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Hello, hacks and hackers! The Global Investigative Journalism Conference opened their call for research paper abstracts that highlight trends, challenges, teaching methodologies, new developments and best practices in investigative and data journalism. Abstracts should be sent to research.papers@gijn.org and are due by April 8. The conference will

Hello, hacks and hackers! Are you interested in building a new skill set, meeting fellow news nerds or otherwise broadening your horizons? Check out our extensive list of Hacks/Hackers-type events at the bottom of this newsletter: Happening this week: * Rabat has its first monthly meeting * Singapore is promoting open

Hello, hacks and hackers! The European Investigative Journalism Conference, aka Dataharvest, is coming up this May in Mechelen, Belgium. Their call for pitches ends this Friday. Fill out this form to submit ideas for speakers, sessions, tools or talks, and represent Hacks/Hackers! If you're in the market

Welcome to February, hacks and hackers! If you feel so inclined, we'll be chatting on our monthly global call on Wednesday: Worth a read: * Ready to learn a new Python data viz library? This Medium post walks thru how to use plot.ly, which is like an upgraded

Guess what, hacks and hackers!  You're in the news. This month, the Stirling News, The Times and The Scotsman all profiled MisinfoCon and H/H, due to MisinfoConX Scotland happening this week. You can follow MisinfoConX thoughts at #MisinfoConXSco. Plus, the Data Journalism Awards tapped H/H Taipei

Hello hacks and hackers! Interested in learning about the impact of AI journalism? The Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas is holding a free online course this spring for journalists to learn how to bring algorithms and automation to their newsrooms. The course will take place from February 11