data journalism
Amped about ampp3d and rigorous innovation Paid Members Public
[http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/assets_c/2014/01/ampp3d-3427.html] When I first heard about Trinity Mirror’s Us vs th3m [http://usvsth3m.com], I rolled my eyes. Did the UK really need another Buzzfeed clone? Were our publishers incapable of innovating rather than jumping on yet another bandwagon?
Data Journalism for beginners Paid Members Public
Talking of Mr Bradshaw, he’s taken the skills that have given him a well-earned reputation as one of the leading proponents of data journalism and distilled some of them into a new book. The Data Journalism Heist [https://leanpub.com/DataJournalismHeist] aims to be a quick introduction to data
Digital news formats: the BBC explores linked data Paid Members Public
Fascinating blog post exploring how the BBC is experimenting with linked data [http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/blogbbcinternet/posts/BBC-News-Lab]: > After producing a long list of possible ‘problem spaces’ we prioritised four areas to explore: * Location and linked data. How might we use geolocation and linked data to
FInding the story in the data Paid Members Public
Fabulous account of how, while all the tech press were busy writing comment pieces, one guy used the data to figure out where all the Apple device IDs [http://intrepidusgroup.com/insight/2012/09/tracking-udid-src/] that Antisec claimed to have stolen from the FBI actually came from: > I’d
From Data to Story - #newsrw Paid Members Public
*Four visions of data journalism, moderated by Kathryn Corrick, digital media consultant. * Bella Hurrell, specials editor on the BBC News website The BBC specials team produces a whole range of added-value content for the BBC website. They’re becoming part of a visual journalism team at the BBC. Data journalism
Cory Haik keeps the Washington Post in beta - #newsrw Paid Members Public
Live-blogged notes from Cork Haik's talk at news:rewired
What Open Data means for Journalists Paid Members Public
Greg Hadfield, quoted by Sarah Marshall on journalism.co.uk [http://blogs.journalism.co.uk/2011/12/02/how-open-data-has-changed-journalism/] : > An open-data tsunami will mean that more journalism will be about interpreting – and putting into context – data that is open to all, at least in its rawest, unrefined form. To
We don't need no steenkin' opinions… Paid Members Public
Kevin Anderson: > Yes, we’re now going to have to suffer through lots of ill-informed speculation from columnists. Brace yourself yet again as they take out their favourite axe from the kitchen cupboard and grind away on it just a bit more until the head is gone and they’
