InsideSources
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| Company type | Privately-held |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2014 |
| Brands | InsideSources, DC Journal, DV Journal, NH Journal |
| Website | insidesources |
InsideSources is an American media company that originates and syndicates political news and opinion content, and also operates three regional political news websites: NH Journal, DV Journal, and DC Journal.
History
[edit | edit source]InsideSources was founded in 2014, hiring former CQ Roll Call reporter David Eldridge and Bloomberg journalist Carter Dougherty to initially staff the outlet.[1]
NH Journal, the oldest of InsideSources' brands, was founded under separate ownership in 2010 by Patrick Hynes and several New Hampshire Republican Party political consultants as a conservative-oriented news website.[2] In 2014 it hired the New Hampshire Union Leader's John DiStaso to helm its coverage, offering him editorial control of the site's content and pledging that future reporting would not come from "a particular political point of view".[2][3][4] DiStaso left a year later to move to New Hampshire's ABC News affiliate WMUR, the site falling into dormancy following his departure.[2]
In 2016, InsideSources acquired NH Journal from its former owners with the intent of revitalizing the derelict outlet in advance of the New Hampshire primaries of the 2016 United States presidential election.[2] As of 2025, it operates three regional political news websites: NH Journal, DV [Delaware Valley] Journal, and DC Journal.[5]
Content
[edit | edit source]According to the company, its objective is to "provide nonpartisan, balanced, in-depth reporting".[6] Its news stories have been sourced by the Boston Globe, Politico, The Hill, The Nation, HuffPost, the New Hampshire Union Leader and other outlets.[7] It has originated opinion columns by William Barber II, Phyllis Bennis, Mark Weisbrot, Michael Brune, Donald Kirk, Dean Baker, Michael Graham, and others.[8] According to the company, its opinion content is syndicated to nearly 300 newspapers.[6]
See also
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- ^ Articles in which InsideSources stories have been sourced include:
- ^ See:
- Police and Pentagon Are Bringing Our Wars Home by William Barber and Phyllis Bennis
- U.S. Sanctions on Afghanistan Could Be Deadlier Than 20 Years of War by Mark Weisbrot
- This Earth Day, We’re Demanding a Livable Planet for All by Michael Brune
- Donald Trump Has A ‘Thing’ For Dictators by Donald Kirk
- Unemployment Benefits Should Depend on the Pandemic by Dean Baker
- Career Colleges Offer Ed Options; Why Are They Under Regulatory Fire? by Michael Graham
