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Hello again, hacks and hackers! If you missed it, the only conference for investigative journalists worldwide announced its speakers this week: The full schedule will be up soon. In the meantime, there's still time to register for the Hacks/Hackers Media Party in Buenos Aires. Worth a read:

Happy Sunday, hacks and hackers! Yesterday marked the end of this year's SRCCON, a celebration of open data and innovative news practices. Check out live transcripts and notes from the presentations or the hashtag #srccon. Worth a read: * Some developers are trying to make opposition to fake news

Greetings, hacks and hackers! We have a trifecta of dream jobs for news nerds this week: you could write stories for NiemanLab, help the John S. Knight Fellowship program engage its audience, or even have a title like Future of Journalism Director at the Knight Foundation. The upcoming month provides

Welcome to the latest newsletter, hacks and hackers. We've got some new events coming up in November, so start planning ahead. Last week, Rio de Janeiro hosted a speaker from Stanford, and shared some pics of the event: The week ahead: * Brisbane is discussing accountabiity in the digital

Happy Sunday, hacks and hackers. If you've been enjoying our suggested reading from NiemanLab every week, you might want to apply to their Knight Visiting Fellowships at the Nieman Foundation at Harvard: Also open this week: cash prizes for innovative journalism in Russia and travel stipends to an

Hello again, hacks and hackers. It's now July and we will be holding our global planning call next Wednesday at 12 noon EST. Add it to your calendar here. If you can't make it, please add your thoughts to the call notes: July 2017 Global Call