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We're here, hacks and hackers! The last post of 2020. This week, we'll be sharing some of the best roundups of journalism and tech from around the information space. Worth a read: * OpenNews wrote a list of the things they accomplished this year, including SRCCON:❤️ and

Hello, hacks and hackers! The News Product Alliance, in conjunction with OpenNews, has announced a new event for the intersection of product thinkers and news producers. The inaugural News Product Alliance Summit will take place online next March, after NICAR, the Knight Media Forum and MozFest. Worth a read: * The

Hello, hacks and hackers! And congratulations to Hacks/Hackers Taipei, who are celebrating their fourth anniversary this month! They're hosting a party next week showcasing cool projects from their members and friends. If you'd like to join in on the fun, the event will be livestreamed.

The year is almost coming to a close, hacks and hackers! It's time to read up on the best of the year and maybe submit your own. Worth a read: * This blogpost from The COVID Tracking Project goes over reasons why test, case and death data may fluctuate

Hello, hacks and hackers! Applications for the Nieman-Berkman Klein Fellowship in Journalism Innovation close on Tuesday. Fellows are expected to develop a new tool, research a monetization trend, or any number of forward-facing projects that would benefit journalism. Happening this week: * London is hosting a talk on journalism and parenting

Hello, hacks and hackers! This week there is a free virtual News Impact Summit on building trust in media through data journalism in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The summit will take place from November 24-26 and you can register for it here. It's also the last