Revision-Controlled Journalism & the Dispersion of Interpretive Power
Channel: Block Digest
Date: 2018-10-05

The theme of this year's Hackers Congress is "a new order." Today, I want to share ways that we can begin to improve journalism as a practice towards something that is more accountable, vigorously evidence-based, and allows for a dispersion of interpretive power.

Although I was originally scheduled to give a talk for this year's Hackers Congress at Paralelní Polis (https://neworder.hcpp.cz/), I unfortunately decided not to attend in person. This is a recording of the talk I would have given.

=== LINKS ===
1. 'The WikiLeaks Files': https://www.versobooks.com/books/2260-the-wikileaks-files
2. Revision-Controlled Journalism (V1): https://einzelgaengerinmotte.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/versionrevision-controlled-journalism1.pdf
3. Revision-Controlled Journalism (V2): https://einzelgaengerinmotte.files.wordpress.com/2018/02/revision-controlled_journalism_v2.pdf
4. Contact: https://einzelgaengerinmotte.wordpress.com/contact/

=== SONG CREDITS ===
1. "Ventura Node Module" by Bio Unit (CC-BY-NC): http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Bio_Unit/Content/Ventura_Node_Module
2. "Waiting for it to Happen" by Scanglobe (CC-BY-NC-SA): http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Scanglobe/Telegraph_1256/Waiting_for_it_to_Happen_1442