Top Ten #ddj: The Week’s Most Popular Data Journalism Links
What’s the data-driven journalism crowd tweeting? Here are the top ten links for August 26 to September 3: how to think visually (annavitals); beautiful evidence books (EdwardTufte); dating site scam (elespanol); Data Journalism Handbook (ddjournalism); and more.
Guide to Mapping Analysis Using QGIS
Step-By-Step Guide for Journalists on the Basics of Google Sheets
Tipsheet for Using Ocean Data in Your Investigations
No Coding Required: A Step-by-Step Guide to Scraping Websites With Data Miner
One Name at a Time: How Die Zeit Built a Searchable Database of Nazi Party Members
How The Washington Post Combined Data and Human Stories to Cover Hurricane Helene’s Aftermath
Mexico Scrapped Its Transparency Agency — Journalists Are Still Investigating Corruption
Making Trillions Make Sense: How Reuters Visualized the AI Economy
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