tools & techniques

GIJN Masterclass with Paul Myers: Online Research Tips for Digging into the Pandemic and Beyond

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In a GIJN masterclass webinar presented to 700 journalists from 94 countries, BBC internet research expert Paul Myers described the open source tools, syntax tricks, and search techniques that can help unearth elusive content, images, and social media posts. Myers cited searches for information on COVID-19 in numerous examples, and stressed the need for logical thought in order to unlock the power of advanced search tools.

Журналистика данных

Топ-10 DDJ: Инаугурация Байдена, оскорбления Трампа и конец эры Меркель

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Washington Post анализирует первое обращение Байдена к нации, Bloomberg визуализирует усиленные меры безопасности, а New York Times публикует полный список оскорблений из Твиттера Дональда Трампа.

Top 10 in Data Journalism

Data Journalism Top 10: A New President, Trump’s Twitter Insults, Germany’s Elections, Flying Green

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As Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States, much of the international media coverage was focused on an inauguration like no other. Our NodeXL #ddj mapping from January 18 to 24 found a Washington Post analysis of the president’s first address to the nation and a Bloomberg project visualizing the enhanced measures put in place to deal with concerns about security and the coronavirus.

методы и инструменты

Самое полное руководство по работе с TweetDeck

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Расследователь и тренер Bellingcat Шарлотта Годар рассказала, как упростить и организовать ваше расследование, собрать больше информации с наименьшими затратами времени и усилий с помощью TweetDeck. И это поиск не только в Twitter!

Инструменты и методы

Как использовать TweetDeck для расследований на основе открытых источников

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Если вы занимаетесь расследованиями и используете инструменты OSINT в своей работе, вы наверняка не сможете игнорировать Twitter как источник информации. Вот как можно получить максимум с помощью настройки поиска на панели инструментов TweetDeck.

data driven journalism

Mapping Data Journalism on Twitter

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This intriguing graph depicts a network of 989 Twitter users whose tweets from January 13 to 24 contained the hashtag “#ddj” (data-driven journalism). We’re pleased to see that our site gijn.org was among the top domains and our data journalism resource page among the top URLs that appeared. This work is the brainchild of Marc Smith (@marc_smith), a sociologist of “computer-mediated collective action” who, among his varied activities, maps social media networks that reveal “the key people, groups, and topics discussed in a public conversation.”

followerwonk

Digital Digging: How To Use Twitter without the Clutter

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GIJN is excited to introduce Digital Digging, a new feature by acclaimed Internet search expert Henk van Ess. In this inaugural story, Henk sets sail to a world without selfies or cat pictures, showing readers how to stay on top of Twitter by changing their workflow. Here’s part one of a series of three.

Data Journalism

GIJN’s Data Journalism Top 10: Trump’s Tweets, London’s Polluted Tube, Rising Seas, Data Voids

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What’s the global data journalism community tweeting about this week? Our NodeXL #ddj mapping from November 4 to 11 finds The New York Times analyzing more than 11,000 of Trump’s tweets, The Financial Times measuring air quality in London’s Underground, Der Tagesspiegel creating an interactive of the Berlin Wall, and Nieman Lab discussing data voids exploited by media manipulators.