BINJ Takes Over a Bar for the New Hampshire primarY
In February 2016, in the face of ugly weather and some even uglier candidates, the BINJ team set up a pop-up newsroom at a bar in Manchester, New Hampshire, and syndicated coverage to more than a dozen outlets nationwide. With editors set up at tables in the Shaskeen Pub front window, more than a dozen freelance reporters—more than half of them covering a presidential race for the first time—produced in total nearly 30 of the most unique dispatches from the primary madness, some of which were syndicated beyond our local Boston network. Among the placements:
In February 2016, in the face of ugly weather and some even uglier candidates, the BINJ team set up a pop-up newsroom at a bar in Manchester, New Hampshire, and syndicated coverage to more than a dozen outlets nationwide. With editors set up at tables in the Shaskeen Pub front window, more than a dozen freelance reporters—more than half of them covering a presidential race for the first time—produced in total nearly 30 of the most unique dispatches from the primary madness, some of which were syndicated beyond our local Boston network. Among the placements:
