Our regular biweekly roundup.

High fees for public data are a huge problem. Here’s how 21 newsrooms in Texas banded together to buy one $3,500 voter database.

We extended the SRCCON:POWER deadline, plus we’ll be in London this week!

A Q&A with Marshall Hopkins from the Ithaca Times about journalists helping voters overcome hurdles to civic participation.

We’ve got SRCCON:POWER and MozFest House unconference events coming up, and other events and deadlines.

Our regular biweekly roundup

MozFest, SRCCON:POWER, AI Challenge deadline, so much going on this week.

Alvin Chang of Vox talks to Source about analyzing transcripts of the Ford/Kavanaugh hearings and finding what could be measured.

Our regular biweekly roundup

So many meetups this week!

What if our old ways of listening, as reporters, are actually barriers to the work we want to do?

National Geographic’s enormous bird migration interactive and how it came to be.

TextAV is back this week, plus the NICAR19 deadline nears.

Our regular biweekly roundup of news nerd projects and things living in our tabs.

Inside our totally complex cartographic endeavor to map broadband.

Our regular biweekly roundup.

If you’re working without an editor, it’s important to build your own support system. Here’s a roundup of our best ideas and strategies, based on our SRCCON 2018 session.

When 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.

How we built our massive analysis of sexual assault cases in Minnesota, with tools that anyone on our team could use.

How can SRCCON session facilitators make the most of their time with participants, and help everyone get the most out of the conference? I talked with several people who have facilitated sessions about what went well, what surprised them, and what helped people get most engaged.