Burt Herman
Thanks Boston for our first get-together
Thank you everyone who turned out for the first Hacks/Hackers gathering in Boston! We had a great crowd that mixed with attendees from the Knight Foundation’s conference on the Future of News Civic Media, with people from local news organizations like The Boston Globe and Boston.com, the
The iPad is digital paper
I’ve had a love-hate relationship with my iPad. And much of that came from all the confusion and debate over what the iPad actually is.
Is it a big iPhone that can’t make calls? Is it a netbook replacement that doesn’t have a camera? Is it a
Hacks/Hackers coming to NYC on June 2
The word is out and already more than 100 people have signed up to attend the first Hacks/Hackers gathering in New York on June 2. Please sign up to attend at http://meetupnyc.hackshackers.com.
The first event will be focused on getting to know each other and assembling
Hacks/Hackers Unite: Our first storytelling/hacking event, May 21-23
Hacks/Hackers began as a meetup, but the vision for the group is about more than social gatherings. There’s already been so much talk about the future of journalism. We wanted to create a community of people leading the charge and building that future.
We’re moving ahead with
The art of data visualization: Stamen Design event wrapup
The art of making sense of data — and it is truly an art — is a key element in building the future of journalism. Interactive presentations created from data can be personalized by the reader, giving a more engaging news experience. Data-based applications can also lead to new business models, through
Recap of Hacks/Hackers goes to Google: Wave and journalism
Thanks to all who turned out at Google for our event on Wave and journalism.
If you weren’t able to make it, the archived livestream of the event is embedded below (two videos). There’s lots of info there about the concepts behind Wave as well as demonstrations of