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(from left) Natalie Armour, OU Daily summer managing editor, and Ana Barboza, summer editor-in-chief, celebrate the Journalist Stipend Award presentation to Willie Gillespie, summer video editor, from Rob Collins, executive director of Oklahoma Media

The nonprofit Oklahoma Media Center (OMC) recently partnered with the nationally known Blue Engine Collaborative, resulting in remarkable transformations for 10 local newsrooms, with some seeing double-digit increases in newsletter subscribers and do

Updating polling from 2022, the nonprofit Oklahoma Media Center recently commissioned a statewide survey of Oklahoma voters and found residents remain deeply skeptical of the national media, while showing considerably more confidence in local and sta

The Oklahoma Media Center’s Journalist Stipend Awards are given out to worthy journalists at the end of each quarter, starting in March 2025. There is a Google Form to accept online submissions. Student advisers and newsroom supervisors recommend jou

The Oklahoma Media Center selected the name “Promised Land: A Supreme Court decision places Oklahoma at a crossroads” for a shared topic in 2021. The collaborative is covering the affirmation of tribal sovereignty after the Supreme Court ruling in 20

Since launching in 2020, OMC has grown to more than 30 Oklahoma journalism collaborators, including newspapers, broadcasters and digital news outlets: The Black Wall Street Times, Broken Arrow Sentinel, CNHI Oklahoma, Cherokee Phoenix, Cookson Hills

Rob Collins is executive director of the Oklahoma Media Center. Collins worked most recently as executive editor of the Enid (Okla.) News & Eagle and editor of The Norman (Okla.) Transcript. Also serving as a regional editor for CNHI, he coordinated

The Oklahoma Media Center’s mission is to support and strengthen Oklahoma’s local journalism ecosystem and spur innovation through statewide collaboration that benefits diverse audiences. A nonpartisan 501(c)(3), OMC includes more than 30 news outlet

Criteria for Oklahoma Media Center • Professional news media organizations: Defined as persons possessing and exercising journalism skills, which are not affiliated with elected officials, lobbyists, special interest groups, partisan political partie