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More than ever, investigative journalists need to understand electronic data to do their jobs. To find, extract, analyze and tell stories, increasingly they need to deal with spreadsheets, databases, and visualizations.

Nils Mulvad (https://x.com/nmulvad) is an Investigative journalist based in Denmark, who has worked with data journalism for more than 20 years.

Visit GIJN’s resource page on Data Journalism: https://gijn.org/resource/?gijn_topic=data-journalism

More from Nils Mulvad: https://www.kaasogmulvad.dk/

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GIJN’s Global Guide to FOI here: https://gijn.org/2017/09/04/tips-and-resources-for-setting-information-free-gijns-new-global-guide/

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