A round-table is planned

All interested parties are welcome to join us in discussing the Ukrainian Law "On Media". Upon registering, all details regarding the event, speakers and agenda will be sent to your email.

We are working on various projects

that necessitate financial assistance

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No biased media

Peak internet and the challenge of news avoidance. News publishers are deeply worried about selective news avoidance

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Charity that saves lives

Step change in news media’s coverage of the climate emergency.

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People need to know the truth from independent sources

How important news leaders find these ways to counter these news avoidance/fatigue

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Protection of human rights

Tech platforms suffer from overreach, hubris, and new competition. Publishers will be putting more effort into TikTok and less into Facebook and Twitter

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Free press

Digital subscriptions and bundling offer some hope. Publishers will talk more about their journalistic values. Mission based messaging – a growing trend in hard times?

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Development of Democracy

Breakthrough year for artificial intelligence and its application for journalism. Semafor has used AI to animate the Ukraine war, but similar tech can be used for deep fakes

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Victory over corruption

Some media companies are still on a journey to become more digital, but that increasingly feels like yesterday’s debate. The next few years will be defined more by how we can transform our digital content into something that feels more relevant and more useful to different groups.

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Support for Ukraine

Inflation, uncertainty, and squeeze on spending clouds prospects for journalism

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Stop the invasion

Product direction is clear but frustration remains over pace of change. ‘Audience needs’ models help focus development

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Punish the aggressor

Format innovation: the shift to audio and video continues

Publications

The Fintech Times

Coding Challenge for UkraineThe six teams included in the Hackathon’s final were ATERMON, AtomicLab, CodeDefenders, OffZmi, Sigma Software and SOS Civil Defense Headquarters.

Emerging Europe

It attracted around 30 teams from different countries, which were narrowed down to six finalists, ATERMON, CodeDefenders, OffZmi, Sigma Software, SOS Civil Defence Headquarters and eventual winners AtomicLab.

OFFZMI PITCH DECK

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  • Our First Team

    Advisory Board:● NATALY KOKORINA: Legal Advisor● ANDRII ROHOVSKYI - Tech Advisor
    The Team:● Mariia Makarova - Project Manager - has 5+ years experience as a Sales Manager and now is our PM in IT field.● Vladyslava Vashchynska - Marketing - has experience in the insurance and construction industry, worked as copywriter and in an IT company, experience in real estate projects, 10+ experience in marketing.● Anton Vakulenko - UI/UX designer - UI/UX Designer of volunteers experience. Graphic design marketing items, creating creatives, creating a visual presentation. Experience - 1 year.● Nataliia Kucher - UI/UX designer - User Experience and Interface designer of apps and websites. Experience - 2 years● Olha Buhai - UI/UX designer - diploma qualified economist with the background of different projects, both web and mobile apps.● Viktoriia Sekeresh - QA - 2+ years experience as a Quality Assurance Engineer and 1.5 year as a frontend developer.● Tatsiana Lazko - Copywriter - Copywriter with 2 years of experience in writing articles on various topics (marketing, transport, technology, social networks).● Debrin Dmytro - Backend Developer - has 3 years of experience in web development and cloud technologies (Python, FastAPI, Django, JavaScript, Microsoft Azure, AWS, Heroku)

  • How I can help?

    We offer to become a member of the team for the specified positions:
    ● Hustler – The business lead who makes the sales Hacker – The principle developer who builds the product● Hipster – The person concerned with user experience and design● Handler – The person managing time and road mapping features

  • What do I get if I become a member?

    Since our organization was initially created as a non-profit, we will distribute the funds received for services very simply - each participant will receive 25% of the funding, minus administrative fees, taxes and amortization.