Our regular biweekly roundup.

SRCCON:WORK is coming up fast. In the run-up to the event, we’re publishing short interviews with the nine people selected to give talks to frame the participatory sections at the heart of the conference. Here’s our Q&A; with Disha Raychaudhuri.

If you get some time off this week, might be a great chance to submit some applications.

To piece together the bigger picture of water usage and how much people pay, the Tribune team used a variety of data sources, including their own survey. They found wide disparities in what residents were paying for water, with the poorest communities paying the most.

Talking news archives this week, plus a sharing lessons from ONA17.

We launched Source Guides a couple of years ago as a way of giving readers new angles on our archives—but it quickly became apparent that they’d work even better if they included external resources as well. Earlier this year, we opened up Guides to non-staff curators, and as we look toward the end of the year, we want your Guide pitches.

Our regular biweekly roundup.

Diversity and inclusion meetup in St. Louis, plus hacking the gender gap in West Virginia.

The owner of the DNAInfo and Gothamist family of local news websites shut the sites down today, which means that not only are all their 115 journalists out of work, but all their bylines—and all the vital information in their years of reporting—is gone.

Whether you’re filling out a form or building it yourself, you should be aware that decisions about how to design a form have all kinds of hidden consequences. How you ask a question, the order of questions, the wording and format of the questions, even whether a question is included at all—all affect the final result.

Klein News Innovation Camp this week, plus meetups and deadlines.

An experiment by the Financial Times led readers through the life of an Uber driver.

Our regular biweekly roundup.

Like most managers within the journalism industry, Squire received no training or guidance on how to hire. Hiring managers are left to develop their own systems, and a candidate’s experience at a company can widely vary depending on how the hiring manager does things.

Journalism tech events all week in London in advance of MozFest!

The things you learn from staring at social media data for a year.

Marking our five-year anniversary with a community roundtable on what’s changed since we launched—part two.

How we made Source, and why, and what happened then.

Marking our five-year anniversary with a community roundtable on what’s changed since we launched.

SRCCON:WORK is coming up and we want to know why you’d like to attend. Plus, tons of meetups.