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Hi - I鈥檓 Matt Shearer, innovation manager for 麻豆约拍 News Labs.

work as part of 麻豆约拍 , to drive and support open innovation in the 麻豆约拍, and to develop industry collaboration & partnerships.

This week, 麻豆约拍 News Labs & 麻豆约拍 Connected Studio are hosting an event called where News, Academic, Innovation and Research & Development organisations will participate in a 2 day 鈥淗ack鈥� event. Teams from each organisation spend 2 days producing prototypes that address key News industry challenges, sharing new tech approaches and trying out new ideas during the event.

Participants include: The Times, SKY, The Guardian, 麻豆约拍, Evening Standard, Independent, FT, Mozilla, UCL, Sheffield Uni, Dundee Uni, Lancaster Uni, Nesta, The Mirror, Newcastle University聽聽and more.

The goal is to drive collaboration across the digital News Industry in open data and new technologies, in order to raise the bar for News audience experiences across the UK and globally.

One particularly interesting element 麻豆约拍 News and News Labs are looking at is the development of a new open data standard called .

Storyline is an open (free to use) data model developed by some News industry data practitioners to allow the description of News Stories (including articles, images, video, shorttext etc) using .

Storyline aims to enable News publishers to curate and surface the important elements of News Stories, and drive aggregations and connections to enable relevant, exciting and serendipitous user journeys around News stories and related online content. Using linked data to do this enables us to make more use of open web standards, and to give the best News experiences in an increasingly fragmented and multi-device publishing environment.

Jeremy Tarling, Senior Data Architect for 麻豆约拍 News explains more about Storyline in this video (apologies for poor sound quality):

Follow the 麻豆约拍 where we'll be tweeting on Thursday's and Friday's News from the event. There are also more videos on the News Labs and our .

Matt Shearer is Innovation Manager, 麻豆约拍 News Labs