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Hello, hacks and hackers! Our partners at Misinfocon have organized a panel on how to report on crime without giving in to mis- and disinformation. Register for the webinar on Monday: The week ahead: * Uganda is incorporating data in timely news stories * London sharing ideas data design and revenue streams

Welcome back, hacks and hackers! It's a tough world out there, and many, if not most, news organizations are taking a financial hit during coronavirus. More outlets are transitioning to full-time remote, and this week we have all-remote jobs. In other job news, News Revenue Hub is hiring

Hello, hacks and hackers! Don't forget that workshop proposals are open for the upcoming Hacks/Hackers Media Party, open for the first time online. Workshops will be focused on teaching hands-on tools, while Sofa Hubs will be more of an open discussion. Submit your idea today! Worth a

Hello, hacks and hackers! The lineup has been announced for the 2020 Buenos Aires Media Party. You can now submit workshop proposals for the conference, which is happening online from September 16-18. Workshop proposals are due at the end of next week and can be submitted in either English or

Welcome back, hacks and hackers! Harvard's Nieman Fellowships, which are open to journalists around the world, has opened applications for fellowships beginning in 2021. This year, the program directors are especially interested in projects on the coronavirus, public health and newsroom diversity. Applications are open. Worth a read:

Greetings, hacks and hackers! If you're in North America, this week is your last chance to apply for the Google News Initiative Innovation Challenge. The deadline was extended until Wednesday. If you're in the Middle East, or looking to move there, we have a ton of