I agree to the use of cookies in accordance with the Sourcefabric Privacy Policy.
Please note: due to the quarantine measures required by the coronavirus outbreak, we are unable to answer the phone in our Prague office. Please send an email to contact@sourcefabric.org and someone will get back to you as soon as possible.
Over the last few weeks we have been eagerly reading through applications for our FWD:media media development initiative. We are proud to announce that we have not only one but *four* winners of the first round of FWD:media. We can’t wait to work with this first cohort and hope that you will find their projects as exciting as we do. These are their stories.
Today we are making the first public release of Superdesk, a milestone that we consider important not only for Sourcefabric but also for the future of journalism. Give it a try and share your valuable feedback with us in our forum.
When we say Sourcefabric supports independent journalism, we mean it. Today is a special day. After months of work side by side with the editorial team, we are unveiling the new shiny face of the Meydan TV website, an independent media project from Azerbaijan led by political dissident Emin Milli.
The tenth edition of the International Journalism Festival is now over. Back from Perugia, here are my main takeaways from what I thought was the best International Journalism Festival edition to date.
Does anyone else think it a little backwards to implement systems your journalists can’t use until your developers bludgeon them into shape? We do. In fact, we think it’s smarter for journalists to work with devs and create their own tools.
One of the most exciting things about open source Superdesk is the community of partners and contributors that surround it. Welcome to our newest Superdesk partner, NTB, or the Norwegian News Agency (Norsk Telegrambyrå). NTB has adopted the Superdesk content platform to better serve their editorial needs and to contribute to the development of the system.
It's pretty common to be faced with difficult career decisions after graduation, especially if you are a developer. Which route do you take? Go corporate and work in a large team? Or head to a smaller fast-moving start-up? Each path has a specific set of advantages. Read why Denise from our Airtime team chose to come work at Sourcefabric.
Live Blog is here with two brand new features! Designed to allow your readers to understand the most important news quickly and interact better with the content, we are excited to introduce reader comments and sticky posts.
Sourcefabric is made up of more than 65 team members who currently come from 14 countries and speak more than 20 languages. Boy, what a ride it is! So what are some of the challenges of managing an intercultural organisation and how do we embrace them? Our very own COO summed it up in her recent blogpost."
Insajder is a team of journalists which succeeded in creating the most watched documentary and investigative program in the whole Balkan region. As of yesterday, their investigative stories are be available in Serbian and English on their own video portal.