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Virtual Reality and Journalism
A good introduction to the subject, by Raney Aronson-Rath, James Milward, Taylor Owen and Fergus Pitt. https://www.gitbook.com/book/towcenter/virtual-reality-journalism/details
View ArticleSome thoughts on interactives
Are they still a good way to engage readers? Some interesting thoughts in this GEN interview to Duncan Clark, co-founder of Flourish Studio, and this presentation by NYTimes’ Archie Tse.
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Ocho décadas de BBC en español: nació para contrarrestar la propaganda del...
La BBC en español cumple 80 años. Nació en un contexto de guerra informativa y se propuso nunca ser un panfleto propagandístico ni dejarse influenciar por los gobiernos de turno. En estos tiempos...
View ArticleThe psychology behind your Facebook likes
If you want to understand how this works, have a look at this excellent explainer from BBC News: English:...
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Global Media Forum 2018 #dw_gmf
First time in Bonn, in the old government headquarters, now occupied by the UN and organisations like Germany’s international broadcaster Deutsche Welle. The theme this year is global innequalities....
View ArticleYou and climate change
Excellent work by The New York Times and Climate Impact Lab on explaining climate change at a personal level, while adding relevant information and projections. (Thanks Becky Dale for sharing).
View Article¿Por qué la economía argentina es tan frágil?
Muy buena explicación en este video de BBC News Mundo: https://www.bbc.com/mundo/media-45499634
View ArticleTravelling through sound landscapes
Old idea, fresh format, worth 30 minutes of your time: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/09/21/magazine/voyages-travel-sounds-from-the-world.html
View ArticleCombating ‘fake news’ and Science denialists: Calling Bullshit
Just discovered this great website from two University of Washington lecturers, with the slogan “promoting data reasoning in a digital world”. https://callingbullshit.org/ There is still hope…
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How much warmer would your city get?
Climate change is a fact, full stop. And in the context of the confirmation that last July (2019) was pretty much the hottest so far, we have just published this data project in which you can look by...
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