Top Ten #ddj: The Week’s Most Popular Data Journalism Links
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Here are top data journalism tweets for Apr 10-16, per our NodeXL mapping: Brittany’s posh hotels (@dataspotTLG); Flourish #dataviz tool (@FastCoDesign); US health insurance (@NPR); hexagonal Europe (@MusMekh); visual vocabulary (@ftdata); data internships (@ONS); China’s rising water (@kimmelman); & more.
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GIJC23 – When the Data Aren’t There: Building Your Own Datasets
Document of the Day: Algorithms for Journalists
Nils Mulvad – The story behind the data
How To Create a Data Journalism Team
Tracking US Migrant Detention Data: What Journalists Need to Understand
How The Pudding Used Data Visualizations to Recontextualize the Story of Climate Change
Using Data Sources to Track Harmful Climate Crisis-Fueled Algal Blooms
Lessons Learned: 10 Common Mistakes in Data Journalism
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