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NewsTrust
NewsTrust is a nonpartisan, non-profit news network that operates a web site where users are able to reference news stories, rate those stories according to quality of journalism, post reviews and add stories they themselves find worthwhile.
==History==
NewsTrust was first presented as an idea via MoveOn.org, in which MoveOn cofounder Wes Boyd expressed concern about "traditional media...losing" its way. He recruited Fabrice Florin, then CEO of cellular content provider Handtap Communications, to run the effort, which would rate news stories on a daily basis as to whether it was "news you can trust."〔''BusinessWeek'' Tech Beat blog: (All the News You Can Trust ). April 9, 2005.〕 The site was launched in a basic mode in May 2005,〔''Bloomberg Businessweek'' Tech Beat blog: (Update on News You Can Trust ). May 20, 2005.〕
In 2011, NewsTrust piloted a Baltimore-specific site focused on news local to Baltimore. NewsTrust launched in Baltimore due to its proximity to the Open Society Institute's Baltimore branch and hired a former editor of the ''Baltimore Sun'', Mary Hartney, as the editor.〔''Baltimore Business Journal'': (NewsTrust seeks to hold a mirror up to region’s media outlets ) January 21, 2011.〕 The Baltimore pilot ended six months after it was launched, although user-submitted content continues to be posted,〔''Columbia Journalism Review'': (NewsTrust Baltimore: An Experiment in Civility ). November 4, 2011.〕 and the NewsTrust mission shifted to a more "fact-checking services"-based model for the 2012 election.〔NewsTrust blog: (Next steps for NewsTrust Baltimore ). July 12, 2011.〕
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