Happy Sunday, hacks and hackers! We have some exciting news:

The newest MisinfoCon will take place next month in Washington, D.C.:

DC - get ready for @misinfocon DC August 6-7 at the @Newseum. @mozilla and others will host this event with a focus on policy and regulation around #misinformation and #disinformation. Registration is free but limited: https://t.co/qyhLmZfJgL

— Cori Zarek (@corizarek) June 15, 2018

It’s coming up soon - August 6th and 7th - so reserve your spot soon.

Happening this week:

• New Orleans is learning to use data viz tools
• Miami and IRE are holding their regular open labs
• South West x South Wales is talking about charts that lie
• Berlin is discussing inclusivity in tech
• Arequipa is sharing info on electoral candidates

Worth a read:

• Only a fraction of email recipients are opening GDPR emails, some industry watchers say, and it’s wreaking havoc on email marketing (Gizmodo)
• The Investigative Reporters & Editors conference finished up today in the U.S., and plenty of tipsheets on data sources, public records, workflow and other guidance are already up online (IRE)
• The major Reuters Institute Digital News Report is out for 2018, and it suggests people are using social media for news less this year than they were last year (NiemanLab)

People are becoming disenchanted with Facebook for news. Younger people are more likely to donate to a news outlet than older people.

These are just a few findings from @risj_oxford's 2018 Digital News Report

Here are a few more from #DNR18 (1/10):https://t.co/gxOAbJUNye

— Nieman Lab (@NiemanLab) June 14, 2018

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