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A cute tweet-length story to start off your newsletter: Awww. Have your own Hacks/Hackers love story? Send it my way. The week ahead for Hacks/Hackers: * In London, folks from several different groups attend MozFest and host a session about Hacks/Hackers. If you’re a Hack/Hacker in

Happy Wednesday. Starting next week, we’ll include job postings as a section of this newsletter. If you’re hiring for a position that’d be of interest to Hacks/Hackers members, send it our way. The week ahead for Hacks/Hackers: * In Montréal tonight, they’ll be learning about

Happy Wednesday. Hacks/Hackers Austin celebrated its 5th birthday last night with cake, tacos and an event on media innovation. Cheers to another 5 years! The week ahead for Hacks/Hackers: * The Miami Hacks/Hackers group holds a Q&A with the founders of the media startup The New

Welcome to the fourth edition of this newsletter. What have you enjoyed about this newsletter, or what would you like to see added/fixed? Send your feedback by replying to this email or taking a quick 4-question survey. The week ahead for Hacks/Hackers: * Hacks/Hackers-IRE in Columbia, Mo., gathers

All around the world last week, Hacks/Hackers groups met on topics as varied as web scraping in Python to net neutrality to new storytelling techniques at Zeit Online. In New York City, a panel of four professor/journalists talked about the joys and challenges of teaching data + journalism. A

Last week Hacks/Hackers groups around the world tackled a ton of great topics: developer newsroom culture, chat apps, experimental video approaches, interactive news web apps in Angular and so much more. On a personal note, it was wonderful to meet some Hacks/Hackers organizers at the Online News Association