Knight’s Media Innovation Initiative

“Call it the ‘information paradox’: Despite the increasing flow of information, people around the globe still struggle to find the news and information they need to make basic decisions about their lives. Knight Foundation wants to help define and meet the information needs of communities in a democracy. To that end, in just three years, we’ve invested $100 million in a multi-faceted media innovation initiative.

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