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This document discusses how open data and data-driven journalism are transforming the news industry. It notes that tools like data journalism are used to find and tell stories, while storytelling still remains important. It also highlights that newspapers must start doing data-driven journalism or risk being outdated, as more than 166 US newspapers have closed since 2008 and there have been over 35,000 job losses in the industry. The use of open data and data sets now account for 75% of traffic at some news organizations.
This document discusses how open data and data-driven journalism are transforming the news industry. It notes that tools like data journalism are used to find and tell stories, while storytelling still remains important. It also highlights that newspapers must start doing data-driven journalism or risk being outdated, as more than 166 US newspapers have closed since 2008 and there have been over 35,000 job losses in the industry. The use of open data and data sets now account for 75% of traffic at some news organizations.
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This document discusses how open data and data-driven journalism are transforming the news industry. It notes that tools like data journalism are used to find and tell stories, while storytelling still remains important. It also highlights that newspapers must start doing data-driven journalism or risk being outdated, as more than 166 US newspapers have closed since 2008 and there have been over 35,000 job losses in the industry. The use of open data and data sets now account for 75% of traffic at some news organizations.
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“Gov 2.0, FOSS and agile development are all breathing new life into data and journalism”
-David Herzog, Open Missouri
Now it’s “Hacks and Hackers”
Photo by Dennis Crowley, from “Hack to Hacker: Rise of the Journalist-Programmer”
Robo-journalism? Storytelling still matters. “We use these tools to find and tell stories. We use them like we use a telephone. The story is still the thing.”
- Anthony DeBarros USA Today
Source: Data Journalism and the Big Picture
Source: How Canada became an open data and data journalism powerhouse “Make small things faster, make big things possible.”-Derek Willis, NYT
TimesMachine.nytimes.com cost a few hundred dollars. Hosted on Amazon EC2.
“Newspapers are either going to start doing what we do, or they're going to be bypassed and out of date.”
-Elliot Jaspin
That was 1986, in Time.
More than 166 U.S. newspapers have stopped putting out a print edition or closed down altogether since 2008.
There have been more than 35,000 job losses or
buyouts in the newspaper industry since 2007.
Source: Paper Cuts
More than 36 interactive databases published Data sets account for 75% of overall traffic [Source: CJR]