Media, Freedom, and the Web: Knight-Mozilla News Technology Partnership

Presented at ONA11
September 23, 2011
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Mozilla and the Knight Foundation have partnered on a three-year initiative to bring new forms of technical innovation into newsrooms around the world. Through this program, 15 Knight-Mozilla fellows will spend a year making software in organizations like Al Jazeera English, BBC, Boston.com, Guardian, and Zeit Online. Join us to find out what we’ve learned along the way, and how you can get involved.

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Brian Boyer
Al Shaw
News Applications Developer, Pro Publica
Dan Sinker
Director, Knight-Mozilla OpenNews, Knight-Mozilla OpenNews
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