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Hello, hacks and hackers! Check out the "fake news" game, data viz textbook and other new tools and resources in this week's "Worth a Read": Worth a read: * Cambridge researchers developed a browser game that puts users into a role as a news producer

Hey everyone, please welcome the newest branch of the Hacks/Hackers family: Seoul just opened a chapter in conjunction with Data Journalism Korea. They had their first event on Friday and are taking new members on their Meetup group. Worth a read: * Slack, a communication app that many newsrooms and

We're halfway through the year, hacks and hackers! The Data Journalism Awards were presented this weekend at the GEN Summit in Athens, and the IRE Conference took place in Houston, Texas. You can see the DJA winners here and catch more lessons, tipsheets and more at #GENsummit and

Hello, hacks and hackers! The Knight Center is offering a new course in audience engagement called "Know your audience: Strategies for increasing reach & engagement of your journalism" this summer. The course will run from July 15 to August 11 and is taught by the Texas Tribune’s

Hello, hacks and hackers! MozFest is turning 10 this year, and they just opened their call for session proposals. The conference will take place October in London. Submit your proposals here by August 1. In other news, Hacks/Hackers is launching a new pilot program. We want to see more

Hello, hacks and hackers! The Open Technology Fund is looking for fellows for its Digital Integrity Fellowship Program, which provides monthly stipends to individuals who can help address threats to freedom of expression online in communities and organizations. The fellowship program is open to international candidates, and the deadline to