Happy Sunday, hacks and hackers! We’ve got some interesting job postings this week. Do you consider yourself a Data Storyteller, a Creative Technologist Intern or an Editor of Experimental Storytelling? Then have we got jobs for you:

If you’re looking at leadership positions, too, SRCCON:LEAD is coming up next weekend. Registration is closed but you can follow updates from @SRCCON.

The week ahead:

• Berlin is rehashing the Global Investigative Journalism Conference

Worth a read:

• Nieman Lab experimented with producing a few articles using an algorithm rather than a human. The result? “Creating readable prose, sensical prose, and believable prose are still pretty different things.” (Nieman Lab)
• Adobe, Twitter and the New York Times are developing a tool that will make more permanent metadata about the creation and editing of digital content, in an effort they’re calling the Content Authenticity Initiative (Verge)
• Have you ever needed to use DNS but didn’t know what it is? Web developer Chris Achard put together a handy DNS cheatsheet, in the form of a Twitter thread (Chris Achard)

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