Mirko Lorenz - Data Journalism Event

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Dan Davies

Given as part of the panel discussion as part of Newsroom 360 data journalism event

Technology Education

NEWS 360 DATA DAY
ENGAGING THE DATA
MINDSET
LONDON, SEPTEMBER 19/2012

MIRKO LORENZ
DEUTSCHE WELLE INNOVATION PROJECTS

MIRKO LORENZ
JOURNALIST/INFORMATION ARCHITECT

FOCUS ON TRAINING
JOURNALISTS AND DEVELOPING
NEWSROOM DATA TOOLS

NEXT 1O MINUTES
1. OPEN DATA & OPEN SOURCE
2. STEPPING STONES: DATA TOOLS
3. KEY QUESTION: WHAT DO USERS WANT?
4. KEY CHALLENGE: CHANGING NEWSROOMS
5. OUTLOOK: OPPORTUNITY FOR JOURNALISTS

1. OPEN DATA & OPEN SOURCE -
LIKE SWITCHING FROM
SCREWDRIVER TO
POWER-DRILL

MANY USES FOR (OPEN) DATA

Wordle from Open Data Conference in Kanada. Some rights reserved by susannelong

„GOVERNMENT IS A WEBSITE“

Source: OKF/CKAN

"I have said it before, and I say it again: yes to open
data! I want to see more citizens and businesses
making use of more open – machine readable –
data." - Neelie Kroes

STEPPING STONES selection.datavisualization.ch

IN SHORT:
FINDING, STORING, FILTERING,
ANALYSING AND VISUALIZING
DATA IS IN REACH OF EVERY
NEWSROOM NOW

To be truthful and revealing, data graphics must
bear on the question at the heart of quantitative
thinking: “Compared to what?

Source = Edward Tufte, The Visual Display of Quantitative Information

PUT NUMBERS INTO CONTEXT

Source: David McCandless, Information is Beautiful

Source: David McCandless, Information is Beautiful

USERS WILL WANT CLEAR ANSWERS AND TRUSTABLE INFORMATION

_Source: Visual.ly, 2011

IN SHORT:
DATA-DRIVEN JOURNALISM
OPENS A DOOR TO SWITCH
FROM ATTENTION TO TRUST

DATA-JOURNALISM IS A PROCESS

DEF:
DATA-DRIVEN JOURNALISM
= WORKFLOW

THREE LEVELS OF APPLICATION
Data Data Data
Stories Specials Apps
Time
Hours Days Weeks
needed

Know-How Low High Experts

Google
Tool Excel Coding
Reﬁne
Months or
Lifespan Day or Week Months
Years

BUT: MIND THE GAP
TIME NEEDED TO BUILT KNOW-
HOW AND PROFICIENCY -
QUALITY OF SOURCES, DATA
LITERACY, AGILE DEVELOPMENT

Quelle: Alan McLean, NYT//Amsterdam, 2010

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Mirko Lorenz - Data Journalism Event

1. NEWS 360 DATA DAY ENGAGING THE DATA MINDSET LONDON, SEPTEMBER 19/2012 MIRKO LORENZ DEUTSCHE WELLE INNOVATION PROJECTS

2. MIRKO LORENZ JOURNALIST/INFORMATION ARCHITECT FOCUS ON TRAINING JOURNALISTS AND DEVELOPING NEWSROOM DATA TOOLS

3. NEXT 1O MINUTES 1. OPEN DATA & OPEN SOURCE 2. STEPPING STONES: DATA TOOLS 3. KEY QUESTION: WHAT DO USERS WANT? 4. KEY CHALLENGE: CHANGING NEWSROOMS 5. OUTLOOK: OPPORTUNITY FOR JOURNALISTS

4. 1. OPEN DATA & OPEN SOURCE - LIKE SWITCHING FROM SCREWDRIVER TO POWER-DRILL

5. MANY USES FOR (OPEN) DATA Wordle from Open Data Conference in Kanada. Some rights reserved by susannelong

6. „GOVERNMENT IS A WEBSITE“ Source: OKF/CKAN

7. "I have said it before, and I say it again: yes to open data! I want to see more citizens and businesses making use of more open – machine readable – data." - Neelie Kroes

8. STEPPING STONES: DATA TOOLS OUT THERE

9. STEPPING STONES selection.datavisualization.ch

10. OPEN SOURCE DATA VAULT

11. OPEN SOURCE DATA HUB Source: OKF/CKAN

12. OPEN SOURCE DATA VISUALIZATION

13. IN SHORT: FINDING, STORING, FILTERING, ANALYSING AND VISUALIZING DATA IS IN REACH OF EVERY NEWSROOM NOW

14. 3. KEY QUESTION: WHAT DO USERS WANT?

15. To be truthful and revealing, data graphics must bear on the question at the heart of quantitative thinking: “Compared to what? Source = Edward Tufte, The Visual Display of Quantitative Information

16.

17. PUT NUMBERS INTO CONTEXT Source: David McCandless, Information is Beautiful

18. Source: David McCandless, Information is Beautiful

19. USERS WILL WANT CLEAR ANSWERS AND TRUSTABLE INFORMATION _Source: Visual.ly, 2011

20.

21. IN SHORT: DATA-DRIVEN JOURNALISM OPENS A DOOR TO SWITCH FROM ATTENTION TO TRUST

22. 4. KEY CHALLENGE: CHANGING THE NEWSROOM

23. DATA-JOURNALISM IS A PROCESS DEF: DATA-DRIVEN JOURNALISM = WORKFLOW

24. THREE LEVELS OF APPLICATION Data Data Data Stories Specials Apps Time Hours Days Weeks needed Know-How Low High Experts Google Tool Excel Coding Reﬁne Months or Lifespan Day or Week Months Years

25. 5. OUTLOOK: OPPORTUNITY FOR JOURNALISTS

26. 5. OUTLOOK: OPPORTUNITY FOR JOURNALISTS

27. BUT: MIND THE GAP TIME NEEDED TO BUILT KNOW- HOW AND PROFICIENCY - QUALITY OF SOURCES, DATA LITERACY, AGILE DEVELOPMENT

28.

29. Quelle: Alan McLean, NYT//Amsterdam, 2010

30.

31. THANK YOU.

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