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Hello again, hacks and hackers! If you're interested in the fight against misinformation, Hacks/Hackers is co-organizing an event at this year's MozFest in London. There's still time to register, or tell your friends. The week ahead: * London is hosting a hackathon with Count

Hello, hacks and hackers! Registration is now open for MisinfoCon London, a joint anti-misinformation project between Hacks/Hackers and Mozilla. It’ll take place the 23rd of October at the Royal Society for the Arts, as part of MozFest House. And don’t forget about our monthly global open call

Hello, hacks and hackers! The Associated Press just released a command-line tool called AP DataKit to make it easier for journalists to view and collaborate with data using standardized templates (in R or Python). On that note, OpenNews just whipped up a new data-review program for lone data journalists in

Hello, hacks and hackers! A lot of you were at the Online News Association conference in New Orleans this weekend, but if you missed it, you can check out the best of it at #ONA19. ONA put together a list of ways to follow from home, including everything from Instagram

Hello, hacks and hackers! H/H London introduced a new interview Q&A style format for their monthly meetups, which you can check out on their YouTube channel. They’re also collaborating with My So-Called Career, an initiative led by women for women to help them develop and maintain

Hello, hacks and hackers! If you haven’t heard of the Journalism Trust Initiative yet, you should read this piece explaining what it is and how it hopes to rebuild media trust globally. Do you have a cool project you'd like to see featured in the H/H