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It's time for another event, hacks and hackers! Registration is now open for the Global Investigative Journalism Conference, happening virtually from November 1-5. Early bird registration tickets are $100 and open through September 20, and student tickets are $50. Register to attend here. Worth a read: * Poynter conducted

Hello, hacks and hackers! CNN is hiring 200 journalists to help launch its news-streaming service CNN+, which plans to launch in the first quarter of 2022. The cable network is also hiring hundreds of specialists in production, engineering, technology, marketing and analytics. It plans to create 8-12 hours of live

Hello, hacks and hackers! SRCCON is over for the year, but the OpenNews team is available for hire for next year. The group can help design event experiences, facilitate gatherings, coach on community design, and other inclusive practices for journalism and technology. Worth a read: * If you or any journalists

Welcome, hacks and hackers, to the 300th issue of the Hacks/Hackers newsletter! Please encourage your friends and fellow news nerds to subscribe or spread the word. And you can always find all 300 issues on the H/H website. Thank you to everyone who makes this community a success!

Welcome, hacks and hackers. We would like to mourn the passing of Siyabonga Africa, a co-founder of the Hacks/Hackers Johannesburg group and a leader in the Hacks/Hackers Africa community. Siya was active in Hacks/Hackers for almost 10 years, while advocating for news innovation as a leader at

We have news, hacks and hackers! Earlier this year, H/H helped organize a series of conversations on the surfacing of local news, with the Credibility Coalition and the Nieman Foundation at Harvard. The discussion included journalists from a variety of outlets, most of them local news, and representatives of