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Why We Issued a Newsroom Diversity Report on Day One
By Erika Owens
Posted onOur conversation with Audrey Carlsen and Hasani Gittens of The City.
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Hacking Our Hiring: Fair & Useful In-Person Interviews
By Tiff Fehr
Posted onThe fifth in a series of in-depth breakdowns, all about hiring at The New York Times Interactive News Team.
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A Dinner for Journalists Means More Power at the Table
By Shira Stein
Posted onAn easy way to build community starts with an invite to a casual, home-cooked meal.
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Hacking Our Hiring: Let’s Talk About Screening
By Tiff Fehr
Posted onThe fourth in a series of in-depth breakdowns, all about hiring at The New York Times Interactive News Team.
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Why National Editors Should Connect with Local Reporters
By Dana Amihere
Posted onHow and why national news orgs should find local reporters to cover stories in their own communities.
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Hacking Our Hiring: Are Cover Letters Really Necessary?
By Tiff Fehr
Posted onPart of our in-depth series on making hiring better for everyone.
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Hacking Our Hiring, Pt. 2: How to Screen Better
By Tiff Fehr
Posted onThe second in a series of in-depth breakdowns, all about hiring at The New York Times Interactive News Team.
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Hacking Our Hiring: Why You Need to Plan Better
By Tiff Fehr
Posted onThe first in a series of in-depth breakdowns, all about hiring at The New York Times.
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Things You Made, March 22
By Lindsay Muscato
Posted onOur regular biweekly roundup of projects from around the journalism and code community.
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The Totally Incomplete Guide to Finding and Publishing Data
By Amanda Hickman
Posted onWhether you’re a seasoned data journalist or brand new to thinking about data as a source in your reporting, there are exceptional places to find data that you may never have considered.
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Event Roundup, February 19
By Erika Owens
Posted onDeadline for AAJA’s Executive Leadership program, plus some new programs to support you getting to meet in-person.
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Our Search for the Best OCR Tool, and What We Found
By Ted Han and Amanda Hickman
Posted onWe couldn’t find single side by side comparison of the most accessible OCR options, so we ran a handful of documents through seven different tools, and compared the results.
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Introducing Civic: Elections Data Management from POLITICO
By Tyler Fisher
Posted onA walkthrough of our system to manage election data, plus how you can help us build it.
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Front-Page Voter Registration: Q&A with the Ithaca Times
By Marshall Hopkins and Lindsay Muscato
Posted onA Q&A with Marshall Hopkins from the Ithaca Times about journalists helping voters overcome hurdles to civic participation.
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Working Together 101: How Academics & Journalists Can Collaborate
By Laura Laderman and Sinduja Rangarajan
Posted onWhen academics and journalists collaborate, they can combine their skills to tackle complex questions and communicate the answers in ways that can have a huge impact on society.
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Q&A with Politico: How We Built Our Election Slackchat
By Jon McClure, Lily Mihalik, Lindsay Muscato, and Ryan Pitts
Posted onOur new open-source Slackchat tool is ready for everyone.
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How We Made the “Bundyville” Podcast & Series
By Leah Sottile
Posted onThe long road to a series and a podcast, as a solo journalist.
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Ten Years of ProPublica: a Q&A on Leading the Way
By Ryann Grochowski Jones, Lindsay Muscato, and Sisi Wei
Posted onWe spoke to two members of ProPublica’s leadership, about working, leading, and looking forward.
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Event Roundup, July 9
By Erika Owens
Posted onYou’ve got today to apply to the MJ Bear fellowship, plus meetups this week.
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Why a Kickoff Kit Makes Starting New Projects Easier
By Lindsay Muscato
Posted onAligning your team early can make all the difference.
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