[ddj] $10, 000 grants for news organisations to build tools that solve journalistic problems

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Dear all,

In case you haven't seen this great initiative yet, Mozilla OpenNews is
offering $10,000 grants to news organisations for code sprints. The aims is
to build small-scale utilities and tools that help solve specific,
repeatable journalistic problems.

More details here:
https://donate.mozilla.org/page/s/opennews-code-sprint-grant-application.

Best,

Liliana
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