A Philly-based open source tool called DocumentCloud — used by over 8,000 journalists at some 1,600 news organizations around the world — will roll out a “News Nerds in Residence” program to build ...

For six years, DocumentCloud has enabled journalists to upload, annotate, organize, and share primary source files with readers and embed them into articles. They’ve also been doing it free of charge, ...

Just kidding. They’re keeping their own names, but MuckRock and DocumentCloud are joining into one organization on the quest for sustainability as a hub for some of journalism’s most widely-used tools ...

“It’s not about displaying documents,” said Aron Pilhofer, editor of interactive news technologies at The New York Times and leader “It’s not about displaying documents,” said Aron Pilhofer, editor of ...

One of the several winners of this year’s Knight Foundation media innovation contest that offers great potential for scholars and students is a service and set of open-source tools called One of the ...

DocumentCloud, the startup that works with news organizations to post troves of primary source documents online in a searchable, shareable format, becomes a project of Investigative Reporters and ...

Philly-based DocumentCloud, makers of a document-hosting and annotating tool for reporters, announced Monday its merger with Cambridge, Mass.-based MuckRock, creators of a tool to file and track ...

The Marshall Project has partnered with nonprofit news and document-sharing organization MuckRock to launch Klaxon Cloud, a newly upgraded open-source reporting tool integrated with DocumentCloud.

DocumentCloud has removed 14,400 leaked emails related to a company with ties to News Corp. after the company, NDS, objected because they contain trade secrets and confidential information. The ...

“We all had both personal and professional relationships with people in a lot of different newsrooms,” said DocumentCloud co-creator Scott Klein, ProPublica’s editor of online development and expat of ...