Tag: visual storytelling
Sky-high expectations for The New York Times, but Empire State data visualization falls short
In light of the gradual reopening of New York City following the COVID-19 pandemic, a team of journalists and data analysts from The New York Times attempted to summarize the […]
Introducing the Experimental Storytellers
Hello again from Northeastern University’s Reinventing Local TV News Project. It’s been a busy year since we released our research report, which identified new ways television newsrooms can work to grow their audience […]
How the ‘Visual Communication Guy’ made impeachment easier to understand
“Impeachment” was the ultimate buzzword in politics for several months before the U.S. Senate voted to acquit President Donald Trump earlier this month. The United States population hears this word […]
How The New York Times designed Harriet Tubman’s path to freedom
Before she became a senior communications designer at Slack, Angelica Rogers was a digital designer and front-end web developer at The New York Times, producing compelling interactive pieces like Harriet Tubman: […]
Telling the story of plastic bags, plastic forks and “microplastics” polluting our planet
“The average plastic bag is used for only 12 minutes before it is discarded,” writes journalist Konstantin Kakaes in “A Hundred Million Invaders,” a project on plastic pollution published today […]