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Hello, hacks and hackers! Is your local newsroom struggling to financially sustain itself? You’re not alone. The Lenfest Institute and the Shorenstein Center led a brainstorming session between industries and local leaders to discuss solutions. Some strategies included bundling subscriptions across news orgs and honing in on philanthropic efforts.

Welcome back, hacks and hackers! this week we're excited to welcome Benin City, Nigeria, as the 112th Hacks/Hackers group. If you're feeling left out and want to start a group in your area - or breathe new life into an existing one - feel free

It's a busy week, hacks and hackers! The reinvigorated LA Times is hiring for all sorts of positions, including correspondents in Beijing, Singapore and Seoul, as well as positions like "Transformation project manager" and "Senior innovation editor." Next week,our regular open call will

Greetings, hacks and hackers! The time has come for the epic Hacks/Hackers Media Party in Buenos Aires: It's the largest Hacks/Hackers event and the biggest journalism innovation event in Latin America, so be sure to follow along at #MediaParty. And if you missed MisinfoCon DC, check

Greetings, hacks and hackers! If you missed the MisinfoCon gathering last week in DC, check out the hashtag for some of the best tidbits: Happening this week: * Nigeria is holding open labs in Abuja and Lagos * Miami and IRE are holding their regular open labs * Miami is hosting a lecture

Hello, hacks and hackers! Are you interested in how data journalism is being taught? IJEC compiled lessons from educators and trainers who attended the European Investigative Journalism conference earlier this summer: IJEC is also trying to collect data journalism syllabi from around the globe, so if you have one please