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Happy Sunday, hacks and hackers! This newsletter shares dozens of jobs in "tech journalism" - but what does that mean? The Houston Chronicle's data visualization editor posted a tweet thread and Q&A on this very subject. Worth a read: * This fast.ai blog post

The News Product Alliance is holding its annual summit online on March 10 and 11, and opened its call for session proposals. You can find out more about what kind of proposals they’re looking for in their proposal guide, and the deadline to submit is December 15. Worth a

DataJournalism.com is launching a new survey to examine The State of Data Journalism in 2021. You can find out more about the survey and take it on their site here. The survey hopes to target data journalists, editors, students and educators across the globe to find out tools they’

Greetings, hacks and hackers! The Global Investigative Journalism Conference is over for this year, but GIJN has uploaded nearly 200 tipsheets and presentations online. The content includes guides, session recordings and more than 30 stories reported in seven languages. Worth a read: * This writeup from Towards Data Science goes over

Hacks/Hackers is hiring a remote Project Area Research Coordinator to help wrangle research communications and resources for a software prototype aimed at helping users engage in conversations around vaccine efficacy. The position will last six months, but may be extended with additional project funding. Applications will be reviewed starting

Hello, hacks and hackers! The AP is hiring for a variety of positions around the US and in London right now. You can check out all their open jobs here. In addition, the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) is looking for an investigative editor and reporter based in