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    Articles tagged Mozilla (25)

    Mark CoddingtonMay 9, 2014
    This Week in Review: Weak net neutrality and stifled startups, and a glimpse of U.S. journalists
    Plus: Russia cracks down on bloggers, the Los Angeles Times’ web redesign, and the rest of this week’s future-of-news reads.
    Justin EllisFebruary 27, 2014
    The new Knight News Challenge focuses on strengthening the free and open Internet
    Knight, along with the Mozilla and Ford foundations, will award $2.75 million for ideas that can “strengthen the Internet for free expression and innovation.”
    A new class of Knight-Mozilla Fellows is ready to interweave code and the news
    The five new fellows will spend 10 months in news organizations, including ProPublica, La Nación, and The Texas Tribune. Justin Ellis
    Justin EllisOctober 17, 2013
    More code, more coders: Knight invests $4 million to expand Knight-Mozilla partnership
    The program will add staff and expand by adding a conference and collaborative code-building events for journalism technologists.
    Ken DoctorJune 20, 2013
    The newsonomics of Spies vs. Spies
    It’s not just the government that tracks your digital life — it’s technology companies too. How would publishers fare in a world where concerns about privacy move to the fore?
    OpenNews Learning wants to provide lessons to developers in and out of newsrooms
    The latest project from the Knight-Mozilla collaboration is a set of online case studies written by developers and designers working in journalism. Justin Ellis
    Adrienne LaFranceOctober 12, 2012
    For politically playful news orgs, the 2012 election means social interactivity
    Media companies experiment with creating elections tools for social engagement.
    Context, code, and community: Source is one-stop shopping for newsroom developers
    The website finally centralizes a loose but vibrant community of news coders. Andrew Phelps
    Justin EllisApril 18, 2012
    Who watches the watchmen? The Guardian crowdsources its investigation into online tracking
    The paper embraces open journalism — and a new U.K. law — by showing readers what cookies it uses on its own site.
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    OpenNews aims to satiate demand for news-savvy coders… or is it code-savvy journalists?
    News organizations are sold on the need for coding skills — but but now there aren’t enough developers to fill jobs. Andrew Phelps
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