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Tag Archives: Nieman

Who should see what when?

Interest, effects, agency. These are three ways that a story might inter­sect with you, and they are rea­sons you might need to see it.

Great arti­cle from Jonathan Stray. I’d pay for a news orga­ni­za­tion that approached its prod­uct from these three principles.

July 29, 2012ideas, Jonathan Stray, journalism, Nieman, publishing

There’s no such thing as an objec­tive fil­ter: Why design­ing algo­rithms that tell us the news is hard. An objec­tive fil­ter for news may not be the algo­rithm we need, but that doesn’t mean the right fil­ter is any less dif­fi­cult to build.

June 26, 2012design, Jonathan Stray, journalism, Nieman, software

ProPublica’s newest news app uses edu­ca­tion data to get more social. A really inter­est­ing app from ProPublica that ana­lyzes data released by the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights. Even though it hits just a few data points it is fas­ci­nat­ing to com­pare var­i­ous dis­tricts and schools.

July 4, 2011data, Education, journalism, Nieman, ProPublica, schools
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