Tag: digital journalism
How the Tampa Bay Times visualized the racial breakdown of police shootings in Florida
Earlier this year, Neil Bedi, a reporter and developer on the Tampa Bay Times’ data and investigations team, produced “If You’re Black,” an interactive story exploring more than 800 officer-involved […]
How The Intercept visualized and open-sourced a database of terrorism prosecutions since 9/11
Last month, The Intercept published “Trial and Terror,” a database of – and series of stories about – the 796 people prosecuted for international terrorism by the United States since the attacks of September […]
Nine projects that came out of Northeastern’s Media Innovation program this year
Before we bid adieu to our latest cohort of Media Innovation graduate students, we wanted to highlight some of the stellar work they’ve done here at Northeastern’s School of Journalism. We’re still […]
How to learn responsive web design by coding your own story
Say you have a great story with text, pullquotes and photos ready to go and now you want to throw it up on its own website. All you need is […]