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We're looking for the next cohort of [http://www.mozillaopennews.org/fellowships/ Knight-Mozilla Fellows]. Applications will be accepted until August 17, 2013. People who love to code and want to spend 10 months working in some of the best newsrooms in the world should [http://www.mozillaopennews.org/fellowships/apply.html apply]. | |||
For complete info about Knight-Mozilla OpenNews, visit [http://mozillaopennews.org/ mozillaopennews.org] | For complete info about Knight-Mozilla OpenNews, visit [http://mozillaopennews.org/ mozillaopennews.org] | ||
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Knight-Mozilla OpenNews | |
| Owner: Dan Sinker | Updated: 2013-07-10 | |
| OpenNews is a three-year partnership between the Knight Foundation and Mozilla to harness open web innovation for journalism. Through a fellowship program that embeds developers in newsrooms around the world, the sponsorship of hack days, and promoting journalism code, we will yield new tools, ideas, and news experiences that benefit both readers and newsmakers—all using open technologies. mozillaopennews.org | ||
What's new
We're looking for the next cohort of Knight-Mozilla Fellows. Applications will be accepted until August 17, 2013. People who love to code and want to spend 10 months working in some of the best newsrooms in the world should apply.
For complete info about Knight-Mozilla OpenNews, visit mozillaopennews.org
The vision
Knight-Mozilla OpenNews is about building an ecosystem to help journalism thrive on the open web. It's about producing next-generation web solutions that solve real problems in news. It's about supporting communities of developers and journalists as they make, learn and invent together. And it's about deploying fellows—and code—into news organizations to collaborate and innovate in new ways.
Connect with OpenNews
- Mailing list: sign up for the mailing list
- Twitter: @opennews
- Join a community call: community calls happen every other Wednesday at 11am Eastern
- Chat with us: On IRC, join the #opennews channel on irc.mozilla.org
- Participate in a hack day: hack days are happening around the world
- View Source: check out and contribute to Source, a hub for journalism code and the community that creates it
- Get involved: check out a full list of ways to get involved
The news partners
These eight organizations are hosting our 2013 Fellows.
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BBC |
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| The BBC is the largest broadcasting organization in the world. Its mission is to enrich people's lives with programs that inform, educate and entertain. | |||
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Boston.com |
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| One of the top online newspapers in America, the Boston Globe's online edition has won numerous awards, particularly for its video work. | |||
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The Guardian |
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| One of the world's leading online newspapers, guardian.co.uk contains content from The Guardian and The Observer, as well as a substantial body of web-only work. | |||
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La Nacion |
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| La Nacion is based in Buenos Aires, Argentina and is the first Spanish language OpenNews partner. | |||
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The New York Times |
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| The New York Times is one of the most popular newspapers in the U.S., in print and online. The Fellow placed with the Times will help "find the right metric for news". | |||
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ProPublica |
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| ProPublica is an independent, non-profit investigative news organization with a strong news development team. | |||
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Spiegel Online |
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| Spiegel Online is the online version of Der Spiegel, a weekly news magazine in Germany. The office is based in Hamburg. | |||
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Zeit Online |
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| The digital sister publication of Germany's most-read weekly newspaper DIE ZEIT. ZEIT ONLINE is a European innovation leader in data driven journalism and has created one of the world's first journalistic websites that is optimized for touch-screen tablets. | |||
Five organizations hosted our 2012 Fellows.