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Save Sept. 22 for Hacks/Hackers Hacking @ ONA11

Journalists, developers and designers:

Join Hacks/Hackers for Hacks/Hackers Hacking @ ONA11 in Boston on Sept. 22!

We’re holding a hack day sponsored by Knight-Mozilla News Tech Partnership and additional partners (to be announced) the day before Online News Association annual conference general sessions.

Meet new people, make new friends and prototype projects with code, wireframes and websites at the Microsoft NERD Center. What we produce together at the all-day hackathon will help shape the future of news and civic information.

Hacks/Hackers will provide delicious food, snacks and beverages from great local establishments to keep you going as you demo, not memo, your ideas. Additional details, including registration info, to come.

If you’d like to be notified when registration opens, send your name and email to HackDay@HacksHackers.com with subject line: “I want to hack @ ONA11.”

We’re looking forward to hacking with you!

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