europe |
2019
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Future News Worldwide is a partnership programme between the British Council and some of the world's leading media organisations which identifies, trains and connects the next generation of global journalists. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
BuzzFeed News |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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CBS News |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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CekFacta |
Collaborative Fact Checking |
Asia |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Indonesia |
Project Details | As people prepare to vote, the Google News Initiative has been working with journalists to fight the spread of misinformation in the lead up to the elections. Twenty-two media companies—including all major national and regional news orgs—have launched CekFakta, a collaborative fact-checking and verification project in collaboration with the Google News Initiative, the Indonesian Cyber Media Association (AMSI), the Indonesian Anti-Slander Society (Mafindo), the Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI), and Internews. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Centre for Investigative Journalism |
Access to Tools |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Centre for Investigative Journalism (CIJ), in association with the Google News Initiative, are delighted to announce the launch of Access to Tools, a new project that will bring skills and techniques available through the Google News Initiative’s suite of applications and other digital tools to local newsrooms, independent media, academics and ordinary citizens around the UK. The CIJ will lead up to 20 Access to Tools workshops between September 2018 and January 2019, training journalists and citizens in key areas, and showing how digital tools can improve their journalism. Google is also listed a as supporter on CIJ's transparency page. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Changing Same Collaborative LLC |
The Untitled Racial Justice Project |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $20,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Through this project, participants will travel through time and space to witness the connected historical experiences of racial terror in America in a room-scale, virtual reality experience. |
Program Details | This project was one of 11 to share in $195,000 as winners of the 2018 Journalism 360 Challenge. The challenge is a joint initiative of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Online News Association, and the Google News Initiative, a $300 million effort the company launched in 2018. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Channels Television |
Not disclosed |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Nigeria |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Ciaopeople Media Group |
Not disclosed |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Commonwealth Magazine |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Taiwan |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Community Broadcasting Association of Australia |
Not disclosed |
Australia and New Zealand |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Complex Networks |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Comprova |
Grant |
Latin America |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Brazil |
Project Details | The Google News Initiative and Facebook Journalism Project have provided financial support to Comprova to help train partners, hire administrative and editorial support staff, and enable essay writers to participate actively in the project. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
Crikey |
Not disclosed |
Australia and New Zealand |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
Dagbladet |
Dagbladet TV |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Datavized Technologies |
Interdimensional Audio Editor |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $20,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Interdimensional Audio Editor is an intuitive tool that allows journalists to quickly and easily assemble and share sound to export as stereo (2D) for traditional use, such as in video storytelling, or as spatialized (3D) for virtual, augmented and mixed reality. |
Program Details | This project was one of 11 to share in $195,000 as winners of the 2018 Journalism 360 Challenge. The challenge is a joint initiative of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Online News Association, and the Google News Initiative, a $300 million effort the company launched in 2018. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
Der Spiegel |
Not disclosed |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Dotface Inc. |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | South Korea |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
Eastern Broadcasting Company (EBC) |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Taiwan |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Electronic Frontier Foundation |
Spot the Surveillance |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $20,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The project provides an immersive virtual reality experience that gives participants unique insight into the privacy-invasive technologies creeping into public spaces around the world. |
Program Details | This project was one of 11 to share in $195,000 as winners of the 2018 Journalism 360 Challenge. The challenge is a joint initiative of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Online News Association, and the Google News Initiative, a $300 million effort the company launched in 2018. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | EFF's Spot the Surveillance project was the recipient of a $20,000 Journalism 360 Challenge grant in 2018.
The Journalism 360 Challenge is a partnership between the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Google News Initiative and the Online News Association, which made grants for ideas using immersive storytelling to discover new ways to engage audiences and advance the field of journalism.
Journalism 360 is the only organization we communicated with about the grant. We don't know how much of the $20,000 came from Google or the other funders of Journalism 360. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Europa Press |
Not disclosed |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
European Data and Computational Journalism Conference |
European Data and Computational Journalism Conference: Cardiff Wales |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Wales |
Project Details | The 2nd European Data and Computational Journalism Conference aims to bring together industry, practitioners and academics in the fields of journalism and news production and information, data, social and computer sciences, facilitating a multidisciplinary discussion on these topics in order to advance research and practice in the broad area of Data and Computational Journalism. Held in Cardiff, Wales, the conference presented a mix of academic talks and keynotes from industry leaders. It was be followed by a day of workshops and tutorials. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Berlin |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | After a successful edition in 2016, the German capital city will host this time the last Summit of 2018. The focus of the day will be on leadership, organisational culture and innovation, and the title will be: Journalism Reloaded: the Network Effect. The free-to-join event is organised by the European Journalism Centre and powered by the Google News Initiative. The Summit will take place in the beautiful riverside spaces of the Spreespeicher and will wrap-up the fourth year of News Impact activities. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Cardiff |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | On Monday 15 October, the News Impact Summit will take place in Cardiff, the third location to host News Impact in the UK, after London and Manchester. The event will focus on Local News & Community Engagement and will explore challenges and opportunities that will define the future of regional, local, and hyperlocal news. The News Impact Summits are organised by the European Journalism Centre and powered by the Google News Initiative. They can be joined free-of-charge by anyone who's interested in exploring the future of the media industry and learning from leading experts in the field. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Paris |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | France |
Project Details | On Monday 25 June, the first edition of the 2018 News Impact Summits will take place in Paris, making la Ville Lumière the only location to host the Summit three times so far! The free-to-join event is organised by the European Journalism Centre and powered by the Google News Initiative, and will focus on “Powering Journalism with Design”. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
Eyewitness News (EWN) |
Not disclosed |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | South Africa |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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FACTLY |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | India |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Filo.news |
Not disclosed |
Latin America |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Financial Times |
Not disclosed |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
FiveThirtyEight |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Foro de Periodismo Argentino (FOPEA) |
Women journalists survey |
Latin America |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | Women journalists Labor scenario and prospects for professional growth in Argentina. Conducting a survey throughout the country to determine the presence and role of women in the media and in the field of journalism in general. It will also seek to highlight the prospects for professional growth among women journalists in Argentina. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source |
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Fox News |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Frontier Myanmar (Black Knight Media) |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Myanmar |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
Future Projects Media |
Site-Specific Immersive Audio Stories |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $20,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The project will develop immersive, site-specific audio stories using binaural recording, a 3D sound technique that provides audiences with the feeling of being in a space and prompts deeper listener engagement. |
Program Details | This project was one of 11 to share in $195,000 as winners of the 2018 Journalism 360 Challenge. The challenge is a joint initiative of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Online News Association, and the Google News Initiative, a $300 million effort the company launched in 2018. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
GEDI Gruppo Editoriale |
Gedi Digital |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
GMA News & Public Affairs |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Philippines |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Gaon Connection |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | India |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Gisa |
Volum: A Volumetric Video Field Kit |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2018
| $20,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Kenya |
Project Details | Volum is a modular tool kit designed to make volumetric video accessible and affordable for creators and technologists around the world. This project will develop an open source kit of best practices by building and deploying a prototype in collaboration with immersive storytellers in East Africa. |
Program Details | This project was one of 11 to share in $195,000 as winners of the 2018 Journalism 360 Challenge. The challenge is a joint initiative of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Online News Association, and the Google News Initiative, a $300 million effort the company launched in 2018. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) |
Uncovering Asia: The Third Asia Investigative Journalism Conference - Seoul Korea |
Asia |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | South Korea |
Project Details | Uncovering Asia: The Third Asia Investigative Journalism Conference - Seoul Korea |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
Global News |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Canada |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Graham Media Group |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
Comments from Recipient | The award information is correct. We are unable to share the exact amount. |
References | Link to source |
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GroundTruth Project |
Report for America |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $150,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Our mission: To strengthen our communities and our democracy through local journalism that is truthful, fearless, fair and smart. Local coverage has been decimated. Residents no longer get the information they need to understand the critical issues facing their community, to make good decisions for their family, and hold elected officials accountable. We need a new model — one that calls an emerging generation of journalists to service, reporting in under-covered corners of America. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
|
GroundTruth Project |
Report for America |
United States and Canada |
2019
| $250,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Report for America, the national service program that places talented journalists into local newsrooms, announced today that it would be doubling the size of its corps for 2019, due to strong funding support and stronger-than-expected interest from news organizations and reporters. This growth has been made possible by generous new donations from the Google News Initiative, Natasha and Dirk Ziff, the Ethics & Excellence in Journalism Foundation, the Henry Kimmelman Family Foundation, the Joyce Foundation, Samuel I. and the Steans Family Foundation. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
|
Grupo America |
Not disclosed |
Latin America |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Grupo Imagen |
Not disclosed |
Latin America |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Mexico |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Grupo Milenio |
Not disclosed |
Latin America |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Mexico |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Grupo Reforma |
Not disclosed |
Latin America |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Mexico |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
HTV Technology & Media Services (TMS) |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Vietnam |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
HTV Technology & Media Services (TMS) |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Vietnam |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Hankyoreh Media |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | South Korea |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Hong Kong Free Press |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | China |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
HugoDécrypte |
Staff and train production team to create studio-based live news show |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | France |
Project Details | A top French news creator, HugoDécrypte will staff and train a production team to create a studio-based live news show. The show will form an on-screen meeting place for HugoDécrypte’s YouTube community to learn about and debate the key news issues of the day. It will consist of regular segments including news bulletins, fact-checking and interviews with well-known political figures and subject matter experts. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
India Today Group |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | India |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
International Center for Journalists |
ICFJ, IJNET, Googe News Initiative training of 4000 journalists in the Middle East |
Middle East/North Africa |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | United Arab Emirates |
Project Details | Google announced during its first Google News Initiative event in Dubai today a large-scale effort to offer digital skills trainings to thousands of journalists across the MENA region. In partnership with the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) and its IJNet Arabic service, trainings will focus on digital tools to gather and source information, enhance trust and verification, and support data-driven journalism and immersive storytelling. The program, ‘IJNET Training Network Powered by the Google News Initiative,’ will take place over the next 12 months and will see 4,000 journalists trained in six countries: United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan and Tunisia. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source |
|
International Journalism Festival |
2019 Festival Perugia Italy |
Europe |
2019
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The International Journalism Festival is the largest annual media event in Europe. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Terms | Main Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
Internews |
Jakarta journalist training on fact-checking and verification |
Asia |
2018
| $370,911 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Indonesia |
Project Details | In partnership with Internews and Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI), the Google News Initiative launched a training network focused on fact-checking and verification, which will train 1800 journalists by the end of the year. Workshops are conducted in Bahasa Indonesia and led by local journalists, using a curriculum co-created by Indonesian partners in consultation with First Draft and Storyful. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
|
Internews |
India Training Network |
Asia |
2018
| $289,739 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | India |
Project Details | Supporting trusted, authoritative journalism is a top priority for Google, which is why we are proud to announce the launch of the Google News Initiative Training Network in India in partnership with BoomLive, DataLeads and Internews. This training network aims to support journalists from across India in their fight against misinformation, providing in-depth and hands-on verification training to 8000 journalists across English and six other Indian languages over the next one year. The training will equip them with best-in-class skills required to debunk fake news. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
|
Internews |
India Training Network |
Asia |
2019
| $248,887 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | India |
Project Details | The Google News Initiative, in partnership with DataLeads and Internews, are thrilled to open registration for PollCheck: Covering India’s Election, a training series to support journalists covering India’s election. We are hosting these trainings in 30 cities across the country in English, Hindi, Malayalam, Bangla, Kannada, Gujarati, Odia, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
|
Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2018 IRE Annual Conference - Orlando |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Reboot your skills, recharge your watchdog batteries and reconnect with the world’s largest network of investigative journalists during this year’s gathering in Orlando. Choose from more than 150 panels, hands-on classes and special presentations. Learn how to improve reporting and storytelling across all platforms. Celebrate the best of investigative reporting during our 2017 IRE Awards luncheon. Mix and mingle with the best in the business. Learn. Share. Connect. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Terms | Google News initiative listed as a "Primary Sponsor" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2018 IRE Conference Welcome Reception |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Welcome reception (Sponsored by Google News Initiative). Kick off the conference with a welcome reception beginning at 6 p.m in the Atrium of the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld. Meet up with friends you have not seen since last year and welcome new attendees. Each attendee will receive one drink ticket for beer, wine, soda or bottled water. Conference nametags are required for entry. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source |
|
Iwate Nippo |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Japan |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
JTBC |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | South Korea |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Jang Media Group |
Not disclosed |
Middle East/North Africa |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Pakistan |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
Jovem Pan Group |
Not disclosed |
Latin America |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Brazil |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Junkee Media |
Not disclosed |
Australia and New Zealand |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Khabar Lahariya:Women Media and News Trust |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | India |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Kompas TV |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Indonesia |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Kumparan.com |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Indonesia |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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La Nación |
Enhanced video operations |
Latin America |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | One of Argentina’s leading newspapers, La Nación will enhance their video operations at large. In business since 1870, La Nación has a rich history in print journalism, which they are extending to video. This funding will be used to grow their video team, improve digital video skills and increase output, enabling them to deliver engaging content, including behind the scenes snapshots of their hard-hitting investigative journalism and fresh takes on news of the day through video digests. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Lauren McCarthy |
Home With Our Stories |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $20,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The project explores the potential of using a system of smart home devices as a remote reporting tool, offering an alternative, immersive relationship between journalist and interviewee based on intimacy and care, while questioning the implications of bringing monitoring and automation technologies into the home. |
Program Details | This project was one of 11 to share in $195,000 as winners of the 2018 Journalism 360 Challenge. The challenge is a joint initiative of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Online News Association, and the Google News Initiative, a $300 million effort the company launched in 2018. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Le Monde |
Not disclosed |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | France |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Legit.ng |
Not disclosed |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Nigeria |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Live Data Visualization Pvt Ltd. |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | India |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Local Media Association |
Media Transformation 2018: Kansas City |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $39,750 - Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | A unique program focused on sustainable business models, innovation and media transformation. Sponsored by the Google News Initiative. Google's support included 50 scholarships of $795 each and underwriting the Women in Local Media Summit during the conference. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Local Media Association |
Chief Diversity Club |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | As part of a five-year strategic plan, the Local Media Association is committing resources to diversity and inclusion efforts that will help change the course of the industry. Click here to read more about this plan and the KPIs. The plan includes the launch of a Chief Diversity & Inclusion Club, funded by the Google News Initiative. This club will be modeled after LMA’s highly successful Chief Digital Club and will be led by Ryan Browning, Principal, Mercer Innovation Hub. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source |
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Louisville Public Media |
The Next Louisville: Youth Voices |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $10,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Using VR, audio diaries and immersive storytelling for radio and the web, this project will give a voice to youth in the community — unearthing the myriad of challenges they’ve inherited and their own solutions for the future. |
Program Details | This project was one of 11 to share in $195,000 as winners of the 2018 Journalism 360 Challenge. The challenge is a joint initiative of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Online News Association, and the Google News Initiative, a $300 million effort the company launched in 2018. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | We are thrilled to have the opportunity to test immersive video and Google camera equipment for this project as a result of this grant. We may not have otherwise had the opportunity to integrate this new technology as a part of our newsroom activity. |
References | Link to source |
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Maeil Business Newspaper (Maekyung Media Group) |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | South Korea |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Malaysiakini |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Malaysia |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Mamamia |
Not disclosed |
Australia and New Zealand |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Maynard Institute for Journalism Education |
Maynard 200 National Journalism Fellowship Program |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The goal of the program is to expand diversity at the top of levels of mainstream news organizations, and to provide professional development for individuals working in ethnic media. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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McClatchy |
The Compass Experiment |
United States and Canada |
2019
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Today, we’re introducing The Compass Experiment, which will provide local news coverage to three small to mid-sized U.S. communities that don’t have access to significant local sources of news and information. Over the next three years, the McClatchy team will launch these new digital-only local news operations on multiple platforms, in collaboration with a team of experts at Google, which is helping support the effort financially. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source |
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MyNews |
Not disclosed |
Latin America |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Brazil |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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NBC News |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Narasi.tv |
Citizen journalism/Expanded investigative news team |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Indonesia |
Project Details | Independent Indonesian journalist Najwa Shihab’s media company will mobilize its community across the country’s 34 provinces. It will host workshops to train budding citizen journalists on visual storytelling, news video production and media literacy, encouraging more Indonesians to become credible content creators as well as critical consumers of media. Meanwhile, Narasi TV’s own investigative journalism team will staff up their video team to produce more in-depth reports, particularly in hotly contested parts of the country in the run-up to Indonesia’s general elections. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Nathan Griffiths |
Immersive Visualizations: A User's Point of View |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $20,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Canada |
Project Details | This project aims to study the effectiveness of immersive visualizations that target the general public and use formats more commonly found in newsrooms by conducting user tests on completed visualizations. |
Program Details | This project was one of 11 to share in $195,000 as winners of the 2018 Journalism 360 Challenge. The challenge is a joint initiative of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Online News Association, and the Google News Initiative, a $300 million effort the company launched in 2018. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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National Council for the Training of Journalists |
NCTJ/Journalism Diversity Fund Bursary Scholarships |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Administered by the NCTJ, the Journalism Diversity Fund awards bursaries to aspiring journalists from socially or ethnically diverse backgrounds who do not have the financial means to support themselves through NCTJ journalism training, giving them the opportunity to pursue one of the most exciting and rewarding careers around...Thanks to the financial support of the industry, we have awarded 297 bursaries since 2005. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Terms | Google News Initiative listed as a "Lead Sponsor" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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National Council for the Training of Journalists |
Journalism Diversity Fund |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Administered by the NCTJ, the Journalism Diversity Fund awards bursaries to aspiring journalists from socially or ethnically diverse backgrounds who do not have the financial means to support themselves through NCTJ journalism training, giving them the opportunity to pursue one of the most exciting and rewarding careers around. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
Nederlandse Omroep Stichting (NOS) |
Not disclosed |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
Comments from Recipient | Today, having compiled the information I needed about the Google News Initiative, I found out that due to contractual limitations I'm not at liberty to inform you on the height of the incentive payment as provided by Google / YouTube.
However, in general I can assure you that the NOS News department never has signed and never will sign contracts that limit our editorial freedom in any way. |
References | Link to source |
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New Delhi Television Ltd. (NDTV India) |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | India |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Nexo Jornal |
Not disclosed |
Latin America |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Brazil |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Next Media Accelerator |
Next Lab NYC Edition |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Media Match is a format that originated in Hamburg in 2017 during the well-known and hype Online Marketing Rockstars (OMR) conference. Every year we bring, for the occasion, 50 media tech startups together with media investors and media executives for two days of matchmaking and pitches...We are also very proud to count with the support of a partner such as Google News Initiative both in Europe and in USA. Erica Anderson, US Partnerships Google News Lab US welcomed our startups in NYC. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Terms | Partner |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Nine News Australia |
Not disclosed |
Australia and New Zealand |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Noticias Telemundo |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Nyoooz |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | India |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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One World Media |
Grant |
Europe |
2018
| £15,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | One World Media is a non-profit organisation that supports international journalism and promotes media coverage of global issues. For 30 years we have been working with partners in the UK and internationally to enable media that informs and connects the world’s people... Our Partners: Google |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Comments from Recipient | Google has been wonderfully supportive of One World Media's efforts to support journalists, especially young and emerging journalists and filmmakers, around the world to report on developing countries and issues. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Online News Association |
Online News Association 2018 Conference (ONA18), Austin. Google Student Newsroom |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $10,000 - $30,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Online News Association’s 2018 conference brings together some of the most innovative minds in digital media, including journalists, media executives, product teams, entrepreneurs, students and educators. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Terms | Diamond Sponsor |
References | Link to source |
|
OpenNews |
2017 News Nerd Survey |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Last year, OpenNews released the findings from a News Nerd Survey, which gathered responses from more than 700 members of the journalism code community. Today, we’re excited to share findings from deep-dive interviews with a subset of those respondents: 11 “local coders,” journalists in technical roles from smaller, local, and regional publications. Thanks again to all of the respondents to the survey, to Network Impact for conducting the interviews, and to Google News Initiative for underwriting this work. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source |
|
OpenNews |
SRCCON 2018 |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | SRCCON Annual Conference |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Terms | Core Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
PBS NewsHour |
AR or Field Production Journalists |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $20,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Through this project, PBS NewsHour will train their traditional field production journalists to collect and create 3D assets and other media to support and enhance their reporting through augmented reality. |
Program Details | This project was one of 11 to share in $195,000 as winners of the 2018 Journalism 360 Challenge. The challenge is a joint initiative of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Online News Association, and the Google News Initiative, a $300 million effort the company launched in 2018. Google's contribution to this program was not disclosed. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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PBS NewsHour/WETA |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Polis |
Journalism AI |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | To help news industry use Artificial Intelligence (AI) in more innovative ways, Google has announced a partnership with Polis, the international journalism think-tank at London School of Economics and Political Science, to create "Journalism AI". Part of the Google News Initiative (GNI), the "Journalism AI" project will focus on research and training for newsrooms on the intersection of AI and journalism. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source |
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Postmedia |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Canada |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Press Patron |
Not disclosed |
Australia and New Zealand |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | New Zealand |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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ProPublica |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $250,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
Comments from Recipient | Google awarded us $250,000. We received our first installment in 2018 and the second will be sent later this year. The project is for our work on visual investigations — journalism that uses video, images, and audio as primary sources of information. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Projeto Credibilidade |
Grant |
Latin America |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Brazil |
Project Details | Projeto Credibilidade is the Brazilian chapter of the U.S. based Trust Project. In Brazil, the project is run a parternship with Unesp and is funded by Google. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
Quartz |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
Comments from Recipient | thanks for reaching out. I can confirm we were part of the program but we're unable to disclose terms of the agreement. |
References | Link to source |
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R.AGE, Star Media Group |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Malaysia |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
Refinery29 |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
ShepHertz |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | India |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Singapore Press Holdings |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Singapore |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) |
SOPA 2018 Awards for Editorial Excellence |
Asia |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | China |
Project Details | The Society of Publishers in Asia is host to the prestigious annual SOPA Awards for Editorial Excellence, which serve as the world-class benchmark for quality journalism in the region. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Terms | Platinum Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) |
SOPA 2019 Awards for Editorial Excellence |
Asia |
2019
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | China |
Project Details | The Society of Publishers in Asia is host to the prestigious annual SOPA Awards for Editorial Excellence, which serve as the world-class benchmark for quality journalism in the region. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Terms | Platinum Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
Société Brut |
Not disclosed |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | France |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Stern.de |
Not disclosed |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Sure and Share Center |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Thailand |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
Comments from Recipient | We did get support from the fund which we had proposed the project for improving our job, as Google announced in their own site.
However, we'll not discuss or disclose about an amount of fund we are getting supported.
But I can tell you that the grant would help us to further push our main objective in Fact-Checking content thrives by not compromising any journalism code of conducts. |
References | Link to source |
|
TKM |
Not disclosed |
Latin America |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
TV Asahi Corporation |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Japan |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
TVO |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Canada |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Telefe Noticias |
Not disclosed |
Latin America |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Telegraaf Media Groep |
Not disclosed |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Tempco.co (PT Info Media Digital) |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Indonesia |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
Thai Rath |
Rights management platform for Thai freelance journalists |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Thailand |
Project Details | The digital arm of one of Thailand’s oldest news publishers, Thairath, will create a rights management platform for Thailand’s freelance journalists. This platform will help Thai “stringers” more easily manage their footage rights from media companies. By protecting and promoting the important work of independent Thai journalists, the effort will support both the Thai media ecosystem and global news agencies seeking news about Thailand. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
The Atlantic |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
The Economist |
Strengthen video production facilities |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | British publisher The Economist will strengthen its video production facilities and expertise, enabling it to launch a weekly video format that will explore the true story behind trending news topics. Through live streaming and audience engagement tools, viewers will be able to interact with the story along with the producers, their processes and sources. The new format aims to give viewers the tools to spot misinformation, analyze news sources and join the conversation. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
The Guardian |
Not disclosed |
Europe |
2018
| $500,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
The Guardian |
Audio innovation project to drive reader revenues from audio content (a project of Guardian News & Media Australia) |
Australia and New Zealand |
2019
| A$200,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | In 2019, the team at Guardian Australia secured $200,000 AUD for an audio innovation project to drive reader revenues from audio content. |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
|
The Guardian Nigeria |
Not disclosed |
Africa |
2018
| $500,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Nigeria |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
The Hill |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
The New York Times |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
The News Lens |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Taiwan |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
The Record |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Nepal |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
|
The Washington Post |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
Comments from Recipient | I cannot disclose the amount of that funding but if you were to imply that it was in the neighborhood of $25 million that would be egregiously incorrect. You would need to get confirmation from Google on the amount of the funding. |
References | Link to source |
|
The Young Turks |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
|
Tiso Blackstar |
Not disclosed |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | South Africa |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Tokyo Broadcasting System |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Japan |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Tribune Broadcasting |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Turkbox |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | India |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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VOCER |
Vocer Innovation Day 2018 |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Vocer Innovation Day 2018: Sponsors of Vocer, Google News Initiative |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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VTC Television |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Vietnam |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Verificado 2018 |
Verificado |
Latin America |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Mexico |
Project Details | To provide clear and credible information about the elections to the Mexican public, and limit the impact of mis- and disinformation on public discourse. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Video Volunteers |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | India |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Vox |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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WCNT-tv |
Not disclosed |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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Witness |
Witness Media Lab |
United States and Canada |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | In collaboration with the News Lab at Google, and continuing the work of its predecessor, the Human Rights Channel on YouTube, the WITNESS Media Lab will address the challenges of finding, verifying, and contextualizing eyewitness videos for the purpose of creating lasting change. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Terms | The WITNESS Media Lab is a project of WITNESS and the Google News Initiative. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) |
9th Digital Media Awards: Asian Publishers |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) and South China Morning Post (SCMP) emerged as the biggest winners at the 9th Digital Media Awards organised by the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA). The Prize delivered in Hong Kong awards two new Gold winners from Indonesia and the Philippines...This year’s Awards, sponsored by Google News Initiative, attracted 157 entries from 27 media companies across 10 Asian countries. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
References | Link to source |
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World Press Photo Foundation |
Expore Program: The Ethical Image - Challenges in Visualizing a Changing World |
Asia |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | China |
Project Details | This event is organised by the World Press Photo Foundation ‘Explore’ program, the Journalism and Media Studies Centre of the University of Hong Kong, and Rights Exposure. It is supported by the WYNG Media Award (WMA) the Google News Initiative. |
Program Details | The program was funded through the $300 million Google News Initiative, launched by the company in 2018. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Zasgiyn Gazriin Medee Daily (National News Corporation) |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2019
| $0 - $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge |
Country | Mongolia |
Project Details | No Description |
Program Details | This program was funded through the Google News Initiative (GNI) Asia Pacific Innovation Challenge, which awarded $3.2 million to 23 projects in 2019. The Asia Pacific Challenge is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | Google chose 23 projects worldwide to share in $3.2m in funding. Google will fund selected projects up to $300,000. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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iNews |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Indonesia |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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laSexta.com |
Not disclosed |
Europe |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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tvOne |
Not disclosed |
Asia |
2018
| $0 - $25,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Initiative YouTube Innovation Funding |
Country | Indonesia |
Project Details | In July 2018, we announced the steps we’re taking as part of the Google News Initiative to support the future of news in online video and our efforts to improve the news experience on YouTube. This included a $25M investment across the following three areas: News working group to collaborate with partners to help us develop new product features and improve the news experience on YouTube; Innovation funding to provide capacity-building grants to news publishers; Expanded support team for news partners around the world; We are pleased to share the 87 recipients of GNI YouTube innovation funding from 23 countries across the world. |
Program Details | This program was one of 87 recipients to share in $25 million provided through the Google News Initiative (GNI) YouTube innovation funding. The YouTube funding is part of the $300 million Google News Initiative the company launched in 2018. |
Terms | $25 million investment through GNI to improve news experience on YouTube |
References | Link to source |
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AdBooker |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | South Africa |
Project Details | An open-source, streamlined workflow management system for planning and managing media advertising. It will generate ad rates and manage bookings, artwork production and ad placements. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Africa Check |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | South Africa, Nigeria |
Project Details | A pan-African, non-partisan and crowdsourced fact-checking service that systematically verifies claims made in media reports. The project is intended to improve the accuracy and quality of reporting by exposing incorrect assertions by sources quoted in the media as well as errors in news stories. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Africa’s Wealth (renamed NewsStack) |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Nigeria, Namibia |
Project Details | A project to integrate a new generation of forensic data analysis tools such as DocumentCloud, Poderopedia, Overview andMapa76, into a unified and reusable journalist toolkit. The kit will be used in a yearlong, pan-African investigation by 10 media organizations into the continent’s extractive industries. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Citizen Desk |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Mozambique |
Project Details | This toolkit that allows news organizations to create a mobile-optimized platform for aggregating, verifying, publishing and rewarding citizen journalism. The platform will be integrated into the widely used Superdesk production management system and serve as a way to incorporate citizen journalism into a news organization’s core workflow. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Code4Ghana |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Ghana |
Project Details | This “kick-starter program” helps Ghanaian media experiment with data-driven journalism. It will provide access to data scientists and programmers, specialized training and a series of public “hackathons” designed to build news tools that take advantage of the new Ghana Open Data Initiative. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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ConvergeCMS |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda |
Project Details | An open-source and data-optimized editorial content management system and technical support program designed specifically for African media houses. It will help newsrooms centralize and manage content creation, dissemination, archiving and workflows. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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CorruptionNET |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | South Africa |
Project Details | An open-source mobile platform that gives citizen reporters a step-by-step toolkit for filing journalistic reports to newsrooms about corruption or other abuses of public resources. The citizens can report using SMS or MXit, Africa’s largest social mobile network. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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DataWrapper |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Nigeria, Senegal, Tanzania |
Project Details | An initiative that establishes a network of full-fledged data visualization desks in forward-thinking newsrooms across Africa. It will help improve the use of interactive infographics and data-driven visual news apps, using the open-source DataWrapper toolkit plus other powerful graphic tools. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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End-to-End (renamed First Mile Crowdmapping) |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Liberia, Ghana, Kenya |
Project Details | A crowdsourced reporting tool built on top of the SourceMap.com platform to help African journalists and citizens tell complex investigative stories. This tool will visually map the people, places and events behind the “first mile” of supply chains, so that consumers can understand where goods originate in African industries such as cocoa or logging. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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FlashCast |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Kenya |
Project Details | This platform will beam hyperlocal news to commuters in taxis and buses, using smart, location-aware LED displays. It also allows the audience to use their mobile or other digital devices to engage in conversation about news items with viewers in other taxis and buses. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Green Hornet |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | South Africa |
Project Details | A plug-and-play toolkit for journalistic sources and whistleblowers, developed in collaboration with the Tor Project for use by investigative reporters in African newsrooms. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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ListeningPost |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | South Africa |
Project Details | Africa’s first social media-focused newsroom will produce actionable information from citizen reporters. It will establish a customized Storyful dashboard that aggregates social media posts and will include mobile apps that commission and sell crowdsourced photos and news. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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MoJo: Keeping media honest by monitoring online journalism |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | South Africa |
Project Details | A user-friendly toolkit of analytical software for African media-monitoring projects and other civic watchdogs. It will help improve media professionalism by keeping the media honest, detecting online censorship and exposing plagiarism. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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ODADI (renamed Code4SouthAfrica) |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | South Africa |
Project Details | An incubator for watchdog journalism that embeds data scientists and programmers into newsrooms to build new data desks and news APIs. The group will receive additional support from a local civic technology lab, which will provide trainers who help the reporters use data in stories. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Oxpeckers |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | South Africa |
Project Details | A narrative mapping project that uses satellite imagery and geographic data analysis in stories to expose cross-border criminals and syndicates damaging the environment through logging, poaching and ecological degradation. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Wikipedia Zero |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Tunisia, Uganda |
Project Details | An initiative designed to boost original content from African news media for the new Wikipedia Zero mobile platform that is available free of charge to hundreds of millions of Africans, in 37 African languages, via either SMS or mobile phones. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
ZeroNews |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | |
Project Details | A simple tool for African news publishers to disseminate their content, free of charge, on mobile channels, including Facebook Zero and various Google platforms, so that they can reach a new generation of mobile news consumers in a cost-effective way. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
actNOW |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Ghana |
Project Details | A mobile application that empowers audiences to act on investigative reportage, by providing simple tools for citizens to organize themselves into civic action groups around issues reported by the media, or to petition government or corporations in response to journalistic exposés |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
africanDRONE (renamed skyCAM) |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Kenya, Nigeria |
Project Details | A pilot project that establishes Africa’s first newsroom-based “eye in the sky” drones and camera-equipped balloons to help media that cannot afford news helicopters cover breaking news in dangerous situations or difficult-to-reach locations. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
openAFRICA |
African News Innovation Challenge |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2012
| $10,000 - $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa |
Project Details | A digital document and knowledge management toolkit, coupled with the creation of a pan-African online archive, to house and search documents for investigative pieces. This kit will streamline freedom of information (FOI) requests to government agencies and then use semantic search and analysis tools to help journalists and the broader public assess these documents. |
Program Details | This project was one of 20 winners that split the $1 million awarded through the 2012 African News Innovation Challenge. Google was one of several funders of the challenge. Google's exact contribution to this program is unknown. |
Terms | Twenty African media innovators will receive a total of $1 million to develop digital projects that improve the quality of news across the continent, as part of the first African News Innovation Challenge (ANIC). ANIC’s founding partners include Google, Omidyar Network, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, the U.S. State Department, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) and WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
20 Minutes |
Native Advertising Offers |
Europe |
2013
| €267,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Creation of a range of "Natives" advertising offers with a dedicated back office for the advertiser |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
20 Minutes |
Personalization |
Europe |
2014
| €853,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | To personalize the editorial offer and the user experience |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Alternatives Economiques |
Digital Offering |
Europe |
2013
| €457,500 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | An exclusively digital publication on economic and international news |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
BFMTV |
BFM Social Media |
Europe |
2013
| €261,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | BFM Social Media, the first social information political platform in France |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Bastamag |
Editorial offer for monetization |
Europe |
2016
| €105,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A new editorial offer to attract financial support from readers |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
Comments from Recipient | Everything was ok with this grant |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
|
Books |
BooksFeed |
Europe |
2014
| €205,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The world in the light of books |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Challenges |
Mobile Economic & Political Edition |
Europe |
2014
| €1,100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A daily economic and politica edition for mobile and tablets |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Charlie Hebdo |
Cartoon Application |
Europe |
2013
| €53,500 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | An application to see and make cartoons |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Citizenside |
Newzulu: Photo fact checking |
Europe |
2013
| €170,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A fact checking tool for photo support |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Contexte |
Paywall |
Europe |
2013
| €441,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A paying model "multifaceted" adapted to a niche press |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Contexte |
Le Hub Politique |
Europe |
2014
| €766,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | New use of political information |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Courrier Picard |
Interactive mobile walk |
Europe |
2014
| €56,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | An interactive mobile walk to discover the city d' Amiens |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Economie Matin |
Navigation |
Europe |
2013
| €29,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | New navigation interfaces in the economic section |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Europe 1 |
Video offer |
Europe |
2014
| €1,040,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A new video offer |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Express Roularta |
Big data |
Europe |
2013
| €1,970,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A big data platform to move from a brand centric approach to a user centric vision |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Factadata |
Data Refinery |
Europe |
2014
| €176,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Integrated public data platform |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Groupe Figaro |
Si Xiang Bali (a project of Le Figaro) |
Europe |
2013
| €497,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | An offer of lifestyle content in Mandarin |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Groupe Figaro |
Data 2014 (a project of Le Figaro) |
Europe |
2013
| €1,735,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Collect, store, process and activate user data |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Groupe Figaro |
Figaro.tv (a project of Le Figaro) |
Europe |
2013
| €1,820,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Figaro.tv, more than 100 videos per day to bring the group into the era of images/video |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Groupe Les Echos |
Grid (a project of Les Echos) |
Europe |
2013
| €588,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | "Grid", the multi-stream mobile application dedicated to businesses and business intelligence |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Groupe Les Echos |
Solutions (a project of Les Echos) |
Europe |
2013
| €2,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A national service platform for companies to view or post ads and access information on divestitures, company repossessions, and public procurement offers |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Groupe Les Echos |
Start (a project of Les Echos) |
Europe |
2013
| €458,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A platform dedicated to students and recent graduates |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Jeune Afrique |
Africa Editorial Content |
Europe |
2013
| €150,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Create the first platform for resale of French-language editorial content on Africa |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
L'Opinion |
Highlighter |
Europe |
2013
| €69,500 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A content sharing application |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
L'Opinion |
Municipal 2014 |
Europe |
2013
| €57,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | An editorial aggregator for political news |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
La Croix |
Cross Data-Driven Media |
Europe |
2013
| €835,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | "Cross Data-Driven Media", know and qualify its audience to better push and adapt the paid offers |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
La Dépêche |
Regional news & information |
Europe |
2013
| €382,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A premium offer of regional information |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
La Montagne |
Local information |
Europe |
2013
| €191,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Create dynamic display media around local information |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
La Provence |
Graphical access experience |
Europe |
2013
| €298,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A new graphical experience to change access modes to information on the site |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
La Tribune |
Semantic Engine |
Europe |
2013
| €73,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A semantic engine to structure the publisher's data |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Le Monde |
Le Monde Afrique |
Europe |
2013
| €402,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | 100% digital product to address African audiences |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Le Monde |
2014 Mobility First |
Europe |
2013
| €1,840,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | An exclusive and experimental offer dedicated to mobile uses |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Le Nouvel Observateur |
Daily Obs |
Europe |
2013
| €1,990,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | DailyObs, the first digital newspaper for a News magazine |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Le Parisien |
My Digital Neighborhood |
Europe |
2013
| €1,042,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A paid offer dedicated to the Paris region |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Le Parisien |
Data Journalism |
Europe |
2013
| €144,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Become the leading news media on data journalism |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Le Parisien |
Digital TV |
Europe |
2013
| €556,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Parisien.fr |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Le Point |
Digital Newsmag 360 |
Europe |
2013
| €1,369,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Upscale weekly magazine |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Le Télégramme |
Local Information Paywall |
Europe |
2013
| €640,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Creation of a paywall on a local information offer of quality |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Les Inrocks |
Premium club offer |
Europe |
2013
| €258,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A premium "club" offer for subscribers |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Libération |
Exclusive Digital Offers |
Europe |
2013
| €649,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | An offer of exclusive digital publications with an end-of-day newspaper, supplements and ebooks on demand |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Marscatu |
Marseille Economic Newsletter |
Europe |
2013
| €131,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Creation of specialized online newsletter on the economy in Marseille |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Ouest-France |
Ednum |
Europe |
2013
| €1,384,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Two online editions a day to "differentiate itself from the French digital market" |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Paris Match |
Photo stories |
Europe |
2013
| €654,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | News by the image |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Playcorp |
France Live: Local video on mobile |
Europe |
2013
| €361,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | An offer of local videos pushed on a network of mobile apps and sites dedicated to each of the 14 major cities of France |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Rue89 |
Digital Journalism MOOC |
Europe |
2013
| €240,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | The first French MOOC on digital journalism |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Rue89 |
Lyon69 |
Europe |
2013
| €104,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | To make the site a benchmark for outsourced creation and production of local data journalism |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Slate |
So Slate |
Europe |
2013
| €758,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Automated social curation to analyze digital conversations |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Sud Ouest |
Subscription Offer |
Europe |
2013
| €700,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Development of a multi-service subscription offer |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
Sud Ouest |
Data Local |
Europe |
2013
| €344,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Exploiting geographical data of readers to design content offerings and multiply subscriptions |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
The New York Times/International Herald Tribune |
International journalism platform |
Europe |
2013
| €762,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A platform for aggregation and curation of the best of international journalism |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
The Voix du Nord |
Paywall |
Europe |
2013
| €840,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | Creation of 1524 hyper local ports behind a paywall |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
|
World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) |
MediasDemain Conference |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | The #MediasDemain conference (Towards the media of tomorrow) held in Paris last month, was organised by Google-IPWA's Fund for Digital Innovation of the Press (FINP) and WAN-IFRA. Speakers included Sheila Fitszimons, Executive Director of Transformation at The Guardian, Richard Gingras, Head of News and Social Products for Google, Jim Roberts, Executive Director and Chief Content Officer of Mashable and Richard Gutjahr, a German broadcast journalist-turned individual name-brand blogger |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
|
Worldcrunch |
Content export platform |
Europe |
2013
| €239,000 |
|
Google Division | Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund |
Country | France |
Project Details | A platform to export content from the European and African press to the Anglo-Saxon world |
Program Details | This project was funded through the Google-AIPG Digital Innovation Press Fund. The company said it would provide €60 million over three years through the program. |
References | Link to source |
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Aftenposten |
Fellowship Recipient: Unknown |
Europe |
2017
| kr0 - kr65,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | Members are offered an eight-week placement during the summer (June – September 2017), and selected members receive up to $ 65,000 NOK in support from the news organization they have been accepted with (amount determined by the organization's own discretion), as an aid to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to 65,000 NOK for each publisher to allocate |
References | Link to source |
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Agence France-Presse (AFP) |
2018 Fellowship: Jean-Gabriel Fernandez |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €8,250 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | France |
Project Details | The "Fellows" will receive a maximum allocation of € 8,250 which will be paid directly to them by the host media (the exact amount of compensation will be fixed by the media) for the duration of the Fellowship (12 weeks between April 1 and August 31, 2018 according to the editorial staff). |
Terms | Stipend paid by host media organization |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Aller Media |
2017 Fellowship: Erika Bergman |
Europe |
2017
| kr0 - kr65,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Each fellow is offered 8 weeks of work during the summer (June to September 2017) and selected fellows receive support from the respective news organization of up to 65,000 SEK (the amount is up to the news organization) to help cover the costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stiped of up to 65,000 SEK to each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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American Society of News Editors |
ASNE News Now Ideas Summit |
United States and Canada |
2010
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Annual Convention. Eric Schmidt keynote speaker |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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American Society of News Editors |
ASNE Newsroom Diversity Survey |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Google News Lab and Knight Foundation provided the funding for this year's survey research, which was directed by Adam Maksl, Ph.D., assistant professor of journalism at Indiana University Southeast. The research team at the School of Communication + Journalism at Florida International University, led by assistant professor Yu Liu, Ph.D., administered the questionnaire and collected the data. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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American Society of News Editors |
Newsroom Employment Diversity Survey |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The 2018 survey will be underwritten by a $300,000 grant from the Democracy Fund, as well as contributions from the Google News Lab and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Arizona State University |
Training Lab Pilot (a project of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication) |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Starting this summer, Google News Lab staff will meet with Cronkite News faculty and students to train them on variety of journalism tools involving data visualizations, immersive storytelling, verification and fact checking, as well as audience engagement and other topics involving Google tools. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Asian American Journalists Association |
Asia Digital Journalism Student Award |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $1,500 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | This award recognizes the best journalism that features “new ways of storytelling” using any sort of digital technology to tell stories that matter in the region. In partnership with the award’s sponsor Google, AAJA is looking for the best and brightest work that tells the continuing story and issues of how our society continues to evolve in the physical and digital world....Winner will receive $1000 USD along with a travel stipend of up to $500 for airfare to help attend the AAJA-Asia N3 conference to accept their award. |
References | Link to source |
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Asian American Journalists Association |
Asia Digital Journalism Student Award |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $1,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | AAJA-Asia Google Digital Journalism Student Award 2016 aims to provide a platform for prospective journalists to put “new ways of story-telling” into practice with a mixture of digital technology to tell stories that matter in the region...Winner will receive $1000 USD, travel to attend GEN SUMMIT 2017 (in Vienna this year |
References | Link to source |
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Asian American Journalists Association |
Asia Digital Journalism Student Award |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $1,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | AAJA-Asia Google Digital Journalism Student Award aims to provide a platform for prospective journalists to put new ways of story-telling into practice with a mixture of digital technology and tell stories that matter in the region...US$1,000 travel stipend to attend GEN Summit |
References | Link to source |
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Asian American Journalists Association |
Asia Digital Journalism Student Award |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $1,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Google News Lab and AAJA-Asia are partnering to award the best student-made digital journalism project of the year. The winner (or winning team) gets US$1,000, free conference tickets and more. Applications are due May 5, 2018. |
References | Link to source |
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Association for Online Publishing (AOP) |
AOP Digital Publishing Rising Star Award 2018 |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The AOP Digital Publishing Awards are the only awards specifically designed to celebrate the work of the individuals and teams who fuel the success of the UK’s digital publishing sector. With categories for editorial, commercial, partnerships and publishing excellence, there is an opportunity for everyone working in digital publishing to shine. |
Terms | Google sponsored the Digital Publishing Rising Star Award |
References | Link to source |
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BBC |
2016 Fellowship: Liam Bolton (BBC News Labs) |
Europe |
2016
| £0 - £6,400 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £6,400 EUR (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £6,400 |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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BBC |
2016 Fellowship: Georgina Rannard (BBC News Labs) |
Europe |
2016
| £0 - £6,400 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £6,400 EUR (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £6,400 |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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BBC |
2017 Fellowship: Varun Bala Krishnan (BBC News Labs) |
Europe |
2017
| £0 - £5,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £5,000 (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £5,000 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Berliner Morgenpost |
2016 Fellowship: Hans Hack |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Berliner Morgenpost |
Google News Fellowship: Simon Haas |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Berliner Zeitung |
Google News Fellowship: Britt-Marie Lakamper |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Blick |
2016 Fellowship: Yasmine Sihite |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Bureau of Investigative Journalism |
2016 Fellowship: Josh Robbins |
Europe |
2016
| €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £6,400 (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £6,400 |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Bureau of Investigative Journalism |
2017 Fellowship: Rachel Lavin |
Europe |
2017
| €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £5,000 (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £5,000 for each fellow |
Comments from Recipient | We have found Google to be a hands-off funder. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Bureau of Investigative Journalism |
Press Gazette British Journalism Awards: Innovation of the Year Award Sponsored by Google |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Innovation of the Year Award sponsored by Google. Winners: Megan Lucero, Maeve McClenaghan, Gareth Davies and Charles Boutaud of The Bureau of Investigative Journalism for The Bureau Local. |
References | Link to source |
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Bureau of Investigative Journalism |
2018 Fellowship |
Europe |
2018
| €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
|
Bureau of Investigative Journalism |
Three Year Support of Bureau Local |
Europe |
2018
| £250,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Google also announced a £250,000 grant for Bureau Local – the collaborative network of more than 450 local journalists that forms part of non-profit UK outfit The Bureau of Investigative Journalism. |
Comments from Recipient |
We have found Google to be a hands-off funder. |
References | Link to source |
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Børsen |
2017 Fellowship: Søren Vestergaard Thiesen |
Europe |
2017
| Kr.0 - Kr.50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | All fellows are offered an eight-week internship during the summer (June-September 2017), and selected fellows receive financial support from their news organization of up to 50,000 DKK as a contribution to expenses. |
Terms | Google provides up to 50,000 DKK to each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Canadian Journalism Foundation |
NewsWise |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Can$500,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Canada |
Country | Canada |
Project Details | With a $500,000 grant from Google Canada, the CJF is thrilled to be partnering with CIVIX on NewsWise - a program to provide school aged Canadians with the tools and skills to find and filter accurate information online. The program will reach 1.5 million Canadians (ages 9-19) and the goal is to increase students’ ability to analyze media messages and expand their knowledge about how news is produced. |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Cooperative Media |
Collaborative Journalism Summit Presenting Sponsor |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $20,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Presented by Rita Allen Foundation and Google News Lab: Join us May 4-5 on the campus of Montclair State University for a symposium on collaborative reporting projects and cooperative news networks. Hosted by the Center for Cooperative Media, this Collaborative Journalism Summit seeks to bring together journalism organizations from around the world to discuss the role of collaboration in today's media environment, look at case studies, learn best practices, discuss lessons-learned, and to network with each other. |
Terms | Event Sponsorship |
Comments from Recipient | Google was the presenting sponsor ($20,000) at the first Collaborative Journalism Summit in 2017. They presented at the conference about Electionland, including releasing their full report on the project in conjunction with ProPublica and showing a video. I was thrilled, because that was an important report that I wanted to feature at the conference anyhow.
Google was a great partner. Their sponsorship helped me cover a lot of costs, Olivia Ma was easy to work with, and they shipped pens and notebooks to us for all conference attendees. Their presentation about Electionland (a landmark collaborative) was excellent. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
Environmental/Animals |
United States and Canada |
2007
| $300,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Environmental/Animals |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
Environmental/Animals |
United States and Canada |
2008
| $500,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Environmental/Animals |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
The Future of Food |
United States and Canada |
2009
| $35,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To fund the finishing production of the feature-length documentary investigating the future of coal. "Dirty Business" |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
Dirty Business documentary |
United States and Canada |
2010
| $50,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To fund the finishing production of the feature-length documentary investigating the future of coal. "Dirty Business" |
References | Link to source |
|
Center for Investigative Reporting |
TechRaking 2012 |
United States and Canada |
2012
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | CIR and Google are teaming up to co-host TechRaking 2012, an event that will bring together technologists and muckrakers to form a more perfect union by exploring the problems and opportunities that lay before us. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
Climate change & agriculture reporting |
United States and Canada |
2012
| $100,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To support climate change & agriculture report |
References | Link to source |
|
Center for Investigative Reporting |
2013 Fellowship: Nathaniel Lash |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $8,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $7,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $7.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | We can confirm this information is accurate, however, all of the Fellowship grants are paid directly to the recipients, the funds are not paid to CIR directly. -- Can confirm who the fellows are, not the dollar amount. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
2014 Fellowship: Emmanuel Martinez |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $9,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | We can confirm this information is accurate, however, all of the Fellowship grants are paid directly to the recipients, the funds are not paid to CIR directly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
2014 Fellowship: Suyeon Son |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $9,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | We can confirm this information is accurate, however, all of the Fellowship grants are paid directly to the recipients, the funds are not paid to CIR directly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
TechRaking Toronto |
United States and Canada |
2014
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Canada |
Project Details | Designed for journalists, broadcasters, digital designers and technologists, TechRaking: Weathering the News will explore the unique challenges and stories of Canada’s Arctic as it confronts climate change, shifting cultures, populations and industries, and the issues of open data and access to information as it applies to the region. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
2015 Fellowship: Sinduja Rangarajan |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | We can confirm this information is accurate, however, all of the Fellowship grants are paid directly to the recipients, the funds are not paid to CIR directly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
TechRaking: Verifying the News |
United States and Canada |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Designed for journalists, technologists, academics and imaging experts, at TechRaking: Verifying the News, we will highlight use cases, share information, discuss technology and look for ways to create more widespread adoption of visual verification in newsrooms. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
TechRaking Paris |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | France |
Project Details | Designed for technologists, designers and journalists, TechRaking: Starting the News will explore the intersection of journalism innovation, community information needs and the entrepreneurship required to drive both forward. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
TechRaking Berlin: Taming the News |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | On Friday, May 8, The Center for Investigative Reporting and The News Lab at Google are teaming up for TechRaking: Taming the News, where we will examine real-world examples of people who’ve built new networks and channels for empathy, as well as those who’ve had their lives turned upside down by bad decisions – a dumb Tweet, an angry outburst in public, an embarrassing accident caught on video. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
Food and environment reporting network |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $125,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Support the Future of Food, a cutting edge multi-platform for food and farming reporting |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
TechRaking London: Changing the News |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | TechRaking London: Changing the News is a full-day event on Wednesday, March 25, hosted by The Center for Investigative Reporting and the News Lab at Google, where attendees will work to create innovative approaches to reporting, engaging and designing solutions for telling the story of climate change, to empower communities in new and surprising ways. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
TechRaking: Elevating the News |
United States and Canada |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | TechRaking: Elevating the News is a full-day event – hosted by The Center for Investigative Reporting, the News Lab at Google and Stanford University’s John S. Knight Journalism Fellowship program – where attendees will hear about best-use cases for drones in journalism, see examples of their use in storytelling and dive into conversations about how drones can be integrated into the airspace, given recent safety and privacy concerns. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
TechRaking DC: Meeting the Challenge |
United States and Canada |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Center for Investigative Reporting and the Google News Lab are proud to invite you to the first TechRaking D.C.: Meeting the Challenge. Innovation is critical in journalism. We know that, and we are working to bring new ideas to market. At TechRaking D.C.: Meeting the Challenge, we will discuss what it means to integrate innovation into newsrooms to expand the opportunities for great reporting. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
To support food and environment reporting network |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $50,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Future of Food |
Comments from Recipient | We can confirm this information is accurate, however, all of the Fellowship grants are paid directly to the recipients, the funds are not paid to CIR directly. |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
2016 Fellowship: Jieqian Zhang |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | We can confirm this information is accurate, however, all of the Fellowship grants are paid directly to the recipients, the funds are not paid to CIR directly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
TechRaking Berlin 16 |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | On 30 April the Centre for Investigative Reporting staged its #TechRaking event in Berlin, together with Google News Lab and Correctiv. The aim of the day and format, launched in 2012: to “develop transformative ideas and solutions to challenges that communities have to face around the world – including those that specifically affect journalists in reporting news and information.” |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
Support for the Future Food Project |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $125,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Support for the Future Food Project |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
Reveal Labs |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Today, with our partners at the Google News Lab, CIR is proud to announce the next chapter in our mission to fuel local investigative reporting and community engagement: Reveal Labs. Our work with the Google team is in its fourth year and originated from TechRaking, an event series at the intersection of news, technology and design that we’ve produced in cities across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. Through TechRaking, together we’ve built a network of partners and contributors that continues to thrive and deliver new tools for journalism. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
2017 Fellowship: Kara Tabor |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of $8,500 USD and $1,000 USD travel budget |
Terms | Google provides a $9,500 stipend for each fellow |
Comments from Recipient | We can confirm this information is accurate, however, all of the Fellowship grants are paid directly to the recipients, the funds are not paid to CIR directly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
TechRaking 20: News from the Sky |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | This month, more than 70 journalists, scientists and other experts met to explore this new frontier in data journalism at Google’s San Francisco offices. The daylong event – co-hosted by The Center for Investigative Reporting and Google on Sept. 8 – was the 20th in CIR’s TechRaking series. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Center for Investigative Reporting |
2018 Fellowship: Yan Wu |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $10,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $9,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $9K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | We can confirm this information is accurate, however, all of the Fellowship grants are paid directly to the recipients, the funds are not paid to CIR directly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Centre for Community Journalism |
Hack the Local |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | On 11 and 12 June, Cardiff University’s Centre for Community Journalism and Computational and Data Journalism MSc brought together journalists, community members, software developers and more to build new apps and platforms for local news at our Hack the Local event...We’d like to say a massive thank you to everyone who spent their weekends with us, and to the sponsors who provided prizes and refreshments: Google News Lab, Tableau, National Software Academy, Seasons Cafe Bar and Pieminister. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Centre for Community Journalism |
Building the future of community journalism |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The event, sponsored by Google News Labs, is being held at the Wales Millennium Centre (WMC), Cardiff, and will start at 09:00 on January 11th. |
References | Link to source |
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Change for Equality |
Reporters Without Borders Annual Netizen Prize |
Middle East/North Africa |
2010
| €2,500 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Iran |
Project Details | Google has partnered with Reporters Without Borders in 2010 to award the annual Netizen who recognizes a user, blogger or cyber-dissident who has distinguished himself through investigative reporting, projects or other initiatives which has helped advance online freedom of information and which is likely to inspire fellow netizens around the world. The laureate receives a prize money of EUR 2,500. |
Terms | Laureates receive a €2500 prize funded by Google |
References | Link to source |
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Code for Africa |
StoryLab Academy |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | South Africa |
Project Details | A new initiative that will offer journalists across Africa training in skills like mobile reporting, mapping, data visualization, verification, and fact checking. In partnership with the World Bank and Code For Africa, this project aims to train more than 6,000 journalists by February 2018, in 12 major African cities: Abuja, Cape Town, Casablanca, Dakar, Dar es Salaam, Durban, Freetown, Johannesburg, Kampala, Lagos, Nairobi and Yaounde. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Code for Africa |
StoryLab Academy |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Morocco, Senegal, South Africa, Tanzania and Uganda |
Project Details | Training one person at a time in a newsroom seldom sparks meaningful organisational change: but hard-pressed newsrooms simply don’t have the time or resources to send large numbers of journalists away for intensive training.
That’s why Code for Africa (CfA) and the Google News Initiative will be offering workplace mentors and on-site workshops to help newsrooms use digital tools and techniques on real-world projects. The new training initiative will empower 3,350 journalists across eight African countries over the next six months. |
References | Link to source |
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Committee to Protect Journalists |
General Charitable Purpose |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $25,000 |
|
Google Division | Brin Wojcicki Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | General Support |
Terms | General Support |
References | Link to source |
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Committee to Protect Journalists |
General Charitable Purpose |
United States and Canada |
2012
| $50,000 |
|
Google Division | Brin Wojcicki Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | General Support |
Terms | General Support |
References | Link to source |
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Committee to Protect Journalists |
2013 Fellowship: Lauren Fedor |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $8,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $7,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $7.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Committee to Protect Journalists |
2014 Fellowship: Rachael Levy |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $9,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Committee to Protect Journalists |
2015 Fellowship: Lydia Tomkiw |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Constructive Institute |
Grant |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | An international Constructive Institute was launched yesterday, 1 March, with its first board meeting in Aarhus. The Institute, founded by Ulrik Haagerup, current Executive Director of News at Danish Broadcasting Corporation, lies at the heart of the constructive journalism movement, upholding reporting that is more fair, accurate, balanced and solutions focused. The institute, supported by United Nations, international media associations and Google, will help journalists and news organisations to apply constructive reporting in their daily work through providing access to an inspiring best practices portal, a fellowship program, relevant training curricula, and rigorous academic research. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Constructive Institute/European Broadcasting Union |
Global Constructive Journalism Conference |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | The world’s biggest conference on constructive journalism will bring together reporters, editors, media executives, scientists and politicians at Aarhus University on 26 & 27 October 2017...The conference is generously co-hosted by Google, the European Broadcasting Union, Aarhus University and the City of Aarhus. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Constructive Institute/European Broadcasting Union |
Global Constructive Journalism Conference |
Europe |
2019
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | The second Global Constructive Journalism conference will go international, taking place in Geneva, a city of global governance on 18 January 2019...The event is sponsored by Google and supported by the European Broadcasting Union, the United Nations, Fondation Hirondellle, FSK Invest, Effective Altruism Geneva, Solutions Journalism Network and the World Editors Forum within WAN-IFRA. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Correctiv |
2016 Google News Fellowship: Felix Michel |
Europe |
2016
| €6,400 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
Comments from Recipient | The information looks quite accurate. We were happy about this support. And Google never interfered with our
activities and never asked for anything inappropriate. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Correctiv |
Grant |
Europe |
2016
| €9,758 |
|
Google Division | Google Germany |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Grant |
Terms | See list of donations over €1000 listed under "Financing and Sponsors" |
Comments from Recipient | The information looks quite accurate. We were happy about this support. And Google never interfered with our
activities and never asked for anything inappropriate. |
References | Link to source |
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Correctiv |
Google News Fellowship: Elsa Harlan |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Credibility Coalition |
Credibility Coalition |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Co-founded by Ed Bice and An Xiao Mina of Meedan and Jennifer 8. Lee of Hacks/Hackers, the Credibility Coalition is a diverse, interdisciplinary community committed to improving our information ecosystems and media literacy through transparent and collaborative exploration. In March 2018 we announced the support of Google News Lab, the Facebook Journalism Project, Craig Newmark Philanthropies and additional private donors. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Dagens Nyheter |
2017 Fellowship: Lovisa Bergström |
Europe |
2017
| kr0 - kr65,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Each fellow is offered 8 weeks of work during the summer (June to September 2017) and selected fellows receive support from the respective news organization of up to 65,000 SEK (the amount is up to the news organization) to help cover the costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stiped of up to 65,000 SEK to each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Dagens Nyheter |
2018 Fellowship: Erik Stenberg |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Each fellow is offered 8 weeks of work during the summer (June to September 2018) and selected fellows receive support from the respective news organization of up to € 5,500 (amount to the news organization) to help cover the costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source |
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Der Spiegel |
2016 Fellowship: Simon Huwiler (Spiegel Online) |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Der Spiegel |
2017 Fellowship: Marie Segger (Spiegel Online) |
Europe |
2017
| €6,400 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Fellows receive a scholarship of €6400 from the host media organization for an 8-week fellowship program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a €6400 stipend for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Der Spiegel |
Google News Fellowship: Alexander Krause (Spiegel Online) |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Der Standard |
2016 Fellowship: Katharina Zingerle |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Der Standard |
Google News Fellowship: Hans Pagel |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Die Presse |
Google News Fellowship: Nikolaus Kommenda |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Die Presse |
2016 Fellowship: Nikolaus Kommenda |
Europe |
2016
| £0 - £6,400 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £6,400 EUR (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £6,400 |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Die Presse |
Google News Fellowship: Claudia Forrer |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Die Zeit |
2016 Fellowship: Alexa Steinbrück |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Die Zeit |
Google News Fellowship: Alsino Skowronnek (ZEIT ONLINE) |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Digital Identities |
Journalist Training |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Digital Identities powered by Google News Lab started as a pilot in Sweden in 2016. Since then, we have taken this workshop series to the UK, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Denmark and India...We have engaged with over 150 journalists from 10 countries to design radical experiments to engage audiences online. Participants include representatives from leading organisations such as Financial Times, The Economist, Svenska Dagbladet, Zee Television, Deutsche Welle and many more |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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East West International Media Conference |
Bronze Sponsor |
Asia |
2012
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | South Korea |
Project Details | Conference Sponsorship: Bronze |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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East West International Media Conference |
Reception sponsor |
Asia |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Singapore |
Project Details | The 2018 East-West Center International Media Conference kicked off in high style Sunday night, as participants gathered at National Gallery Singapore’s spectacular Smoke & Mirrors bar. Attendees enjoyed the panoramic view of the city, renewed old friendships and made new ones at the reception sponsored by Google and the Pacific Century Institute. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Ekstrabladet |
2017 Fellowship: Ole Krogsgaard |
Europe |
2017
| Kr.0 - Kr.50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Denmark |
Project Details | All fellows are offered an eight-week internship during the summer (June-September 2017), and selected fellows receive financial support from their news organization of up to 50,000 DKK as a contribution to expenses. |
Terms | Google provides up to 50,000 DKK to each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Escola de Dados |
Brazilian Conference on Data Journalism and Digital Methods (Coda.Br) |
Latin America |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Brazil |
Project Details | With the objective of sharing experiences and “getting your hands dirty,” the Escola de Dados (School of Data) is organizing the second edition of the pioneering Brazilian Conference on Data Journalism and Digital Methods, Coda.Br, on Nov. 25 and 26 in São Paulo...The event is carried out in partnership with the Google News Lab and has the support of the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas, in addition to Abraji, La Nación Data and the Python Software Foundation. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Escola de Dados |
Brazilian Conference on Data Journalism and Digital Methods (Coda.Br) |
Latin America |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | Brazil |
Project Details | For the third consecutive year, the School of Data organizes its annual conference of data journalism and digital methods together with major partners….Developed with Google News Initiative |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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European Data and Computational Journalism Conference |
European Data and Computational Journalism Conference: Dublin Ireland |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | The European Data and Computational Journalism Conference aims to bring together industry, practitioners and academics in the fields of journalism and news production and information, data, social and computer sciences, facilitating a multidisciplinary discussion on these topics in order to advance research and practice in the broad area of Data and Computational Journalism. Held in Dublin, Ireland, the conference presented a mix of academic talks and keynotes from industry leaders. It is followed by a half-day 'Introduction to Data Journalism' workshop and the 'Computational and Data Journalism Unconference'. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Brussels |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | News Impact Summit Brussels is a new type of media innovation event for journalists and editors, organised by the EJC in cooperation with the News Lab at Google, which will take place on the 24th of February 2015. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit London |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | On Friday , the fifth edition of the News Impact Summit (NIS London) will be held on the campus of LSE – London School of Economics and Political Science – in the heart ofin the. The NIS London will centre on the theme “The Social Impact of Digital Storytelling” and shed light on how digital age journalism plays a role in the resulting social impact, whether it is during the general election, natural disasters, or humanitarian conflicts. Organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC), the Google News Lab, and LSE’s Polis think-tank, this one full-day public event will feature some of the best practices in digital news reporting, data-driven storytelling, and user-generated content (UGC) investigation from all around the world. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Amsterdam |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | On Friday 30 October, the seventh edition of the News Impact Summit (NIS Amsterdam) will be held at Pakhuis de Zwijger. Carrying the theme “Remixing Journalism Formats, Technology and Design”, the event will put a spotlight on new journalism formats in which technology and design take up a central role. How can journalists and editors incorporate more and better visuals into reporting? How can data journalism and interesting new technologies be implemented effectively in the newsroom? These are questions that the News Impact Summit in Amsterdam will cover. Organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and Google News Lab, this one full-day public event will feature some of the experiences with new journalism formats. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Warsaw |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Poland |
Project Details | On Thursday 3 September, the sixth edition of the News Impact Summit (NIS Warsaw) will be held at PIN-UP STUDIOin Warsaw, Poland. The NIS Warsaw will centre on the theme "The Value of Digital Innovation & Quality Journalism” and discuss how today's journalism should embrace digitalisation in both content production and journalistic research, and find the solution to best merge digital transformation and traditional quality journalism. Organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and the Google News Lab, this one full-day public event will feature some of the best practices in digital content strategies as well as cutting edge data-driven storytelling and investigative methods from all around the world. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Paris |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | France |
Project Details | On Thursday 30 April 2015, the fourth edition of the News Impact Summit (NIS Paris) will be held in the beautiful city of Paris, France. NIS Paris will shed light on the theme "The Future of User Engagement for News." Organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and the News Lab at Google, this one-day public event will bring the journalists and media trainers spearheading the field of user engagement, newsgaming, video journalism, social media journalism and data journalism to the media centre of France. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Stockholm |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | On Tuesday 24 November 2015, the eighth edition of the News Impact Summit (NIS Stockholm) will be held at 7A Odenplan in Stockholm, Sweden. The theme “Hard journalism: Reporting Crisis, Staying Secure & Tackling Data” will see a focus on the way data and information can be used to tell better stories, provide audiences with the content they want and showcase innovation in the way we tell the most important complex stories. Organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and Google News Lab, this one full-day public event brings leading journalists and media experts from diverse backgrounds together. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Hamburg |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | On Tuesday 31 March 2015, the third edition of the News Impact Summit (NIS Hamburg) will be held in the beautiful harbor city of Hamburg, Germany. On the occasion of the book release of the Verification Handbook for Investigative Reporting, the NIS Hamburg will shed light on the theme "Verification, Investigation and Digital Ethics". Organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC)and the News Lab at Google, this one-day public event will bring the journalists and media trainers spearheading the field of fact-checking, verification, journalistic investigation and research to the media centre of Germany. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Dublin |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | On Tuesday 8 December 2015, the ninth edition of the News Impact Summit Dublin (NISDUB) will be held at The Helix in Dublin, Ireland. This final 2015 edition will assess the year of 2015 ahead of the new year and will focus on how digital journalism can open up conversations about ethics, collaborative research and how the industry can take advantage of technology in innovative reporting. How should journalists and newsrooms foster emerging practices in a rapidly shifting news environment? Which state-of-the-art concepts are now at the forefront of digital journalism? Organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC), the Google News Lab and the Institute for Future Media and Journalism at Dublin City University, this one full-day public event will feature outstanding initiatives in the digital media domain. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Prague |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Czech Republic |
Project Details | On Friday 14 October 2016, the seventh edition of this year’s News Impact Summit series will be organised in Prague, Czech Republic (#NISPRG). The summit will be held at the andel's by Vienna House Hotel (Address: Stroupežnického 21, 150 00 Praha 5, Czech Republic) and will focus on the theme “Digital Journalism Practice: Social Media, Data and Best Way to Tell Stories”. Co-organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and the Google News Lab, in collaboration with Sourcefabric, this one full-day free public event will cover various aspects of innovation in journalism, from cross-platform strategies and visual data-driven storytelling to social media engagement and impact measurement through data analytics. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Milan |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | On Friday 4 March 2016, the News Impact Summit is opening its 2016 edition in Milan, Italy (#NISMIL). This year’s first edition will be held at Spazio Eventi at Centro Svizzero (Address: Via Palestro 2, 20121 Milan, Italy) and will centre on the theme "Covering Human Stories: Formats, Newsgathering and Storytelling". The programme will feature various media experts from international and national media, and debate on a wide range of topics in relation to innovative storytelling formats, audience engagement through communication apps, digital research and social newsgathering techniques. Co-organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and the Google News Lab, this one full-day free of charge public event will feature some of the best practices in covering complex and sensitive human stories on digital. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Madrid |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Spain |
Project Details | On Monday 25 April 2016, the second edition of this year’s News Impact Summit series will be organised in Madrid, Spain (#NISMAD). The summit will be held at the hotel Jardín Metropolitano (Address: Av. de la Reina Victoria, 12, 28003 Madrid, Spain) and will focus on the theme “Newsroom Innovation & Digital Transformation: Data, Impact and Collaboration”. The event will be joined by 200+ editors, newsroom managers, journalists and J-school students and the programme will feature various leading journalists and media experts from all around the world and discuss the trends, best practices and challenges surrounding this subject. Co-organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and the Google News Lab, this one full-day free of charge public event will feature some of the best examples of digital innovation strategies and discuss how data can best be used for storytelling, how we can measure the impact and understand what audience wants, and how to best work and collaborate with different skill sets in the digital environment. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Helsinki |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | On Monday 26 September 2016, the sixth edition of this year’s News Impact Summit series will be organised in Helsinki, Finland (#NISHEL). The summit will be held at the Scandic Park Hotel Helsinki (Address: Mannerheimvägen 46, 00260 Helsingfors, Finland) and will focus on the theme “Personalisation, Immersive Experience & Digital Transformation of News”. It is the first time the series is coming to Finland, and the second one in the Nordic countries. Co-organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and the Google News Lab, in collaboration with the Finnish Broadcasting Company Yle, this one full-day free public event will cover various aspects of innovation in journalism, from personalised content distribution models to VR and 360° storytelling, as well as the techniques for UGC verification and a technology-assisted method to write better headlines. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Doha |
Middle East/North Africa |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Qatar |
Project Details | On Monday 30 May 2016, the News Impact Summit will be coming to the MENA region for the first time in its history. Co-organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC), the Google News Lab, and the Al Jazeera Media Training and Development Center, the thirteenth summit will focus on the theme "The Future of Digital Journalism: Focus on Mobile, Digital and Verification Strategies” and invites 200+ editors, newsroom managers, journalists and J-school students from the MENA region. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit London |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | On Thursday 12 May 2016, the News Impact Summit London, our second London edition and the twelfth in the series will take place in London (#NISLON) at the Sheikh Zayed Theatre on the campus of London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). The event will focus on the theme “Trolls, Corruption, Falsehood: Reporting 'Truth' in the Digital Age”. Organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and the Google News Lab, in collaboration with Polis, the journalism think-tank at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), this one day free-of-charge public event will bring together leading field experts, investigative/data journalists, and academics from international and British media organisations, universities and think tanks. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Amsterdam |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Netherlands |
Project Details | The News Impact Summit is coming back to Amsterdam on Tuesday 13 December 2016! The Amsterdam edition this year is our final summit in 2016, and will focus on the theme: "Emotions and Digital Storytelling". We will be covering various aspects of gaming, Virtual Reality, Mixed Reality, interactives and photography at the intersection of emotion and storytelling. The summit is free-of-charge for 200+ editors, newsroom managers, journalists, photographers, technologists, designers and J-school students and will be held at de Nieuwe Liefde (Address: Da Costakade 102, 1053 WP Amsterdam) Organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and the Google News Lab, this one day free-of-charge public event will bring together leading editors, journalists and experts who are spearheading innovation in digital journalism and storytelling at major media outlets such as The Guardian, The Huffington Post, ESPN, MSNBC, VPRO, and de Volkskrant. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Berlin |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | VR, news startup, innovative journalism tools and engaging contents. These are the topics we will be covering at our German edition of News Impact Summit this year. On Friday 1 July 2016, the fifth edition of this year’s News Impact Summit series will be organised in Berlin, Germany (#NISBER). The summit will be held at the conference center palisa.de (Address: Palisadenstraße 48, 10243 Berlin, Germany) and will focus on the theme “New Tools, Immersive Storytelling & Engagement”. Co-organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and the Google News Lab, this one full-day free public event will cover various aspects of innovation in journalism, from developing newsroom tools and engagement-driven contents, to VR and 360° storytelling and how to bring entrepreneurial thinking into journalism. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Manchester |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | For the first time ever, the News Impact Summit is landing in the vibrant and digital city of Manchester to discuss the topic "The Future of News is Community" on Thursday 2 November 2017. Organised by the European Journalism Centre and powered by the Google News Lab, this one-day free-to-join event will focus on how newsrooms understand and engage with their communities and how local journalists are trying to innovate products and workflows to serve them better. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Budapest |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Hungary |
Project Details | Methods and Tools for Digital Journalism: Live coverage of the summit organised by the European Journalism Centre and powered by Google News Lab. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Rome |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | On Tuesday 23 May 2017 in Rome, the first edition of the new summit series will take place, with our brand new initiative - the News Impact Academy - following on Wednesday 24 May 2017. After last year’s summits in Milan and Madrid, the News Impact Summit is coming back to Southern Europe. The summit will focus on the theme “Spotlight on the Mediterranean”, and highlight some of the best examples of journalism innovation from the Mediterranean region as well as initiatives from the rest of Europe and beyond. The sessions will shed a light on data, collaboration, new formats such as 360 videos, and verification. Organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and powered by the Google News Lab, this one-day public event will bring together leading editors, journalists and experts who are spearheading innovation in digital journalism and storytelling at major media outlets such as RaiNews24, BBC, Al Jazeera, La Repubblica, El País, Condé Nast International, and The Guardian. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Hamburg |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and powered by the Google News Lab, this one-day public event will focus on the theme “Truth, Tech & Community: Building Bridges to Foster Journalism Innovation”, and bring together leading editors, journalists and experts who are spearheading innovation in digital journalism and storytelling at major German and international media outlets. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Brussels |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | The News Impact Summit is coming back to Brussels on Monday 4 December 2017!Organised by the European Journalism Centre and powered by the Google News Lab, this one-day free-to-join event will look back on 2017, a year in which the relationship between politics and journalism changed forever. How did the global political upheaval shape the way journalists covered the news? And how have evolving political, investigative and data journalism practices changed the face of politics? What will 2018 bring? |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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European Journalism Centre |
News Impact Summit Paris |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | France |
Project Details | The News Impact Summit, an initiative developed by the European Journalism Centre and powered by the Google News Lab, will be coming to Paris on Monday 6 February 2017. Co-organised by Sciences Po Journalism School, the event will take place in the "Chapsal" auditorium of the campus of Sciences Po (Address: 27 Rue Saint-Guillaume), and will focus on "Covering Elections - A Global Perspective". |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Express |
2016 Fellowship: Christina Brun |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Expressen |
2017 Fellowship: Tobias Blixt |
Europe |
2017
| kr0 - kr65,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Each fellow is offered 8 weeks of work during the summer (June to September 2017) and selected fellows receive support from the respective news organization of up to 65,000 SEK (the amount is up to the news organization) to help cover the costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stiped of up to 65,000 SEK to each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Fairfax Media |
Google News Fellowship: Matt Baker |
Australia and New Zealand |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | We’re seeking a university student or graduate to spend the 2016 mid-year break embedded in the Sydney Morning Herald newsroom working on data journalism and coding projects that will help one of Australia’s leading news brands experiment and innovate with the latest storytelling technologies and techniques. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Festival 3i |
Festival 3i |
Latin America |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Brazil |
Project Details | At the beginning of the year, eight independent Brazilian journalism organizations started to think about how to stimulate a collaborative culture among independent journalism newsrooms in Brazil and Latin America. The result of this collective was Festival 3i, held in Rio de Janeiro from Nov. 11 to 12. For the first time, the idea of promoting discussions about a journalism that meets the three i’s — innovative, inspiring and independent — united digital independent media outlets Agência Pública, Nexo, Ponte, Agência Lupa, Brio, Nova Escola, Repórter Brasil and Jota, with the help of Google News Lab. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Financial Times |
2016 Fellowship: Antti Saarenpaa |
Europe |
2016
| £0 - £6,400 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £6,400 EUR (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £6,400 |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Financial Times |
2017 Fellowship: Anna Ridler |
Europe |
2017
| £0 - £5,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £5,000 (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £5,000 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Financial Times |
2018 Fellowship: Catherine Riley. |
Europe |
2018
| £6,400 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | |
Terms | Google provides a £6,400 stipend for each publisher to allocate |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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First Draft |
First Draft |
United States and Canada |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | As a Founding Partner, Google News Initiative continues to support the work of First Draft. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | We do not disclose funding amounts, unless the funder requests we do so, which has never happened. Google News Initiative is a founding partner of First Draft and has supported our project(s) since 2015. |
References | Link to source |
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First Draft |
Cross Check |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | CrossCheck is an online verification collaboration that began in February 2017. Our first project brought together 37 newsroom partners in France and the UK to help report false, misleading and confusing claims that circulated online in the ten weeks leading up to the French Presidential election. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | We do not disclose funding amounts, unless the funder requests we do so, which has never happened. Google News Initiative is a founding partner of First Draft and has supported our project(s) since 2015. |
References | Link to source |
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Food and Environment Reporting Network |
Food and environment reporting network |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $80,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Food and environment reporting network |
References | Link to source |
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Food and Environment Reporting Network |
Food and environment reporting network |
United States and Canada |
2012
| $100,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To support food and environment reporting network |
References | Link to source |
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Food and Environment Reporting Network |
General Support |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $100,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To provide general operating support |
References | Link to source |
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Food and Environment Reporting Network |
General Support |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $100,000 |
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Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | General operating support |
References | Link to source |
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Foro de Periodismo Argentino (FOPEA) |
Rosario Intensive Digital Journalism Seminar |
Latin America |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | FOPEA, together with Google and with the support of the Open University of Rosario, will hold an intensive seminar on Digital Journalism in that city. The date of the meeting is Tuesday, September 13, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Aula Magna of the Roca Campus of the UAI Rosario, located on the 10th floor of Av. Pellegrini 1618. The speakers will be Matías Fuentes, member of the team of Google communications for Latin America; Romina Colman, responsible for data production and coordination at La Nación data and Vanina Berghella, Executive Director of FOPEA and specialist in digital journalism. |
References | Link to source |
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Foro de Periodismo Argentino (FOPEA) |
Chaco Intensive Digital Journalism Seminar |
Latin America |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | Some 260 people attended the Intensive Digital Journalism Seminar organized by Medialab FOPEA in Resistencia, Chaco. The activity was supported by Google and the speakers were: Agustín Tonet (digital networks on tn.com.ar ), Vanina Berghella (executive director of FOPEA) and Juan Manuel Lucero (member of Google NewsLab); while Marco Fernández Leyes (Press Area of the STJ) was in charge of the presentation and moderation of each panel. |
References | Link to source |
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Foro de Periodismo Argentino (FOPEA) |
Rio Grande Intensive Digital Journalism Seminar |
Latin America |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | The Argentine Journalism Forum held the Intensive Digital Journalism Seminar in the City of Río Grande, Tierra del Fuego. The activity was organized by MediaLAB FOPEA and had the special support of Google . |
References | Link to source |
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Foro de Periodismo Argentino (FOPEA) |
Mendoza Intensive Digital Journalism Seminar |
Latin America |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | The Argentine Journalism Forum held the Intensive Digital Journalism Seminar in the City of Mendoza. The activity was organized by MediaLAB FOPEA and had the special support of Google. The seminar took place at the Maza University and during the meeting topics such as digital transformation, video journalism, radio in the new digital scenario, multimedia specials and innovative tools for journalistic use were addressed. |
References | Link to source |
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Foro de Periodismo Argentino (FOPEA) |
Salta Intensive Digital Journalism Seminar |
Latin America |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | The Argentine Journalism Forum presents the Intensive Digital Journalism Seminar in the City of Salta, which will be held on Monday, March 27. The activity is organized by MediaLAB FOPEA and has the support of Google . |
References | Link to source |
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Foro de Periodismo Argentino (FOPEA) |
La Rioja Intensive Digital Journalism Seminar |
Latin America |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | The Forum of Journalism Argentine held the Intensive Digital Journalism Seminar in the city of La Rioja last Friday. The activity was organized by the Media Lab FOPEA and had the special support of Google Argentina . The seminar took place in the OSDE auditorium and during the meeting topics such as mobile journalism, production of multimedia specials and innovative tools for journalistic use, data journalism and the transformation of radio in the digital era were addressed. |
References | Link to source |
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Foro de Periodismo Argentino (FOPEA) |
Award for journalistic and digital innovation 2017 |
Latin America |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | Within the framework of the 6th FOPEA Digital Journalism Congress to be held in Cordoba on June 2 and 3, the 2017 Journalistic and Digital Innovation Prize will be awarded as an initiative of the Media Lab of FOPEA. The distinction is supported by Google.The winner's selection team will be composed of: MediaLab FOPEA, Google and José Cervera (Spain), journalist specialized in digital media. Closing of applications: May 20, 2017 |
References | Link to source |
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Foro de Periodismo Argentino (FOPEA) |
Innovation in Digital Journalism Training, Prize and Scholarships. |
Latin America |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google Argentina |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | Innovation in digital journalism. Training, Prize and Scholarships. This project contemplates different actions developed by the Media Lab of FOPEA . In this framework in 2018 will be delivered the second edition of the Prize for Innovation in Journalism, a scholarship for FOPEA members to pursue the Postgraduate in Digital Journalism of Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, given in conjunction with Google and Todo Noticias (TN), the realization of a series of training activities in different provinces of Argentina, the support in activities of the FOPEA Congresses, among other actions. |
References | Link to source |
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Foro de Periodismo Argentino (FOPEA) |
Award for journalistic and digital innovation 2018 |
Latin America |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | Within the framework of the 7th FOPEA Digital Journalism Congress to be held in Cordoba on June 1 and 2, the 2018 Journalistic and Digital Innovation Prize will be awarded as an initiative of the Media Lab of FOPEA. The distinction is supported by Google.The winner's selection team will be composed of: MediaLab FOPEA, Google and José Cervera (Spain), journalist specialized in digital media. Closing of applications: May 21, 2018 |
References | Link to source |
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Foro de Periodismo Argentino (FOPEA) |
Esquel Journalism and digital communication conference |
Latin America |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | Within the framework of the training program of the FOPEA MediaLab with the support of Google News Iniciative, a training session will be held in the city of Esquel, which will include seminars on mobile content (Guillermo Tomoyose -La Nación), journalism and multimedia communication (Vanina Berghella -FOPEA) and Google tools for digital communication |
References | Link to source |
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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung |
2016 Fellowship: Fidel Thomet |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Full Fact |
2016 Fellowship: Gabriel Pogrund |
Europe |
2016
| £0 - £6,400 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £6,400 EUR (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £6,400 |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Full Fact |
2017 Fellowship: Giacomo Boscaini-Gilroy |
Europe |
2017
| £0 - £5,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £5,000 (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £5,000 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Full Fact |
UK General Election Fact-check monitoring |
Europe |
2017
| £75,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | We ran an election project with First Draft monitoring and factchecking misinformation online. Facebook and Google each gave £75,000 to support Full Fact and First Draft's joint project. |
Terms | £75,000 to support Full Fact and First Draft's joint UK fact-checking project. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Full Fact |
2018 Fellowship: Phillippa Ramirez |
Europe |
2018
| €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellow will then join the newsroom for a two-month summer placement, and Google provides a €5,500 stipend for each publisher to allocate. |
Terms | Google provides a €5,500 stipend for each publisher to allocate |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Global Editors Network (GEN) |
Data Journalism Awards, GEN Editors Lab, GEN Summit |
Worldwide |
2011
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google, Google News Initiative |
Country | |
Project Details | Google have been proud and engaged strategic partners of the Global Editors Network since GEN's inception in 2011. As GEN strategic partners Google have been strong supporters of GEN programmes, in particular the Data Journalism Awards and the GEN Editors Lab, attending national Hackdays across the globe in both the first two seasons of the programme. As the Editors Lab programme continues to grow, Google will be a key partner for GEN and their influential presence at the GEN annual Summit is now a regular addition. A list of winners of the Data Journalism Awards from 2015 to 2019 is available here: https://datajournalismawards.org/projects/ |
Terms | Strategic Partner |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Global Editors Network (GEN) |
Data Journalism Awards |
Europe |
2011
| $60,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | France |
Project Details | Google will partner with the Global Editors Network to offer a new data journalism contest aimed at both "established news organisations and newcomers"...The awards will offer a total prize fund for first-prize winners of $60,000 (£39,000) across six categories, including data-driven investigations, interactive data visualisations and data-driven mobile or web apps. |
Terms | $60,000 total prize fund across six categories |
References | Link to source |
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Global Editors Network (GEN) |
Data Journalism Awards |
Europe |
2012
| €0 - €45,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | A new set of international awards for data journalism opened to entries today, offering a total prize fund of €45,000 (£37,600) across six prizes and three categories.
The Data Journalism Awards (DJA), which are supported by Google and run by the Global Editors Network in collaboration with the European Journalism Centre, were first announced at GEN's news summit in Hong Kong in November last year. |
Terms | €45,000 awarded in six prizes |
References | Link to source |
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Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) |
Global Investigative Journalism Conference - Rio de Janiero 2013 |
Latin America |
2013
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google Ideas |
Country | Brazil |
Project Details | Global Investigative Journalism Conference - Rio de Janiero 2013 |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) |
Uncovering Asia: The First Asian Investigative Journalism Conference - Manila |
Asia |
2014
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Philippines |
Project Details | Uncovering Asia: The First Asian Investigative Journalism Conference - Manila |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) |
Global Investigative Journalism Conference - Lillehammer 2015 |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | Global Investigative Journalism Conference - Lillehammer 2015 |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) |
Uncovering Asia: The Second Asia Investigative Journalism Conference - Kathmandu |
Asia |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Nepal |
Project Details | Uncovering Asia: The Second Asia Investigative Journalism Conference - Kathmandu |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) |
Global Investigative Journalism Conference - Johannesburg 2017 |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | South Africa |
Project Details | Global Investigative Journalism Conference - Johannesburg 2017 |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Grande Pequena Imprensa |
Institutional Partnership |
Latin America |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Brazil |
Project Details | The goal of the GPI, in the words of its founder, Alberto Dines, is "to contribute to the deconcentration of the Brazilian media through the strengthening of small and medium-sized newspapers" . GPI relies on Google's institutional partnership. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Grist |
General Support |
United States and Canada |
2009
| $200,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | For the support of Grist's informative yet irreverent news and commentary on climate change science and solutions dedicated to reaching a younger audience |
References | Link to source |
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Grist |
General Support |
United States and Canada |
2010
| $250,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To support Grist's development of its four core areas of reporting: climate policy, consumption, food and innovation |
References | Link to source |
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Grist |
Grist Lab 2.0 |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $300,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Grist Lab 2.0 Project |
References | Link to source |
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Grist |
General Support |
United States and Canada |
2012
| $300,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To provide general operating support, environmental news and commentary on the web |
References | Link to source |
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Grist |
Connecting the Dots |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $350,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To support Connecting the Dots |
References | Link to source |
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Grist |
Communicating Change |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $325,000 |
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Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To support communicating change |
References | Link to source |
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Grist |
Climate/Agriculture Narrative |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $325,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Climate/Agriculture Narrative |
References | Link to source |
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Groupe Les Echos |
2018 Fellowship: Samir Touzani |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €8,250 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | France |
Project Details | The "Fellows" will receive a maximum allocation of € 8,250 which will be paid directly to them by the host media (the exact amount of compensation will be fixed by the media) for the duration of the Fellowship (12 weeks between April 1 and August 31, 2018 according to the editorial staff). |
Terms | Stipend paid by host media organization |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Hacks/Hackers |
Hacks/Hackers Connect Berlin |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Powered by Google News Lab. Introducing Hacks/Hackers Connect, a series of immersive experiences for journalists, engineers, designers and businesspeople. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Hacks/Hackers |
Hacks/Hackers Connect Brussels |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Belgium |
Project Details | Powered by Google News Lab. Introducing Hacks/Hackers Connect, a series of immersive experiences for journalists, engineers, designers and businesspeople. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Hacks/Hackers |
Hacks/Hackers Connect Toronto |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Canada |
Project Details | Powered by Google News Lab. Introducing Hacks/Hackers Connect, a series of immersive experiences for journalists, engineers, designers and businesspeople. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Hacks/Hackers |
Hacks/Hackers Connect London |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Powered by Google News Lab. Introducing Hacks/Hackers Connect, a series of immersive experiences for journalists, engineers, designers and businesspeople. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Hacks/Hackers |
Hacks/Hackers Connect Austin |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Powered by Google News Lab. Introducing Hacks/Hackers Connect, a series of immersive experiences for journalists, engineers, designers and businesspeople. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Hacks/Hackers |
Hacks/Hackers Connect Miami |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Powered by Google News Lab. Introducing Hacks/Hackers Connect, a series of immersive experiences for journalists, engineers, designers and businesspeople. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Hacks/Hackers |
Hacks/Hackers Connect NYC |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Powered by Google News Lab. Introducing Hacks/Hackers Connect, a series of immersive experiences for journalists, engineers, designers and businesspeople. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Hacks/Hackers |
Hacks/Hackers Connect San Francisco |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Powered by Google News Lab. Introducing Hacks/Hackers Connect, a series of immersive experiences for journalists, engineers, designers and businesspeople. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Hamburg Media School |
"Digital Issues" Projects |
Europe |
2011
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google Germany |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | "With Google, the Hamburg Media School is expanding its existing funding network with an extremely important international partner. Our future projects on digital issues will enrich the study of aspiring media managers, "says Prof. Dr. med. Insa Sjurts, Managing Director of the Hamburg Media School. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Handelsblatt Media Group |
2016 Fellowship: Elena Erdmann (WirtschaftsWoche) |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Handelsblatt Media Group |
Google News Fellowship: Marco Reinke (Handelsblatt) |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Haymarket Publishing |
2017 Fellowship: Hannah Evans |
Europe |
2017
| £0 - £5,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £5,000 (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £5,000 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Haymarket Publishing |
Google News Fellowship: Jessica Derent |
Europe |
2018
| €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellow will then join the newsroom for a two-month summer placement, and Google provides a €5,500 stipend for each publisher to allocate. |
Terms | Google provides a €5,500 stipend for each publisher to allocate |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Huynh Ngoc Chenh |
Reporters Without Borders Annual Netizen Prize |
Asia |
2013
| €2,500 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Vietnam |
Project Details | Google has partnered with Reporters Without Borders in 2010 to award the annual Netizen who recognizes a user, blogger or cyber-dissident who has distinguished himself through investigative reporting, projects or other initiatives which has helped advance online freedom of information and which is likely to inspire fellow netizens around the world. The laureate receives a prize money of EUR 2,500. |
Terms | Laureates receive a €2500 prize funded by Google |
References | Link to source |
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Ida B Wells Society |
Partner Level Sponsorhip |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $50,000 - $99,999 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Ida. B. Wells Society For Investigative Reporting depends on the generous support of its partners and donors… Google News Lab |
Terms | "Partner" level: $50K-$99K |
References | Link to source |
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Impacto.jor |
Impacto.jor |
Latin America |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Brazil |
Project Details | Impacto.Jor is an initiative to measure the impact of journalism on people's lives, through software created to report and add impacts. Impacto.jor was founded by Pedro Burgos, ICFJ Knight Fellow , in 2017, is funded by Google News Lab in Brazil, with support from the Institute for the Development of Journalism (Projor). |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Inside Energy |
2015 Fellowship: Catherine Roberts |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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International Center for Journalists |
Global Survey of Newsroom Tech |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | With new support from Google News Lab, the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) will expand its groundbreaking global survey on the adoption of newsroom technologies from seven to 12 languages...Google News Lab Research and Development Manager Danielle Bowers will join the survey’s advisory board |
References | Link to source |
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International Center for Journalists |
2017 Fellowship: Irshad Daftari |
Asia |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | India |
Project Details | ICFJ Google Fellow Irshad Daftari brought the latest digital innovations to Indian media to enhance their storytelling, content distribution and audience engagement. He led training sessions in key partner newsrooms, helping them fully integrate these tools into their daily workflows and operations. His Fellowship was supported by Google News Initiative. |
References | Link to source |
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International Center for Journalists |
2017 Fellowship: Antoine Laurent |
Asia |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Indonesia |
Project Details | Laurent supported digital strategy formation, led training sessions and guided journalists through digital news projects to help them fully integrate the digital tools into their daily workflows and operations. The first six months of his Fellowship were supported by Google News Initiative. Laurent was based in Jakarta, where he worked with Tempo, one of the leading news companies in Indonesia. |
References | Link to source |
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International Journalism Festival |
Digital Heretics Journalism Award |
Worldwide |
2011
| €10,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | |
Project Details | The award invites entries of online investigative journalism incorporating video, audio, text, photographs, animation (or a mix of these) which make innovative use of the internet (crowdsourcing, collaborative journalism, mash-ups, web 2.0, etc). The reportage must have been published in 2010 and can be in Italian or English. The award is sponsored by Google and has a total prize fund of 10,000 euros. |
Terms | €10,000 award sponsored by Google |
References | Link to source |
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International Journalism Festival |
2014 Festival Perugia Italy |
Europe |
2014
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The International Journalism Festival is the largest annual media event in Europe. |
Terms | Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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International Journalism Festival |
2015 Festival Perugia Italy |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The International Journalism Festival is the largest annual media event in Europe. |
Terms | Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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International Journalism Festival |
2016 Festival Perugia Italy |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The International Journalism Festival is the largest annual media event in Europe. |
Terms | Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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International Journalism Festival |
2017 Festival Perugia Italy |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The International Journalism Festival is the largest annual media event in Europe. |
Terms | Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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International Journalism Festival |
2018 Festival Perugia Italy |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Italy |
Project Details | The International Journalism Festival is the largest annual media event in Europe. |
Terms | Main Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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International News Media Association (INMA) |
International News Media Association World Congress, London |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The World Congress of the International News Media Association (INMA) is the indispensable conference for strategists, catalysts, audience-builders, and revenue executives from the world's leading news media companies. |
Terms | Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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International News Media Association (INMA) |
International News Media Association World Congress |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The World Congress of the International News Media Association (INMA) is the indispensable conference for strategists, catalysts, audience-builders, and revenue executives from the world's leading news media companies. |
Terms | Platinum Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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International News Media Association (INMA) |
International News Media Association World Congress |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Publishers and research houses across Europe execute many valuable research projects, on various industry topics such as native advertising, viewability, digital subscriptions, social media, e-commerce, device use, and comparative advertising revenues by platform. Yet there is no single place to collect the results of these research projects for a European-wide comparison. |
Terms | Platinum Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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International News Media Association (INMA) |
International News Media Association World Congress, New York |
United States and Canada |
2019
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Publishers and research houses across Europe execute many valuable research projects, on various industry topics such as native advertising, viewability, digital subscriptions, social media, e-commerce, device use, and comparative advertising revenues by platform. Yet there is no single place to collect the results of these research projects for a European-wide comparison. |
Terms | Platinum Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Internews |
Election 2012 Initiative Support: Myanmar |
Asia |
2012
| $25,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Myanmar |
Project Details | Election 2012 Initiative Support: Myanmar |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Internews |
Myanmar Innovation Lab |
Asia |
2015
| $100,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | Myanmar |
Project Details | Myanmar Innovation Lab |
References | Link to source |
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Internews |
Phandeeyar: Myanmar Innovation Greenhouse |
Asia |
2015
| $35,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Myanmar |
Project Details | Myanmar Innovation Lab is a physical space designed to bring together civil society and independent media with technologists who can build the platforms needed to amplify their work. Located in the heart of downtown Yangon, it will be the center for civic tech and social innovation in Myanmar; a place where the technology tools to change the country for the better are designed and created. In its development phase, Phandeeyar was provisionally titled the “Myanmar Innovation Greenhouse.” |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Internews |
Trainers Network Indonesia |
Asia |
2017
| $307,467 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Indonesia |
Project Details | Since early this year, Internews has been partnering with AJI and the Google News Initiative to improve the quality of news and information reaching citizens in Indonesia and to combat misinformation and “fake news,” especially leading up to the elections. Through the Google News Initiative project, journalists learn how to conduct online verification, find original content, debunk disinformation and misinformation, and protect their data. They also learn how to better communicate with their communities, delivering accurate, high-quality reporting and building trust. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2012 IRE Annual Conference - Boston |
United States and Canada |
2012
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Among the highlights of the 2012 IRE Conference: A special track of panels that will help you provide meaningful coverage of the 2012 elections...How-to sessions from the journalists who broke the biggest stories of the past year, including high-profile investigations from Penn State to phone hacking...Panel series designed for broadcasters, newsroom managers and a daylong workshop focusing on nonprofit investigative journalism...Sessions on crucial topics including immigration, racial disparities, housing scandals and police abuses, and workshops to help you find information online, crunch data and use the latest tools for mapping. |
Terms | Google listed as a "Sponsor" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2012 IRE/NICAR (National Institute for Computer Assisted Research) Annual Conference - St. Louis |
United States and Canada |
2012
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Join IRE and NICAR in St. Louis for our annual conference devoted to computer-assisted reporting, Feb. 23-26, 2012, at the St. Louis Union Station Marriott. Come and learn about tools you need to dig deeper into stories and give readers, viewers and your online audience the information they're demanding. |
Terms | Google listed under "Sponsors & Supporters) |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2013 Fellowship: Nicole Pasulka |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $8,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $7,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $7.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
Data Journalism Fund |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Ideas |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Investigative Reporters and Editors is launching a new fund that will provide crucial support for journalists working on data projects. The fund will allow more news organizations or individual journalists to work on investigative projects that involve data analysis. IRE will award grants thanks to a $50,000 donation from Google Ideas. Within that pool, there is no minimum or maximum amount for each grant. |
Terms | $50,000 Google grant. No minimum or maximum amount for individual awards. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2013 IRE/NICAR (National Institute for Computer Assisted Research) Annual Conference - Louisville |
United States and Canada |
2013
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Looking to learn skills that will help you and your newsroom thrive? Join IRE and NICAR in Louisville for our annual conference devoted to computer-assisted reporting, Feb. 28 to March 3, 2013 at the Hyatt Regency Louisville. Come and learn about tools you need to dig deeper into stories and give readers, viewers and your online audience the information they're demanding. |
Terms | Google listed under "Sponsors & Supporters" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2013 IRE Annual Conference - San Antonio |
United States and Canada |
2013
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | No Desciption |
Terms | Google listed as a "Primary Sponsor" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2014 Fellowship: Aram Chung |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $9,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2014 IRE Annual Conference - San Francisco |
United States and Canada |
2014
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Learn the skills to make you a better journalist and make plans now to attend this year's IRE Conference in San Francisco, June 26-29. The conference begins Thursday morning and runs all day Thursday, Friday and Saturday, sessions will end by noon on Sunday. |
Terms | Google listed as a "Primary Sponsor" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2014 IRE/NICAR (National Institute for Computer Assisted Research) Annual Conference - Baltimore |
United States and Canada |
2014
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Looking to learn skills that will help you and your newsroom thrive? Join IRE and NICAR in Baltimore for our annual conference devoted to computer-assisted reporting, Feb. 27 to March 2, 2014 at the Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor at Camden Yards. Come and learn about tools you need to dig deeper into stories and give readers, viewers and your online audience the information they're demanding. |
Terms | Google listed under "Sponsors & Supporters" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2015 Fellowship: Jessica M. Park |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2015 IRE/NICAR (National Institute for Computer Assisted Research) Annual Conference - Atlanta |
United States and Canada |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Join IRE and NICAR in Atlanta for our annual conference devoted to data journalism, March 5-8, 2015 at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis. Come and learn about tools you need to dig deeper into stories and give readers, viewers and your online audience the information they're demanding. |
Terms | Google listed under "Sponsors & Supporters" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2015 IRE Annual Conference - Philadelphia |
United States and Canada |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The best in the business will gather for more than 150 panels, hands-on classes and special presentations about covering business, public safety, government, health care, education, the military, the environment and other key beats. Speakers will share strategies for locating documents and gaining access to public records, finding the best stories and managing investigations. Join the discussion about how to practice investigative journalism in print, broadcast, Web and alternative newsroom models. |
Terms | Google listed as a "Primary Sponsor" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2016 Fellowship: Brett Murphy |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2016 IRE/NICAR (National Institute for Computer Assisted Research) Annual Conference - Denver |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Join IRE and NICAR in Denver for our annual conference devoted to data journalism, March 10-13, 2016 at the Denver Marriott City Center. Come and learn about tools you need to dig deeper into stories and give readers, viewers and your online audience the information they're demanding. |
Terms | Google listed under "Sponsors & Supporters" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2016 IRE Annual Conference - New Orleans |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The best in the business will gather for more than 150 panels, hands-on classes and special presentations about covering business, public safety, government, health care, education, the military, the environment and other key beats. Speakers will share strategies for locating documents and gaining access to public records, finding the best stories and managing investigations. Join the discussion about how to practice investigative journalism in print, broadcast, Web and alternative newsroom models. |
Terms | Google listed as a "Primary Sponsor" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2017 Fellowship:Emily Hopkins |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of $8,500 USD and $1,000 USD travel budget |
Terms | Google provides a $9,500 stipend for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2017 IRE/NICAR (National Institute for Computer Assisted Research) Annual Conference - Jacksonville |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Join IRE and NICAR in Jacksonville for our annual conference devoted to data journalism, March 2-5, 2017 at the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront. Come and learn about tools you need to dig deeper into stories and give readers, viewers and your online audience the information they're demanding. |
Terms | Google listed under "Sponsors & Supporters" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2017 IRE Annual Conference - Phoenix |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Reboot your skills, recharge your watchdog batteries and reconnect with the world’s largest network of investigative journalists during this year’s gathering in Phoenix. Choose from more than 150 panels, hands-on classes and special presentations. Learn how to improve reporting and storytelling across all platforms. Celebrate the best of investigative reporting during our 2016 IRE Awards luncheon. Be inspired by luncheon keynote speaker Nikole Hannah-Jones of The New York Times Magazine. Mix and mingle with the best in the business. Learn. Share. Connect. |
Terms | Google listed as a "Primary Sponsor" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2018 Fellowship: Julie Christie |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $10,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $9,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $9K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Investigative Reporters and Editors |
2018 IRE/NICAR (National Institute for Computer Assisted Research) Annual Conference - Chicago |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Join IRE and NICAR in Chicago for our annual conference devoted to data journalism, March 8-11, 2018 at the Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile. Come and learn about tools you need to dig deeper into stories and give readers, viewers and your online audience the information they're demanding. |
Terms | Google listed under "Sponsors & Supporters" |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Ioana Manolescu, INRIA/Xavier Tannier, Université Paris Sud |
2015 Computational Journalism Award: Ioana Manolescu and Xavier Tannier, Event Thread Extraction for Viewpoint Analysis |
Europe |
2015
| $80,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | France |
Project Details | The goal of the project is to automatically build topic "event threads" that will help journalists and citizens decode claims made by public figures, in order to distinguish between personal opinion, communication tools and voluntary distortions of the reality. |
Terms | Each award includes funding of $60,000 in cash and $20,000 in computing credits on Google’s Cloud Platform. |
Comments from Recipient | This grant has allowed my colleague Xavier Tannier (co-recipient) and myself to start thinking of applying computer science research to data journalism and citizen information on general. Work started on this money allowed us to apply for more funding from the French national research agency (ANR). For us, the end of this grant has been the end of our involvement in a collaboration with Google. I have discovered recently the monetary issues involved in Google and Facebook siphoning ad revenue by giving access to media content through their portals directly. I fear for the future of free press in Europe and I think Google's efforts to help journalists at the same time do not make up for the revenue loss. Destroying independent media endangers a democracy. Had I been aware of these issues in 2014 when I applied for the Google grant, I might finally not have done it. I know and respect great colleagues at Google, but the co.pany as a whole, IMO, has not had a positive impact on journalists. |
References | Link to source |
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Irfan Essa, Georgia Institute of Technology |
2014 Computational Journalism Award: Irfan Essa, Tracing Reuse in Political Language |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $80,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Our goal in this project is to research, and then develop a data-mining tool that allows an online researcher to find and trace language reuse. By language reuse, we specifically mean: Can we find if in a current text some language was used that can be traced back to some other text or script. The technical innovation in this project is aimed at (1) identifying linguistic reuse in documents as well as other forms of material, which can be converted to text, and therefore includes political speeches and videos. Another innovation will be in (2) how linguistic reuse can be traced through the web and online social networks. |
Terms | Each award includes funding of $60,000 in cash and $20,000 in computing credits on Google’s Cloud Platform. |
References | Link to source |
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Irish Independent (Independent.ie) |
2017 Fellowship: Cillian Sherlock |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €6,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to €6,000 EUR (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stupiend of up to €6,000 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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James Vasile |
Citizen Media Global Innovation Competition: FreedomBox: Turnkey Private, Anonymous, Secure Comunication in a Box |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $5,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Ashoka Changemakers, with the support of Google, is seeking innovations in Citizen Media. The four entries that received the most votes from the Changemakers online community will each earn a prize of US $5,000. You may continue to read and comment on all entries. |
References | Link to source |
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Joong-ang Daily |
2016 Fellowship: So Young (Olivia) Han |
Asia |
2016
| ₩4,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | South Korea |
Project Details | The Google News Lab Fellows program is a fusion of three months of training and news production. The selected Google NewsLab scholars will have the opportunity to create their own news matching the four media outlets participating in the program along with in-depth training opportunities. |
Terms | The scholarship recipient will be awarded a scholarship amounting to 4 million won for three months |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Journalism & Media Studies Centre |
Data Journalism Scholarships |
Asia |
2012
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | China |
Project Details | Google has funded three Data Journalism Scholarships for this year’s intake of Master of Journalism students at the JMSC. The scholars will devote the first semester to core courses in the MJ programme, and then concentrate on special seminars and journalism courses and advanced computational courses from the Department of Computer Science and the Faculty of Engineering. |
References | Link to source |
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Journalists Charity |
Wales Media Awards |
Europe |
2019
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Journalists' Charity Wales Media Awards are organised by Spencer David on behalf of the Journalists’ Charity in Wales with the generous support of a range of sponsors and partners… Sponsors: Google |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Kauppalehti |
2017 Fellowship: Jyri Tuominen |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €6,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | Program participants will be offered an 8-week internship in summer (June-September 2017), and selected persons will receive a maximum of EUR 6,500 to cover their expenses (the actual amount to be paid will be decided by the news agency). |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €6,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source |
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Kleine Zeitung |
Google News Fellowship: Michael Sommer |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas, The University of Texas at Austin |
ISOJ 2014 |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $5,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | This year’s ISOJ was supported by the Knight Foundation, The Dallas Morning News,Omidyar Network, Google, the Moody College of Communication at the University of Texas at Austin and Univision Noticias. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas, The University of Texas at Austin |
ISOJ 2015 and post-ISOJ Ibero-American Colloquium on Digital Journalism |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $32,340 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | “We are grateful for the support of all speakers and attendees who come from around the world to Austin for the ISOJ conference and especially thankful to our sponsors: Knight Foundation, Google, The Dallas Morning News, Omidyar Network, Scripps Howard Foundation, Univision and the Moody College of Communication at UT Austin,” said Prof. Alves. Per an email from the recipient, Google provided $20,000 for ISOJ and $12,340 for a post-ISOJ Ibero-American Colloquium on Digital Journalism. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas, The University of Texas at Austin |
10th Ibero American Colloquium for Digital Journalism |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $30,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Latin America |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Innovation is opening up more and more paths in traditional and digital media in the Spanish-speaking world thanks to interesting journalistic projects in Latin America and Spain, which have gradually found ways to tackle technological and funding challenges. This was according to the journalists who participated in the 10th Ibero-American Colloquium on Digital Journalism, celebrated on April 23 with support from Google Latin America, at the conclusion of the 18th International Online Journalism Symposium (ISOJ) at the University of Texas in Austin. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas, The University of Texas at Austin |
ISOJ 2016 |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $20,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The conference is supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Open Society Foundations, Google, Dallas Morning News, Moody College of Communication and Univision News. It will take place from April 15 to 16, 2016 at the University of Texas at Austin’s Blanton Museum of Art at 200 E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Austin, Texas. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas, The University of Texas at Austin |
ISOJ 2017 and post-ISOJ Ibero-American Colloquium on Digital Journalism |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $60,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | ISOJ is possible thanks to the generous supportof Knight Foundation; Google; Open Society Foundations; The Dallas Morning News; Univision Noticias; Facebook. Per an email fromthe recipient, Google provided $25,000 for ISOJ and $35,000 for a post-ISOJ Ibero-American Colloquium on Digital Journalism. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas, The University of Texas at Austin |
Portugese Language Python Training Course |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $25,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The new online course in Portuguese offered by the Knight Center, thanks to the generous support from Google News Lab, will teach how to create programs in Python, one of the most popular programming languages in the world. The goal is to resolve recurring problems that journalists face, especially when working with digitized data. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas, The University of Texas at Austin |
Introduction to Immersive Journalism: Virtual Reality and 360 Video |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $25,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To help more journalists explore these new technologies, the Knight Center is offering the Spanish-language massive open online course (MOOC) “Introduction to Immersive Journalism: Virtual Reality and 360 Video.” This free course is possible thanks to generous support from Google News Lab, which has partnered with the Knight Center to train thousands of journalists in Latin America with free online courses in Portuguese and Spanish. The five-week course, led by veteran digital journalism instructor Robert Hernández, runs from Oct. 2 to Nov. 5, 2017 and will take students through the basics of immersive storytelling for journalists. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas, The University of Texas at Austin |
ISOJ 2018 and post-ISOJ Ibero-American Colloquium on Digital Journalism |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $55,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | ISOJ 2018 is possible thanks to the generous support of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Google News Lab, Facebook Journalism Project, Open Society Foundations’ Program on Independent Journalism, Dallas Morning News and Univision News. Per an email fromthe recipient, Google provided $20,000 for ISOJ and $35,000 for a post-ISOJ Ibero-American Colloquium on Digital Journalism. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Knight Foundation |
Media Innovation Grant |
United States and Canada |
2010
| $2,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Knight Foundation announced today that it has received a $2 million grant from Google Inc. to support the foundation’s media innovation work. “Journalism is fundamental to a functioning democracy, and we want to do our part to help fulfill the promise of journalism in the digital age,” said Nikesh Arora, President, Global Sales Operations and Business Development at Google. “There is no better partner to support innovation and experimentation in digital journalism than Knight Foundation.” |
References | Link to source |
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Korea Economic Daily |
2017 Fellowship: Angela Jaeun Jang |
Asia |
2017
| ₩4,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | South Korea |
Project Details | The Google News Lab Fellows program is a fusion of three months of training and news production. The selected Google NewsLab scholars will have the opportunity to create their own news matching the four media outlets participating in the program along with in-depth training opportunities. |
Terms | The scholarship recipient will be awarded a scholarship amounting to 4 million won for three months |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Kurier |
2016 Fellowship: Sarina Balkhausen |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Austria |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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La Chaîne Info (LCI) |
2018 Fellowship: Mathilde Roche |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €8,250 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | France |
Project Details | The "Fellows" will receive a maximum allocation of € 8,250 which will be paid directly to them by the host media (the exact amount of compensation will be fixed by the media) for the duration of the Fellowship (12 weeks between April 1 and August 31, 2018 according to the editorial staff). |
Terms | Stipend paid by host media organization |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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La Montagne |
2018 Fellowship: Cécile Lemoine |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €8,250 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | France |
Project Details | The "Fellows" will receive a maximum allocation of € 8,250 which will be paid directly to them by the host media (the exact amount of compensation will be fixed by the media) for the duration of the Fellowship (12 weeks between April 1 and August 31, 2018 according to the editorial staff). |
Terms | Stipend paid by host media organization |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Larry Birnbaum, Northwestern University |
2014 Computational Journalism Award: Larry Birnbaum, Thematic Characterization of News Stories: A Research and Teaching Proposal |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $78,100 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | This project aims to develop computational methods for identifying abstract themes or "angles" in news stories, e.g., seeing a story as an instance of "pulling yourself up by your bootstraps," or as a "David vs. Goliath" story. In collaboration with journalism and computer science students, we will develop applications utilizing these methods in the creation, distribution, and consumption of news content. |
Terms | Each award includes funding of $60,000 in cash and $20,000 in computing credits on Google’s Cloud Platform. |
Comments from Recipient | The exact title was "Thematic Characterization of News Stories: A Research and Teaching Proposal." And my records show that the amount was $58,100 plus $20,000 in-kind contribution of Google Cloud services. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Le Monde |
World Academy |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | France |
Project Details | Le Monde Académie welcomed 25 young people between the ages of 18 and 25, with or without a diploma, and accompanied them for their first steps as reporters. For their part, the two loyal partners of the operation, EDF and Google, will each reward a candidate. Each prize has 3,000 euros. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Local Media Association |
GNI Subscriptions Lab |
United States and Canada |
2019
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | |
Project Details | The goal of the lab is to develop a sustainable and thriving business model for newspapers across North America—powered by digital subscriptions. To get there, we’ve designed a six-month long experience that will address every step of the digital subscriptions process. Eight publishers will be chosen to participate, representing a cross-section of the local news industry, with a mix of both chain-owned and independent community and metro titles. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google contributed |
Comments from Recipient | We did not disclose amounts on those projects either (and we don’t know those total amounts since they involve other partners). |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Local Media Association |
GNI Data Lab |
United States and Canada |
2019
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Initiative |
Country | USA |
Project Details | This exciting project will enable selected news organizations to transform their businesses through responsible data use. Six publishers will be selected to participate in the Lab, and will undergo a 12-week-long program to understand and improve their underlying data capabilities. They will also receive support to build and test new digital advertising strategies. LMA will share best practices with the broader community of news organizations. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google contributed |
Comments from Recipient | We did not disclose amounts on those projects either (and we don’t know those total amounts since they involve other partners). |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Local Media Consortium |
Premier Partner |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Google is a Premier Partner with the LMC, which unites local media companies with technology companies to grow digital ad revenue and collaborate on all aspects of advancing the local media news ecosystem. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Markkula Center for Applied Ethics |
Trust Project |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Trust Project is an international consortium of news organizations building standards of transparency and working with technology platforms to affirm and amplify journalism’s commitment to transparency, accuracy, inclusion, and fairness so that the public can make informed news choices.Led by award-winning journalist Sally Lehrman, it is hosted by Santa Clara University’s Markkula Center for Applied Ethics. Search engines and social media platforms, which have become important news distributors, are participating as external partners. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Matter |
2016 Fellowship: Jorge Caraballo Cordovez |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $9,500 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Matter |
Matter NYC Expansion & Matter News Lab Mentorship Lounge |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | As part of our increased investment in Matter, we’ll be providing a stronger pipeline of Google tech talent to help mentor Matter startups. Our New York office in Chelsea is just a few blocks away from Matter’s new location. But we wanted to do more than just that. We wanted to help Matter create a great environment for its New York startups to meet, share ideas, and connect. So we’re building a News Lab Mentorship Lounge at Matter’s new space, intended to foster thoughtful conversations that can help Matter’s startups tackle tough challenges and build bold ideas. |
References | Link to source |
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Matter |
2017 Fellowship: Lindsay Abrams |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $9,500 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of $8,500 USD and $1,000 USD travel budget |
Terms | Google provides a $9,500 stipend for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Matter |
2018 Fellowship: Corinne Osnos |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $10,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $9,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $9K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Matter |
Open Matter Bootcamp Berkeley |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Over the next 6 months, Matter will be running four Local News Bootcamps in four different regions of the United States in partnership with Google News Lab. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Matter |
Open Matter Bootcamp Georgia |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Over the next 6 months, Matter will be running four Local News Bootcamps in four different regions of the United States in partnership with Google News Lab. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Matter |
Open Matter Bootcamp Mizzou |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Over the next 6 months, Matter will be running four Local News Bootcamps in four different regions of the United States in partnership with Google News Lab. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Matter |
Open Matter Bootcamp NYC |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Today, I’m equally excited to actually announce which remarkable organizations have made it through our competitive application process to earn a coveted slot at our very first Open Matter Bootcamp in New York City. April 23–25, they will gather at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, to collaborate, experiment, immerse in new process and methods, and emerge with fresh perspectives and skills to take back home and apply to some of the most challenging problems in local news. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Media Center of the Local Coordination Commitees |
Reporters Without Borders Annual Netizen Prize |
Middle East/North Africa |
2012
| €2,500 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Syria |
Project Details | Google has partnered with Reporters Without Borders in 2010 to award the annual Netizen who recognizes a user, blogger or cyber-dissident who has distinguished himself through investigative reporting, projects or other initiatives which has helped advance online freedom of information and which is likely to inspire fellow netizens around the world. The laureate receives a prize money of EUR 2,500. |
Terms | Laureates receive a €2500 prize funded by Google |
References | Link to source |
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Media Diversity Australia |
Diversity in Media |
Australia and New Zealand |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | We’re working to support research projects that tackle industry challenges - working with Media Diversity Australia to quantify issues of diversity and representation in the Australian news organizations |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Media Lab Bayern |
Google News Fellowship: Blagovesta Kostova |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Media Matters for America |
Pundit Training |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $125,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To support clean energy pundit training and messaging |
References | Link to source |
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MediaParty Argentina |
MediaParty 2017 |
Latin America |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Argentina |
Project Details | The Media Party is a three-day event in Buenos Aires, Argentina, that gathers more than 2500 entrepreneurs, journalists, developers and designers from five continents to work together for the future of media. Born from Hacks/Hackers Buenos Aires, this event combines big companies like The New York Times, The Guardian, Vox Media, ProPublica, Watchup, Neo4J or DocumentCloud with regional communities in the world’s biggest network of journalists and developers. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Mediahub |
2017 Fellowship: Iriz Silander |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €6,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | Program participants will be offered an 8-week internship in summer (June-September 2017), and selected persons will receive a maximum of EUR 6,500 to cover their expenses (the actual amount to be paid will be decided by the news agency). |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €6,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source |
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Mediehuset Nettavisen |
2017 Google News Lab Fellowship: Alexander Egge |
Europe |
2017
| kr0 - kr65,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | Members are offered an eight-week placement during the summer (June – September 2017), and selected members receive up to $ 65,000 NOK in support from the news organization they have been accepted with (amount determined by the organization's own discretion), as an aid to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to 65,000 NOK to each fellow |
References | Link to source |
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Metro |
2017 Fellowship: David Ohlsson |
Europe |
2017
| kr65,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Each fellow is offered 8 weeks of work during the summer (June to September 2017) and selected fellows receive support from the respective news organization of up to 65,000 SEK (the amount is up to the news organization) to help cover the costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to 65,000 SEK to each fellow |
Comments from Recipient | The grant was basically funding for an intern over a few months, not payment for any other journalistic commitment. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Mittelbayerische Zeitung |
2016 Fellowship: Konstantin Seitz |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Mittelbayerische Zeitung |
2016 Fellowship: Sebastian Bayerl |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Mother Jones |
To support food and environmental reporting, public affairs outreach |
United States and Canada |
2012
| $225,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To support food and environmental reporting, public affairs outreach |
References | Link to source |
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Mother Jones |
Food and human rights public affairs program |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $250,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To support the public affairs program and Mother Jones' food and human rights |
References | Link to source |
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Mother Jones |
To support reporting on Food & Agriculture & human rights |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $200,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | To support reporting on Food & Agriculture & human rights |
References | Link to source |
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Mother Jones |
Reporting on Food & Agriculture |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $150,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Reporting on Food & Agriculture |
References | Link to source |
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NLGJA - The Association of LGBTQ Journalists |
Coming Home National Convention |
United States and Canada |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | NLGJA is the premier network of LGBT media professionals and all dedicated to the highest journalistic standards in the coverage of LGBT issues. |
Terms | Feature Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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NLGJA - The Association of LGBTQ Journalists |
National Convention & LGBT Media Summit |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | NLGJA is the premier network of LGBT media professionals and all dedicated to the highest journalistic standards in the coverage of LGBT issues. |
Terms | Feature Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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NLGJA - The Association of LGBTQ Journalists |
NLGJA 2017 National Convention |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | NLGJA is the premier network of LGBT media professionals and all dedicated to the highest journalistic standards in the coverage of LGBT issues. |
Terms | Feature Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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National Council for the Training of Journalists |
NCTJ Annual Conference |
Europe |
2012
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The National Council for the Training of Journalists is delighted to announce that Google is to be a headline sponsor of the fifth annual Journalism Skills Conference. Taking place in Nottingham on 28 and 29 November, the conference will open at Nottingham Trent University with the main sessions at Nottingham Conference Centre and the awards reception and dinner at the Nottingham Contemporary, one of the largest modern art centres in the UK. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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National Council for the Training of Journalists |
Google News Lab Workshop |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | A host of top speakers have been lined up for the Google News Lab and NCTJ digital tools and skills for journalism workshop on Wednesday, 2 March. The free workshop, hosted at Google's UK headquarters in London, will focus on investigative journalism and fact checking, as well as the latest online tools for journalists. |
References | Link to source |
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National Council for the Training of Journalists |
NCTJ Diversity in Journalism Seminar |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | More than 100 journalists, editors and industry professionals will join the National Council for the Training of Journalists on Wednesday, 18 October at its inaugural diversity in journalism seminar in London, hosted by Google News Lab. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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National Review Institute |
William F. Buckley Jr. Prize Dinner, 4th Annual |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $25,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | National Review Institute hosts its Fourth Annual William F. Buckley Jr. Prize Dinner at Gotham Hall in New York City; raises nearly $1.2 million for the Institute’s programs. Recognizes Bruce and Suzie Kovner for Leadership in Supporting Liberty and Tom Wolfe for Leadership in Political Thought and salutes Rich Lowry’s 25 years with National Review. |
Terms | Gold Sponsor |
Comments from Recipient | Per public records, National Review Institute received two contributions from Google in the amount of $25,000 for the William F. Buckley Jr. Prize Dinner in 2017 and in 2018. These annual galas raise funds for NRI's general operating budget. The contributions from Google were not related to a journalism award, nor were they directed toward any particular project.
Please note that National Review Institute, a 501(c)(3) journalistic think tank, is a separate legal entity from National Review, Inc. (corporately National Review magazine and NationalReview.com). |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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National Review Institute |
William F. Buckley Jr. Prize Dinner, 5th Annual |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $25,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | National Review Institute hosts its Fifth Annual William F. Buckley Jr. Prize Dinner at the Chicago Cultural Center; raises nearly $1.2 million for the Institute’s programs. Recognizes Karen Buchwald Wright for Leadership in Supporting Liberty and Edwin J. Feulner for Leadership in Political Thought. |
Terms | Gold Sponsor |
Comments from Recipient | Per public records, National Review Institute received two contributions from Google in the amount of $25,000 for the William F. Buckley Jr. Prize Dinner in 2017 and in 2018. These annual galas raise funds for NRI's general operating budget. The contributions from Google were not related to a journalism award, nor were they directed toward any particular project.
Please note that National Review Institute, a 501(c)(3) journalistic think tank, is a separate legal entity from National Review, Inc. (corporately National Review magazine and NationalReview.com). |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Nawaat.org |
Reporters Without Borders Annual Netizen Prize |
Middle East/North Africa |
2011
| €2,500 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Tunisia |
Project Details | Google has partnered with Reporters Without Borders in 2010 to award the annual Netizen who recognizes a user, blogger or cyber-dissident who has distinguished himself through investigative reporting, projects or other initiatives which has helped advance online freedom of information and which is likely to inspire fellow netizens around the world. The laureate receives a prize money of EUR 2,500. |
Terms | Laureates receive a €2500 prize funded by Google |
References | Link to source |
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Neil Maiden and George Brock, City University of London |
2015 Computational Journalism Award: Neil Maiden and George Brock, Computational Support for Creative Story Development by Journalists |
Europe |
2015
| $80,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | This project will develop a new software prototype to implement creative search strategies that journalists could use to strengthen investigative storytelling more efficiently than with current news content management and search tools. |
Terms | Each award includes funding of $60,000 in cash and $20,000 in computing credits on Google’s Cloud Platform. |
References | Link to source |
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Netzwerk Medien Trainer |
Google Tools for Journalists Training |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | [O]ur partnership with Netzwerk Medien-Trainer has provided over a thousand journalists across northern Europe with expert training on data journalism, verification and mapping. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung |
Google News Fellowship: René Bucken |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung |
Google News Fellowship: Mathias Mielitz |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Neue Zürcher Zeitung |
2016 Fellowship: Diego Wyllie |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Neue Zürcher Zeitung |
Google News Fellowship: Benjamin Bathke |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Switzerland |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Neue deutsche Medienmacher |
Google News Fellowship |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €6,400 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | This summer, we offer five NdM candidates the opportunity to work for two months as fellows in renowned media houses in Germany, Austria and Switzerland… Since 2015, Google News Lab offers journalists and software developers with a focus on data journalism and multimedia storytelling a fellowship program. |
Terms | Google provides a maximum stipend of €6,400 for each publisher to allocate |
References | Link to source |
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Neue deutsche Medienmacher |
Data Journalism Training |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | On June 16th, NdM and Google News Lab invite journalists with migration history to its headquarters in Berlin. The workshop will focus on research tools, fact checking and visual storytelling. We offer to refund your travel expenses for participation in the seminar. |
References | Link to source |
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Neue deutsche Medienmacher |
Data Journalism Training |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | On December 11th, NdM and Google News Lab invite journalists to a training in Berlin. The workshop will focus on research tools fact checking and visual storytelling. You will learn to make pictures come alive using Google Earth to analyse which topics have most attention in this very moment with Google Trends and which tools also exist for the verification of user generated content... We offer to refund your travel expenses for participating in the workshop. |
References | Link to source |
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NewsFoo |
NewsFoo |
United States and Canada |
2012
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Invitation-only media "unconference" described as an annual gathering of coders, digital news producers, executives and others working at places such as Quartz, Twitter, Upworthy, Facebook and The New York Times. Precursor to Newsgeist event hosted by Arizona State University. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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NewsFoo |
NewsFoo |
United States and Canada |
2013
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Invitation-only media "unconference" described as an annual gathering of coders, digital news producers, executives and others working at places such as Quartz, Twitter, Upworthy, Facebook and The New York Times. Precursor to Newsgeist event hosted by Arizona State University. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Newsgeist |
Newsgeist |
United States and Canada |
2014
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Invited guests – elite journalists, media entrepreneurs, and technologists – met earlier this month at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. Sponsored by Google and the Knight Foundation Nov. 14-16, we can’t tell you who was there because we weren’t invited. We also can’t tell you what, specifically, was talked about or by whom. Newgeist has rules against that. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Newsgeist |
Newsgeist |
United States and Canada |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The annual event, hosted by Google and the Knight Foundation, brings together the top innovators in digital news media. This year the exclusive conference distinguished itself by being more inclusive than any other previous year. Organizers even invited Black Lives Matter activists — who came — a coup all by itself and a sign that Newsgeist organizers worked hard to be more diverse this year. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Newsgeist |
Newsgeist Europe |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | Europe |
Project Details | At Newsgeist Europe this past weekend, a few dozen journalists, executives, technologists, and media thinkers assembled once again to dish on the future of news. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Newsgeist |
Newsgeist LatAm |
Latin America |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | |
Project Details | Newsgeist LatAm, hosted by Google, brought more than 150 of media's biggest names to São Paulo to find solutions to the fake news problem. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Newsgeist |
Newsgeist |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Newsgeist is a gathering of practitioners and thinkers from the worlds of journalism, technology, and public policy who are re-imagining the future of the news. Anchored by the annual “unconference” events and supplemented by an online community, Newsgeist is a community of industry peers who share projects and ideas, and tackle challenging problems together. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Newstalk |
2017 Fellowship: Simon O’Leary |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €6,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to €6,000 EUR (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stupiend of up to €6,000 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Next Media Accelerator |
Hackathons |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Our media hackathons are events calling for designers, developers and business minds to work during 48 hours with the aim of making things happen, for real. |
Terms | Official Hackathon Partner |
References | Link to source |
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Nicolas di Tada |
Citizen Media Global Innovation Competition: Discover and share the true story one bite at a time |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $5,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Ashoka Changemakers, with the support of Google, is seeking innovations in Citizen Media. The four entries that received the most votes from the Changemakers online community will each earn a prize of US $5,000. You may continue to read and comment on all entries. |
References | Link to source |
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Nieman Journalism Lab |
2013 Fellowship: Linda Kinstler |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $8,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $7,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $7.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | We don’t receive any money from Google; the money goes to the students directly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Nieman Journalism Lab |
2013 Fellowship: Sarah Darville |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $8,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $7,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $7.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | We don’t receive any money from Google; the money goes to the students directly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Nieman Journalism Lab |
2014 Fellowship: Liam Andrew |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $9,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | We don’t receive any money from Google; the money goes to the students directly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Nieman Journalism Lab |
2015 Fellowship: Madeline Welsh |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | We don’t receive any money from Google; the money goes to the students directly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Nieman Journalism Lab |
2016 Fellowship: Taylyn Washington-Harmon |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | We don’t receive any money from Google; the money goes to the students directly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Nieman Journalism Lab |
2017 Fellowship: Christine Schmidt |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of $8,500 USD and $1,000 USD travel budget |
Terms | Google provides a $9,500 stipend for each fellow |
Comments from Recipient | We don’t receive any money from Google; the money goes to the students directly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Nieman Journalism Lab |
2018 Fellowship: Marlee Baldridge |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $10,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $9,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $9K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | We don’t receive any money from Google; the money goes to the students directly. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Northwestern University |
Computation+Journalism Symposium 2017 |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Computation+Journalism Symposium brings together journalists and technologists, academics and practitioners alike, to share research and explore the ways that computation is transforming all the key functions of journalism: reporting, analysis, verification, storytelling, publishing, distribution, and audience engagement. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Observateurs de France 24 |
2018 Fellowship: Alice Hérait |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €8,250 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | France |
Project Details | The "Fellows" will receive a maximum allocation of € 8,250 which will be paid directly to them by the host media (the exact amount of compensation will be fixed by the media) for the duration of the Fellowship (12 weeks between April 1 and August 31, 2018 according to the editorial staff). |
Terms | Stipend paid by host media organization |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Online News Association |
Online News Association 2013 Conference (ONA13), Atlanta. Google Student Newsroom |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $30,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Online News Association’s 2013 Conference & Awards Banquet, Oct. 17-19, at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis Hotel, is the premier gathering of highly engaged digital journalists who are shaping the future of media. |
Terms | Diamond Sponsor. Google Student Newsroom |
References | Link to source |
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Online News Association |
Online News Association 2015 Conference (ONA15), Los Angeles. Google Student Newsroom |
United States and Canada |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Online News Association’s 2015 Conference & Awards Banquet, Sept. 24-26, at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, is the premier gathering of highly engaged digital journalists who are shaping the future of media. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Online News Association |
ONA London 2016 |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Join us April 1 at Reuters UK for ONA London: Audience Engagement, where we’ll dive into how audiences find and interact with news. Sessions will feature audience engagement experts from around the world, as well as hands-on demos that will offer the chance to engage with emerging technology. |
Terms | Welcome Reception |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Online News Association |
Online News Association 2016 Conference (ONA16). Google Student Newsroom, Coffee + Tea Bar |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Online News Association’s 2016 Conference, Sept. 15-17, at the Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center, will convene the best of digital media — journalists, technologists, designers, executives, educators, students and others looking to network and share innovative ideas. |
Terms | Premiere Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Online News Association |
Online News Association 2017 Conference (ONA17): Online Journalism Awards Banquet, Student Newsroom, Coffee + Tea Bar |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $50,000 - Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Online News Association’s 2017 Conference brings together some of the most innovative minds in digital media, including journalists, media executives, developers, entrepreneurs, students and educators. |
Terms | Executive Sponsor |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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OpenNews |
SRCCON:WORK |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | SRCCON:WORK explored how we as a community can make journalism more inclusive, representative, and responsive. This new, two-day event took place Dec. 7-8, 2017, in Philadelphia, building on conversations emerging from SRCCON, our hands-on conference that gathers members of the news-code community each year to take on ideas that push newsrooms forward. |
Terms | Lead Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Ouest-France |
2018 Fellowship: Louis Tanca |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €8,250 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | France |
Project Details | The "Fellows" will receive a maximum allocation of € 8,250 which will be paid directly to them by the host media (the exact amount of compensation will be fixed by the media) for the duration of the Fellowship (12 weeks between April 1 and August 31, 2018 according to the editorial staff). |
Terms | Stipend paid by host media organization |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Paul Resnick, University of Michigan |
2014 Computational Journalism Award: Paul Resnick, RumorLens |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $80,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | RumorLens is a tool that will aid journalists in finding posts that spread or correct a particular rumor on Twitter, by exploring the size of the audiences that those posts have reached. In the collection phase, the user provides one or a few exemplar tweets and then manually classifies a few hundred others as spreading the rumor, correcting it, or labeling it as unrelated. This enables automatic retrieval and classification of remaining tweets, which are then presented in an interactive visualization that shows audience sizes. |
Terms | Each award includes funding of $60,000 in cash and $20,000 in computing credits on Google’s Cloud Platform. |
References | Link to source |
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Pew Research Center |
2013 Fellowship: Jan Lauren Boyles (Project for Excellence in Journalism) |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $8,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $7,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $7.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Pew Research Center |
2014 Fellowship: Alex T. Williams |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $9,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | The three individuals you listed in your email were Google News Initiative fellows based at Pew Research Center, working with our journalism and media research team for the summer. They were paid by Google, so you'd need to contact them for any specifics about dollar amounts. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Pew Research Center |
2015 Fellowship: Alexandre Gonçalves |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | The three individuals you listed in your email were Google News Initiative fellows based at Pew Research Center, working with our journalism and media research team for the summer. They were paid by Google, so you'd need to contact them for any specifics about dollar amounts. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Pew Research Center |
2016 Fellowship: Sophie Chou |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Pew Research Center |
2017 Fellowship: Emily Bello-Pardo |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of $8,500 USD and $1,000 USD travel budget |
Terms | Google provides a $9,500 stipend for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Pew Research Center |
2018 Fellowship: Pankhuri Kumar |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $10,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $9,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $9K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | The three individuals you listed in your email were Google News Initiative fellows based at Pew Research Center, working with our journalism and media research team for the summer. They were paid by Google, so you'd need to contact them for any specifics about dollar amounts. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Poynter Institute |
2013 Fellowship: Anna Li |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $8,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $7,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $7.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Poynter Institute |
2014 Fellowship: Benjamin Mullin |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $9,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Poynter Institute |
2015 Fellowship: Gurman Bhatia |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Poynter Institute |
Digital Storytelling Workshops |
United States and Canada |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Poynter Institute will team up with Google News Lab and the Society for Professional Journalists to create training at no cost for journalists in the use of digital tools to tell more powerful stories and inform citizens...Poynter’s partnership with Google is the institute’s first major alliance with a digital technology company. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Poynter Institute |
2016 Fellowship: Sonali Prasad |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Poynter Institute |
2017 Fellowship: Daniel Funke |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of $8,500 USD and $1,000 USD travel budget |
Terms | Google provides a $9,500 stipend for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Poynter Institute |
International Fact Checking Network (IFCN) |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Poynter Institute, a global leader in journalism, has entered into a partnership with Google News Lab to expand the work of the International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN). The project aims to dramatically increase the searchable output of fact-checkers worldwide, expand fact-checking to new markets and support fact-checking beyond politics, such as in sports, health and science. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Poynter Institute |
Drone Journalism Training |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Poynter Institute, Google News Lab, Drone Journalism Lab, National Press Photographers Association and DJIhave unveiled an innovative program to train journalists in using drones, or unmanned aerial systems, for their news coverage. The program, which features hands-on workshops and online teaching, is powered by the Google News Lab. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Poynter Institute |
2018 Fellowship: Taylor Blatchford |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $10,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $9,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $9K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Poynter Institute/Stanford University/Local Media Association |
MediaWise |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $3,000,000 |
|
Google Division | Google.org |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Supported by a $3 million Google.org investment, MediaWise is a media literacy project designed to help millions of young people in the U.S. discern fact from fiction online, through classroom education and video—with a little help from several teen-favorite YouTube creators. |
Terms | $3 million grant from Google.org for media literacy |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Press Institute for Women (now Global Press Institute) |
GPI Programs, DRC, Haiti |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $75,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | GPI Programs, DRC, Haiti |
References | Link to source |
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Press Institute for Women (now Global Press Institute) |
Global Press Institute DRC & Focus on Programs |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $75,000 |
|
Google Division | The Schmidt Family Foundation |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Global Press Institute DRC & Focus on Programs |
References | Link to source |
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ProPublica |
2013 Fellowship: Stephen Suen |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $8,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $7,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $7.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | It should be noted that the fellowship grants go directly to the students, not to ProPublica. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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ProPublica |
2014 Fellowship: Yue Qiu |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $9,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | It should be noted that the fellowship grants go directly to the students, not to ProPublica. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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ProPublica |
2015 Fellowship: Cecelia Reyes |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | It should be noted that the fellowship grants go directly to the students, not to ProPublica. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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ProPublica |
2016 Fellowship: Fan Fei |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | It should be noted that the fellowship grants go directly to the students, not to ProPublica. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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ProPublica |
ElectionLand |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | ProPublica and First Draft’s participation in Electionland was funded by the Google News Lab. Support for WNYC and CUNY Graduate School of Journalism was provided by the Craig Newmark Foundation. |
References | Link to source |
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ProPublica |
2017 Fellowship: Lylla Younes |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of $8,500 USD and $1,000 USD travel budget |
Terms | Google provides a $9,500 stipend for each fellow |
Comments from Recipient | It should be noted that the fellowship grants go directly to the students, not to ProPublica. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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ProPublica |
Represent |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $90,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The new Represent will help you track members, votes and bills in the House of Representatives and Senate. We’re also launching a Congress API, or Application Programming Interface, so developers can get data about what Congress is doing, too. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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ProPublica |
Election DataBot |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $150,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | A partnership with the Google News Lab, Election DataBot helps reporters, researchers and citizens keep track of campaign activity. The update adds a host of new information from ProPublica’s political data collection that will help users understand races in even more detail, and provide an even broader picture to their readers. DataBot users can sign up for email alerts for a particular candidate, committee or race, using a Google account. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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ProPublica |
2018 Fellowship: Riley Wong |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $10,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $9,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $9K stipend, $1K travel budget |
Comments from Recipient | It should be noted that the fellowship grants go directly to the students, not to ProPublica. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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ProPublica |
Documenting Hate |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $200,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Hate crimes in America have historically been difficult to track since there is very little official data collected. What data does exist is incomplete and not very useful for reporters keen to learn more. This led ProPublica — with the support of the Google News Lab — to form Documenting Hate earlier this year, a collaborative reporting project that aims to create a national database for hate crimes by collecting and categorizing news stories related to hate crime attacks and abuses from across the country. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Projor, the Institute for the Development of Journalism |
Partner |
Latin America |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google Brazil |
Country | Brazil |
Project Details | Partner |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Public Radio International (PRI.org) |
2014 Fellowship: David Conrad |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $9,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Public Radio International (PRI.org) |
2015 Fellowship: Kuang Keng Kuek Ser |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Raidió Teilifís Éireann (RTÉ) |
2017 Fellowship: Ciara Del Grosso Bates |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €6,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to €6,000 EUR (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stupiend of up to €6,000 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Reporters without Borders |
General Charitable Purpose |
Europe |
2013
| $25,000 |
|
Google Division | Brin Wojcicki Foundation |
Country | France |
Project Details | General Support |
Terms | General Support |
References | Link to source |
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Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism |
Digital News Report 2013 |
Europe |
2013
| £120,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Digital News Report is a major project from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University. Started in 2012, it aims to track digital news consumption across countries and provide timely data and analysis for industry, regulators and academia. |
Terms | Research funding |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google contributed 30000 |
References | Link to source |
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Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism |
Digital News Report 2014 |
Europe |
2014
| £186,500 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Digital News Report is a major project from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University. Started in 2012, it aims to track digital news consumption across countries and provide timely data and analysis for industry, regulators and academia. |
Terms | Research funding |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google contributed 50000 |
References | Link to source |
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Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism |
Digitial News Report 2015 |
Europe |
2015
| £272,500 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Digital News Report is a major project from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University. Started in 2012, it aims to track digital news consumption across countries and provide timely data and analysis for industry, regulators and academia. |
Terms | Research funding |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google contributed 50000 |
References | Link to source |
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Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism |
Supplementary Digital News Report |
Europe |
2015
| £135,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Digital News Report is a major project from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University. Started in 2012, it aims to track digital news consumption across countries and provide timely data and analysis for industry, regulators and academia. |
Terms | Research funding |
References | Link to source |
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Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism |
Digital News Report 2016-2018 |
Europe |
2016
| £5,973,298 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Digital News Report is a major project from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University. Started in 2012, it aims to track digital news consumption across countries and provide timely data and analysis for industry, regulators and academia. |
Terms | Research funding |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google contributed 5278095 |
References | Link to source |
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Rheinische Post |
2016 Fellowship: Sakander Zirai |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Ryan Thornburg, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
2014 Computational Journalism Award: Ryan Thornburg, Public Records Dashboard for Small Newsrooms |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $74,968 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Building off our Knight News Challenge effort to bring data-driven journalism to readers of rural newspaper websites, we are developing an internal newsroom tool that will alert reporters and editors to potential story tips found in public data. Our project aims to lower the cost of finding in public data sets stories that shine light in dark places, hold powerful people accountable, and explain our increasingly complex and interconnected world. |
Terms | Each award includes funding of $60,000 in cash and $20,000 in computing credits on Google’s Cloud Platform. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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Sanoma |
2017 Fellowship: Olli Pietiläinen (Helsingin Sanomat) |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €6,500 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | Program participants will be offered an 8-week internship in summer (June-September 2017), and selected persons will receive a maximum of EUR 6,500 to cover their expenses (the actual amount to be paid will be decided by the news agency). |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €6,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Society of Business Editors and Writers |
Society of Business Editors and Writers 2010 Conference Denver |
United States and Canada |
2010
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | SABEW also attracted 25 exhibitors, more than twice as many as a year ago, and brought in new sponsor Google to join mainstay supporters such as Bloomberg, Reuters, the Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism, News Corp. companies Dow Jones and Fox Business News, and the National Endowment for Financial Education. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Business Editors and Writers |
Society of Business Editors and Writers 2011 Conference Dallas |
United States and Canada |
2011
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Some of the conference sponsors included Bloomberg News, the National Endowment for Financial Education,
Thomson Reuters, Google and the Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Business Editors and Writers |
Society of Business Editors and Writers 2012 Conference Washington DC |
United States and Canada |
2012
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | A special note of thanks. SABEW wishes to thank its sponsors and exhibitors: 2013 Sponsors… Google |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Editors |
Society of Editors Annual Conference 2013, National Press Awards |
Europe |
2013
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | As well as celebrating the best journalism, the National Press Awards provide vital funding for the Society’s campaigning. We are indebted to Google, Unison, Nikon, PA, Reuters and, of course, Camelot who have supported us since 2001. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | I can confirm that Google did provide grants to the Society of Editors in the form of overall sponsorship which supported the Society in its work, in particular the National Press Awards, Regional Press Awards and the Society Annual Conference for the years stated. This is public knowledge. I am not at liberty to divulge the size of the grants. We have found working with Google they have been supportive of the Society's aims to protect press freedom and freedom of expression. |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Editors |
Society of Editors Annual Conference 2015 |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Partners for 2015 page |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | I can confirm that Google did provide grants to the Society of Editors in the form of overall sponsorship which supported the Society in its work, in particular the National Press Awards, Regional Press Awards and the Society Annual Conference for the years stated. This is public knowledge. I am not at liberty to divulge the size of the grants. We have found working with Google they have been supportive of the Society's aims to protect press freedom and freedom of expression. |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Editors |
Society of Editors Carlisle Conference 2016 |
Europe |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Partners for 2016 page |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | I can confirm that Google did provide grants to the Society of Editors in the form of overall sponsorship which supported the Society in its work, in particular the National Press Awards, Regional Press Awards and the Society Annual Conference for the years stated. This is public knowledge. I am not at liberty to divulge the size of the grants. We have found working with Google they have been supportive of the Society's aims to protect press freedom and freedom of expression. |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Editors |
Society of Editors Regional Press Awards 2017 |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Student Journalist of the Year Award |
Comments from Recipient | I can confirm that Google did provide grants to the Society of Editors in the form of overall sponsorship which supported the Society in its work, in particular the National Press Awards, Regional Press Awards and the Society Annual Conference for the years stated. This is public knowledge. I am not at liberty to divulge the size of the grants. We have found working with Google they have been supportive of the Society's aims to protect press freedom and freedom of expression. |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Editors |
Society of Editors Cambridge Conference 2017 |
Europe |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Sponsors 2017 page |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | I can confirm that Google did provide grants to the Society of Editors in the form of overall sponsorship which supported the Society in its work, in particular the National Press Awards, Regional Press Awards and the Society Annual Conference for the years stated. This is public knowledge. I am not at liberty to divulge the size of the grants. We have found working with Google they have been supportive of the Society's aims to protect press freedom and freedom of expression. |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Editors |
Society of Editors Manchester Conference 2018 |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | Sponsors 2018 page |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
Comments from Recipient | I can confirm that Google did provide grants to the Society of Editors in the form of overall sponsorship which supported the Society in its work, in particular the National Press Awards, Regional Press Awards and the Society Annual Conference for the years stated. This is public knowledge. I am not at liberty to divulge the size of the grants. We have found working with Google they have been supportive of the Society's aims to protect press freedom and freedom of expression. |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Professional Journalists |
2010 Excellence in Journalism Conference |
United States and Canada |
2010
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Confirmed sponsors for the conference are: Geico, Scripps Howard Foundation, Eli Lilly, Demand Studios and Google. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Professional Journalists |
Grant |
United States and Canada |
2013
| $10,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Grant |
Terms | General Support |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Professional Journalists |
Grant |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $10,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Grant |
Terms | General Support |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Professional Journalists |
Google News Lab Training Program |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | SPJ and the Google News Initiative teamed up in 2015 to provide free training and outreach to journalists around the U.S. looking to apply Google tools in their news gathering, reporting and storytelling. |
Terms | Multi-year grant |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Society of Professional Journalists |
Google Training |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $100,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Google Training |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Professional Journalists |
Google Training Fund |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $78,447 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | For the years ended July 31, the following net assets were released from donor restrictions by incurring expenses satisfying the restricted purposes or by occurrence of other events specified by donors: Google Training Fund |
Terms | Google Training Fund |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Professional Journalists |
Google Training Fund |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $545,531 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | For the years ended July 31, the following net assets were released from donor restrictions by incurring expenses satisfying the restricted purposes or by occurrence of other events specified by donors: Google Training Fund |
Terms | Google Training Fund |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Professional Journalists |
Google Training |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $200,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Google Training |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) |
SOPA 2015 Awards for Editorial Excellence |
Asia |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | China |
Project Details | The Society of Publishers in Asia is host to the prestigious annual SOPA Awards for Editorial Excellence, which serve as the world-class benchmark for quality journalism in the region. |
Terms | Silver Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) |
SOPA 2016 Awards for Editorial Excellence |
Asia |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | China |
Project Details | The Society of Publishers in Asia is host to the prestigious annual SOPA Awards for Editorial Excellence, which serve as the world-class benchmark for quality journalism in the region. |
Terms | Gold Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) |
SOPA 2017 Awards for Editorial Excellence |
Asia |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | China |
Project Details | The Society of Publishers in Asia is host to the prestigious annual SOPA Awards for Editorial Excellence, which serve as the world-class benchmark for quality journalism in the region. |
Terms | Gold Sponsor |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) |
Associate Membership |
Asia |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | China |
Project Details | The Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) was founded in 1982 to champion freedom of the press, promote excellence in journalism and endorse best practices for all local and regional publishing platforms in the Asia Pacific region. SOPA is a not-for-profit organization based in Hong Kong and representing international, regional and local media companies across Asia. The Society of Publishers in Asia is also host to the prestigious annual SOPA Awards for Editorial Excellence, which serve as the world-class benchmark for quality journalism in the region |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Solutions Journalism Network |
Partner |
United States and Canada |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | SJN trains and connects journalists to cover how people are responding to problems and to bring solutions journalism to every newsroom worldwide. Google listed as a "Partner". |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Stanford University |
Computation+Journalism Symposium 2016 |
United States and Canada |
2016
| Not Disclosed |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Data and computation drive our world, often without sufficient critical assessment or accountability. Journalism is adapting responsibly—finding and creating new kinds of stories that respond directly to our new societal condition. Join us for a two-day conference exploring the interface between journalism and computing. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Stern.de |
Google News Fellowship: Natalie Sablowski |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Street School |
Grant |
Europe |
2017
| €50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | France |
Project Details | Through partnerships with Ida B. Wells Society, Future News, Le Monde Académie, Neue Deutsche Medienmacher, and the Paris Street School, we’re working to provide trainings on Google tools to journalists from diverse and/or non-traditional backgrounds. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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Sunlight Foundation |
2014 Fellowship: Stan Oklobdzija |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $9,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Sunlight Foundation |
2015 Fellowship: Nick Judd |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Susan McGregor, Tow Center for Journalism |
2014 Computational Journalism Award: Susan McGregor, Infoscribe |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $80,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | InfoScribe is a collaborative web platform that lets citizens participate in investigative journalism projects by digitizing select data from scanned document sets uploaded by journalists. One of InfoScribe's primary research goals is to explore how community participation in journalistic activities can help improve their accuracy, transparency and impact. |
Terms | Each award includes funding of $60,000 in cash and $20,000 in computing credits on Google’s Cloud Platform. |
References | Link to source |
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Sveriges Radio |
2017 Fellowship: Hanna Brolund |
Europe |
2017
| kr0 - kr65,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Sweden |
Project Details | Each fellow is offered 8 weeks of work during the summer (June to September 2017) and selected fellows receive support from the respective news organization of up to 65,000 SEK (the amount is up to the news organization) to help cover the costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to 65,000 SEK to each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Texas Tribune |
2014 Fellowship: Jessica Hamel |
United States and Canada |
2014
| $9,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Texas Tribune |
2015 Fellowship: Jeremy C.F. Lin |
United States and Canada |
2015
| $9,500 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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The Guardian |
2017 Fellowship: Niamh McIntyre |
Europe |
2017
| €5,500 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £5,000 (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £5,000 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Secondary source: email disclosure from recipient |
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The Guardian |
Guardian Voice Lab (a project of Guardian News & Media) |
Europe |
2018
| $300,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | In 2018, The Guardian secured $300k for a Voice Lab investment to support an in-house team dedicated to experimenting with storytelling and delivering Guardian journalism through smart speakers and interactive audio. |
Terms | Guardian Voice Lab will explore ways to deliver quality journalism through engaging and unique audio experiences on a smart speaker device. The project is scheduled to run for six months with funding from Google. |
References | Link to source Secondary source: Email disclosure from recipient |
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The Irish Times |
2017 Fellowship: Jennifer Purcell |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €6,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to €6,000 EUR (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stupiend of up to €6,000 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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The Telegraph |
2016 Fellowship: Daniel Dunford |
Europe |
2016
| £0 - £6,400 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £6,400 EUR (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £6,400 |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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The Telegraph |
2017 Fellowship: Serla Rusli |
Europe |
2017
| £0 - £5,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £5,000 (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £5,000 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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The Times |
2017 Fellowship: Nell Mackenzie |
Europe |
2017
| £0 - £5,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £5,000 (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £5,000 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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TheJournal.ie |
2017 Fellowship: Andrew Nathan Roberts |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €6,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Ireland |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to €6,000 EUR (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stupiend of up to €6,000 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Trinity Mirror |
2016 Fellowship: Charlotte Beale |
Europe |
2016
| £0 - £6,400 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £6,400 EUR (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £6,400 |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Trinity Mirror |
2017 Fellowship: Jessica Jones |
Europe |
2017
| £0 - £5,000 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | United Kingdom |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of up to £5,000 (the amount will be at the discretion of the news organisation) to help to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to £5,000 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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University of California, Berkeley |
Complexity and Context Journalism Symposium (a project of the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism) |
United States and Canada |
2013
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | On May 4, 2013, Berkeley Advanced Media Institute will be hosting our first ever Complexity & Context Data Journalism Symposium. This day-long event, co-sponsored by Google and the Ethics & Excellence in Journalism Foundation, will take place at UC Berkeley. Just to name a few, our speaker list includes University of Miami professor Alberto Cairo on the art of the infographic, Google tech guru Daniel Sieberg on the latest data reporting tools, and Earth Journalism Network reporter Willie Shubert on the emergence of geo-journalism. |
Terms | Google event sponsorship |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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University of California, Berkeley |
Google Digital Media Travel Fellowships (UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism) |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $9,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism announced today that Google will sponsor newly established travel fellowships for graduate students specializing in digital media...Beginning this summer, a total of nine $1,000 Google Digital Media Travel Fellowships will be awarded based on need and promise. |
Terms | 9 students each to receive $1000 to cover travel costs |
References | Link to source |
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University of California, Berkeley |
Google Digital Media Travel Fellowships (UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism) |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $3,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Three J-School students–Paayal Zaveri, Christian Stork, and Peter Bittner–are recipients of Google Digital Media Travel Fellowships. The grant from Google, established in April 2016, sends students from the School’s New Media program to professional development events around the country, including the National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting (NICAR), SXSW Interactive, Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE) and Online News Association (ONA) conferences. Each student receives $1,000 to cover travel costs. |
Terms | Each student receives $1000 to cover travel costs |
References | Link to source |
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University of Nebraska Drone Journalism Lab |
Drone Journalism Training |
United States and Canada |
2017
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The nationwide training is an extension of the Drone Journalism Boot Camp held in Lincoln in August. The boot camp, which was also sponsored by the Google News Lab, drew 62 journalists and journalism educators from around the country to the university for training weeks before new FAA regulations covering commercial drone use went into effect. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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VG |
Fellowship Recipient: Unknown |
Europe |
2017
| kr0 - kr65,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Norway |
Project Details | Members are offered an eight-week placement during the summer (June – September 2017), and selected members receive up to $ 65,000 NOK in support from the news organization they have been accepted with (amount determined by the organization's own discretion), as an aid to cover expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to 65,000 NOK for each publisher to allocate |
References | Link to source |
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VOCER |
2016 Fellowship: Deniz Örnek |
Europe |
2016
| €0 - €8,200 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Google News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 8,200 for the 8-week program between September 2016 and February 2017, paid by the host media organization (the final amount will be determined at the discretion of the media organization). The scholarship includes salary and covers u.a. Travel and maintenance costs. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €8,200 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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VOCER |
Google News Fellowship: Max Rosch |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Verlag Der Tagesspiegel |
Google News Fellowship: David Meidinger (Tagesspiegel) |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Vijay Anand |
Citizen Media Global Innovation Competition: 5th Pillar – Empowering Citizens to Tackle Corruption |
United States and Canada |
2011
| $5,000 |
|
Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Ashoka Changemakers, with the support of Google, is seeking innovations in Citizen Media. The four entries that received the most votes from the Changemakers online community will each earn a prize of US $5,000. You may continue to read and comment on all entries. |
References | Link to source |
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Walid Maalej and Wiebke Loosen, University of Hamburg |
2015 Computational Journalism Award: Walid Maalej and Wiebke Loosen, SCAN, Systematic Content Analysis of User Comments for Journalists |
Europe |
2015
| $80,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | This project aims at developing a framework for the systematic, semi-automated analysis of audience feedback on journalistic content to better reflect the voice of users, mitigate the analysis efforts, and help journalists generate new content from the user comments. |
Terms | Each award includes funding of $60,000 in cash and $20,000 in computing credits on Google’s Cloud Platform. |
References | Link to source |
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Walkley Foundation |
Walkley Grants for Innovation in Journalism |
Australia and New Zealand |
2014
| A$40,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Australia |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | The inaugural winners of the Walkley Grants were announced in June 2014. Brisbane journalist and academic Skye Doherty was awarded $25,000 to develop an online platform for her unique storytelling concept “NewsCubed”, while Tim Dunlop and Hugh Martin, from Melbourne, got $10,000 to build a business and content strategy for “The News Franchise”. “Youth Bytes”, a project by Stephen Turner, will use a $5,000 grant to run a pilot program in Turner’s Coonabarabran high school, introducing students to the world of journalism. |
Terms | Three awards totaling $40,000 AUD |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Walkley Foundation |
Walkley Grants for Innovation in Journalism |
Australia and New Zealand |
2015
| A$70,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Australia |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | If you’ve been living under a rock, you need to read up on our Walkley Grants for Innovation in Journalism. Thanks to our partners at Google Australia and Copyright Agency, this year there’s a pool of $70,000 in funding available. We’ll split that pool among the most outstanding submissions – we’re looking for projects that do creative new things with technology, business and storytelling, and improve the Australian journalism landscape. |
Terms | Award pool of $70,000 AUD. Six winners announced totaling $65,000 AUD. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Walkley Foundation |
Walkley Grants for Innovation in Journalism |
Australia and New Zealand |
2016
| A$50,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Australia |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | Projects focused on podcasting, community radio, secure communications and automated data journalism will share in the pool of $50,000 in seed funding from the Walkleys’ inaugural innovation partner Google Australia. |
Terms | Four wards totaling $50,000 AUD |
References | Link to source |
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Walkley Foundation |
Walkley Grants for Innovation in Journalism |
Australia and New Zealand |
2017
| A$60,000 |
|
Google Division | Google Australia |
Country | Australia |
Project Details | As the more than 160 applications started streaming in from across Australia and Asia we were astonished by the broad range of problems they were tackling and the innovative solutions people had come up with. We selected 110 teams to take part in an online incubator program, and then from that we chose 28 to participate in intensive shortlist bootcamps in Sydney and Melbourne. |
Terms | Five awards totaling $60,000 AUD |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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Witness |
2016 Fellowship: Niko Efstathiou |
United States and Canada |
2016
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $8,500 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $8.5K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Witness |
2017 Fellowship: Sara Rafsky |
United States and Canada |
2017
| $9,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The Fellows will be offered an 8 week placement during the Summer (June-September 2017) and selected Fellows will receive funding from their news organisation of $8,500 USD and $1,000 USD travel budget |
Terms | Google provides a $9,500 stipend for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Witness |
2018 Fellowship: Erin McAweeney |
United States and Canada |
2018
| $10,000 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | USA |
Project Details | Fellows receive a stipend of $9,000 USD and a travel budget of $1,000 during the 10-week program, which runs from June-August. |
Terms | $9K stipend, $1K travel budget |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) |
Membership |
Europe |
2015
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Membership |
References | Link to source |
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World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) |
Membership |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Membership |
References | Link to source |
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World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) |
Membership |
Europe |
2018
| Not Disclosed |
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Google Division | Google UK Ltd |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | Membership |
References | Link to source |
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WrtschaftsWiche |
Google News Fellowship: Lisa-Marie Eckardt |
Europe |
2018
| €0 - €5,500 |
|
Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Germany |
Project Details | News Lab Fellows will receive a scholarship of up to € 5,500 from the host media organization for an 8-week Fellowship Program, which will take place between April 2018 and September 2018, among other things. To cover expenses and travel expenses. |
Terms | Google provides stipend of up to €5,500 for each fellow |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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YLE |
2017 Fellowship: Henri Salonen |
Europe |
2017
| €0 - €6,500 |
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Google Division | Google News Lab |
Country | Finland |
Project Details | Program participants will be offered an 8-week internship in summer (June-September 2017), and selected persons will receive a maximum of EUR 6,500 to cover their expenses (the actual amount to be paid will be decided by the news agency). |
Terms | Google provides a stipend of up to €6,500 for each fellow |
Comments from Recipient | I’m afraid the information you have is not correct. The person mentioned is not our employee and Yle as public broadcaster has not received any grants from Google to my knowledge. [Note: Recipient lists fellowship at YLE in his LinkedIn profile.] |
References | Link to source Link to source |
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Online News Association |
AP-Google Journalism & Technology Scholarship |
United States and Canada |
2012
| $0 - $120,000 |
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Google Division | Google |
Country | USA |
Project Details | The program will award six $20,000 scholarships to undergraduate or graduate students for the 2013-2014 academic year who are pursuing degrees in journalism, computer science and new media. A key goal of the program is to promote geographic, gender and ethnic diversity, with an emphasis on rural and urban areas. |
Google Contribution | Google supported this project in conjunction with other funders. Google's exact contribution was not disclosed. |
References | Link to source |
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