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|description=Verifying Breaking News Sources: How can we know who to trust? | |||
|skills=Tech - PhP, know how to use APIs, git hub, graphic designers, create plugins | |||
Academic- researchers, reviewers, idea hackers | |||
Writers - storytellers, bloggers | |||
journalists, communications folks | |||
all - new media hackers | |||
GIS - mappers | |||
|posteventparticipation=Join community.ushahidi.com | |||
|hashtags=#mozush | |||
|relevantlinks=ushahidi.com | |||
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Description
Verifying Breaking News Sources: How can we know who to trust?
Skills Needed
Tech - PhP, know how to use APIs, git hub, graphic designers, create plugins Academic- researchers, reviewers, idea hackers Writers - storytellers, bloggers journalists, communications folks all - new media hackers GIS - mappers
Post-Event Participation
Join community.ushahidi.com
Hashtags
- mozush
Relevant links
ushahidi.com
EtherPad for the session to take notes and collaborate
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