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Give, drink and talk it up with our City Budget Watchdog team -- local journalists who need your support to continue a reporting project on municipal cutbacks, jointly sponsored by The Public Press and Spot.us.
You'll have a chance talk to our journalists about the stories they've covered so far and hear about the reporting they plan to do in July and August. Read more here: http://www.public-press.org/san-francisco-city-budget-watchdog).
When: Monday, July 13, from 6 to 8 p.m.
Where: San Francisco Writers' Grotto, 490 2nd St., San Francisco, CA
Beer, wine and snacks will be made available and we'll raffle off some gifts from local sponsors.
Suggested donation: $15 in advance through http://spot.us/pitches/203 or $20 at the door.
If you have already donated to City Budget Watchdog through Spot.us, please come to this event as one of our honored guests.
What is City Budget Watchdog?
The Public Press is covering City Hall and San Francisco's budget crisis – because someone has to do it. Spot.us is leading the campaign to raise money to pay a team of professional journalists to do this important work. We need to raise $5,000 to support this project. The good news is that we're more than halfway there! We've raised $2,710 so far, including a $1,000 matching grant from Ruth Ann Harnisch, president of the Harnisch Foundation in New York. Your contribution will help us reach our goal and support noncommercial, public-interest journalism in San Francisco.
Thanks for your support and see you there!












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McSweeney’s Proves Print Isn’t Dead — Claire Suddath, Time (12/11/09)
SF Panorama: Definitely Worth the $16 — Jess Hemerly, 7x7 (12/10/09)
The SF Bay Bridge: Made in China and Costing a Fortune — Marian Wang, Mother Jones (12/10/09)
A newspaper to inspire you all over again — Alan Mutter, Reflections of a Newsosaur (12/10/09)
The Expense of Fixing the Bay Bridge — Michelle Quinn, New York Times Bay Area Blog (12/9/09)
The Birth of Panorama, a Drink and Then Sleep — Anna Bloom and Gerry Shih, New York Times Bay Area Blog (12/9/09)
McSweeney’s looks to save print; 320 page newspaper results — Betsey Reinsborough, Editorsweblog.com (12/9/09)
Wednesday Foodie Edition — Armand Emamdjomeh, Mission Loc@l (12/9/09)
Getting Misty-Eyed Over Dave Eggers Newspaper Experiment — Elizabeth C., Crabbygolightly.com (12/09)
San Francisco Panorama — “Forum” with Michael Krasny, KQED Public Radio (12/8/09)
Dave Eggers, newspaper publisher? — David Ulin, Los Angeles Times (12/8/09)
San Francisco Panorama hits the streets — Steven T. Jones, San Francisco Bay Guardian (12/8/09)
Panorama!! — JD Beltran, SFGate.com (12/8/09)
McSweeney’s “Panorama” Newspaper Arrives -- With Special Probe of SF Bay Bridge Project — Editor & Publisher (12/8/09)
McSweeney’s Bay Bridge Investigative Report Released — Jay Barmann, SFist.com (12/8/09)
Case Study in Collaboration: Spot.Us, Public Press and McSweeney’s — David Cohn, PBS MediaShift Idea Lab (12/8/09)
Dave Eggers’ One-Day-Only Newspaper — Stacey Delo, MarketWatch (12/8/09)
A heartbreaking work of newspaper genius -- at $16 a pop — Will Bunch, Philly.com (12/8/09)
McSweeney’s San Francisco Panorama Sells Out Immediately — Rhonda Winter, Eco Localizer (12/8/09)
Too Big to Comprehend — Andy J. Wang, Curbed SF (12/8/09)
Nonprofit profile: SF Public Press — Maureen Futtner, Examiner.com (11/4/2009)
Interview with Project Director Michael Stoll about changes at San Francisco Chronicle, KGO Radio News (11/4/2009) (MP3)
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