Tools from NICAR19
Suggest editsWelcome back, hacks and hackers! This Sunday marks the end of the National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting conference, aka NICAR, and one of the events nearest and dearest to Hacks/Hackers’ mission.
Hey #NICAR19: I'm collecting #NICAR2019 links to presentations, tip sheets, tools & work samples (because I don't think @MacDiva is doing it this year). Tweet or email me, or submit at https://t.co/6QO2S1mZy0
— Sharon Machlis (@sharon000) March 7, 2019
Searchable table of resources at https://t.co/jIKhCQch0O pic.twitter.com/1OBcWNWOnd
If you missed it, you can follow the hashtag or check out Sharon Machlis’ list of tools, presentations and resources.
The week ahead:
- Montreal is meeting in the pub
- London is learning from the BBC, Reuters and Far Nearer
Worth a read:
- The NYTimes is bulking up its audio division to expand well beyond its popular podcast The Daily (NiemanLab)
- More and more international news outlets are relying on foundations to fill the funding gap (GIJN)
- Civil, the Blockchain-anchored news startup, is launching in multiple countries (Civil)
Funding by private foundations is filling gaps in mainstream news coverage, especially in areas like investigative, international and local journalism. However, researchers have found that it is also is shaping the boundaries of nonprofit journalism. https://t.co/UyI9v9hyii
— GIJN Africa (@gijnAfrica) March 8, 2019
Upcoming events:
Other opportunities:
Deadline | Fund |
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Rolling | Solutions Journalism Network Freelance Fund |
Rolling | Ukraine Media Development Fund |
Rolling | Contest fees for submitting solutions stories |
March | Princeton Center for Digital Humanities postdoctoral fellowship |
April | Data Journalism Awards for free trip to Athens for GEN Summit |