With a refreshed design, this thoroughly updated new edition includes expanded coverage on social media and new boxes providing readers with the tips and tools they need for computer-assisted reporting.
With a refreshed design, this thoroughly updated new edition includes expanded coverage on social media and new boxes providing readers with the tips and tools they need for computer-assisted reporting.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Brant Houston is a Professor and the Knight Chair in Investigative Reporting at the University of Illinois, where he teaches journalism and oversees an online newsroom. An award-winning journalist, he was an investigative reporter at U.S. newspapers for 17 years. For more than a decade, he served as executive director of Investigative Reporters and Editors, a now 6,000-member association headquartered at the University of Missouri School of Journalism, where he also taught investigative and data reporting. Houston has conducted more than 400 seminars for professional journalists and students in 30 countries, and he is a co-founder of networks of nonprofit newsrooms and educators throughout the world.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1. What Data Journalism and Computer-Assisted Reporting Is and Why Journalists Use It Part I. Learning Computer-Assisted Reporting Skills Chapter 2. Online Resources: Researching and Finding Data on the Internet Chapter 3: Gathering and Analyzing Text and Social Media Chapter 4. Spreadsheets, Part 1: Basic Math for Journalists Chapter 5. Spreadsheets, Part 2: More Math that Matters Chapter 6. Database Managers, Part 1: Searching and Summarizing Chapter 7. Database Managers, Part 2: Matchmaking Part II. Using Computer-Assisted Reporting in News Stories Chapter 8. Getting Data Not on the Web: How to Find and Negotiate for Data Chapter 9. Building Your Own Database: How to Develop Exclusive Sources Chapter 10. Dirty Data: How to Fact Check Your Data and Clean It Chapter 11. Doing the Data Journalism and Computer-Assisted Reporting Story: How to Report and Write with Data Appendix A: A Short Introduction to Mapping Data Appendix B: A Short Introduction to Social Network Analysis
Chapter 1. What Data Journalism and Computer-Assisted Reporting Is and Why Journalists Use It
Part I. Learning Computer-Assisted Reporting Skills
Chapter 2. Online Resources: Researching and Finding Data on the Internet
Chapter 3: Gathering and Analyzing Text and Social Media
Chapter 4. Spreadsheets, Part 1: Basic Math for Journalists
Chapter 5. Spreadsheets, Part 2: More Math that Matters
Chapter 6. Database Managers, Part 1: Searching and Summarizing
Chapter 7. Database Managers, Part 2: Matchmaking
Part II. Using Computer-Assisted Reporting in News Stories
Chapter 8. Getting Data Not on the Web: How to Find and Negotiate for Data
Chapter 9. Building Your Own Database: How to Develop Exclusive Sources
Chapter 10. Dirty Data: How to Fact Check Your Data and Clean It
Chapter 11. Doing the Data Journalism and Computer-Assisted Reporting Story: How to Report and Write with Data
Appendix A: A Short Introduction to Mapping Data
Appendix B: A Short Introduction to Social Network Analysis
Chapter 1. What Data Journalism and Computer-Assisted Reporting Is and Why Journalists Use It Part I. Learning Computer-Assisted Reporting Skills Chapter 2. Online Resources: Researching and Finding Data on the Internet Chapter 3: Gathering and Analyzing Text and Social Media Chapter 4. Spreadsheets, Part 1: Basic Math for Journalists Chapter 5. Spreadsheets, Part 2: More Math that Matters Chapter 6. Database Managers, Part 1: Searching and Summarizing Chapter 7. Database Managers, Part 2: Matchmaking Part II. Using Computer-Assisted Reporting in News Stories Chapter 8. Getting Data Not on the Web: How to Find and Negotiate for Data Chapter 9. Building Your Own Database: How to Develop Exclusive Sources Chapter 10. Dirty Data: How to Fact Check Your Data and Clean It Chapter 11. Doing the Data Journalism and Computer-Assisted Reporting Story: How to Report and Write with Data Appendix A: A Short Introduction to Mapping Data Appendix B: A Short Introduction to Social Network Analysis
Chapter 1. What Data Journalism and Computer-Assisted Reporting Is and Why Journalists Use It
Part I. Learning Computer-Assisted Reporting Skills
Chapter 2. Online Resources: Researching and Finding Data on the Internet
Chapter 3: Gathering and Analyzing Text and Social Media
Chapter 4. Spreadsheets, Part 1: Basic Math for Journalists
Chapter 5. Spreadsheets, Part 2: More Math that Matters
Chapter 6. Database Managers, Part 1: Searching and Summarizing
Chapter 7. Database Managers, Part 2: Matchmaking
Part II. Using Computer-Assisted Reporting in News Stories
Chapter 8. Getting Data Not on the Web: How to Find and Negotiate for Data
Chapter 9. Building Your Own Database: How to Develop Exclusive Sources
Chapter 10. Dirty Data: How to Fact Check Your Data and Clean It
Chapter 11. Doing the Data Journalism and Computer-Assisted Reporting Story: How to Report and Write with Data
Appendix A: A Short Introduction to Mapping Data
Appendix B: A Short Introduction to Social Network Analysis
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