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Meanwhile, the Asian-American Journalists Association is holding their N3 Conference over in Hong Kong, also called New. Now. Next. If you can't be in either place, you can follow them on Twitter at #Dataharvest and #N3con.
The week ahead:
Worth a read:
- If you surf European websites, you've almost certainly had to click a popup warning about cookies. A study by the Reuters Institute found that European news sites actually load more third-party cookies than other sites (NiemanLab)
- So far this year, Facebook has disabled more than a billion (yes, a billion with a "b") fake accounts. The platform plans to share more data on their prevention efforts (Recode)
- Al Jazeera experimented with Google's Vision API to run an analysis on the photos on their website, and their context. Trump's face showed "20 percent joy, 0.6 percent anger, 3 percent sorrow, and 2 percent surprise" (GIJN)
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