We’re turning the spotlight on three news sources in Publish2 News Exchange. These are online-only news organizations distributing their stories for newspapers to run in print — free in exchange for attribution.

First, Politics Daily:

Here’s what Melinda Henneberger, Editor-in-Chief, says about Politics Daily’s reporting style:

“What PoliticsDaily.com offers is effectively counter-programming; instead of attempting to dominate the 10-second news cycle, our goal is to offer a thoughtful take on events. We value writing at a moment when the conventional wisdom says that nothing could matter less.”

And here are a few examples of Politics Daily stories in News Exchange today that any newspaper could run in print tomorrow:

Obama, Jan Brewer Talk Immigration, Promise Cooperation
White House correspondent Alex Wagner covers President Obama’s meeting with the Governor of Arizona.

Louisiana Congressman Launches Petition to Fire BP CEO Tony Hayward
Patricia Murphy’s story covers Charlie Melancon’s online petition and the response to it so far.

Brian Sandoval, Sharron Angle Lead for GOP Governor, Senate Nods in Nevada
Bruce Drake covers the latest polls in Nevada’s election races.

Subscribe to the Politics Daily newswire and connect your News Exchange subscriptions to your print publishing system via authenticated feeds or FTP to easily bridge the gap between the Web and your print edition.

Next, in-depth coverage of health policy from the independent nonprofit Kaiser Health News newswire:

Laurie McGinley, Executive Editor for News at KHN, spent 27 years at the Wall Street Journal, and was part of a reporting team that won a Pulitzer Prize in 1997 for AIDS coverage.

Here a national story your newspaper could run in print, for free, tomorrow morning:

Obama’s Health IT Leader Says Doctors Will Embrace Change
Irene M. Wielawski (another Pulitzer Prize winner, from the Los Angeles Times staff that covered the 1992 riots and 1994 Northridge earthquake) talks about Electronic Medical Records with the Obama administration’s National Coordinator for Health Information Technology in the Department of Health and Human Services.

Subscribe to the Kaiser Health News newswire now, and run this story in your print edition for free tomorrow.

Finally, The Hechinger Report, a nonprofit news organization based at Columbia University focusing on in-depth education coverage:

Richard Lee Colvin, Editor at The Hechinger Report, has reported on education for the Los Angeles Times, Oakland Tribune, Hayward Daily Review, and the Associated Press.

Here’s a Q&A on a controversial issue with a member of the State Board of Education in Texas:

Q&A: Texas board member says ‘the Founding Fathers would be proud’ of controversial changes
The Report interviews David Bradley, a Republican member of the board from Beaumont, Texas, about the board’s decision to approve a social studies curriculum that encourages high school students to question the concept of the separation of church and state.

Subscribe to The Hechinger Report newswire today, and run this story in print this weekend as a sidebar to your local coverage of education, politics, or religion.

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