Storybench.org Website Review

how we plotted 17,000 data points in 3d to explore police use of force in new jersey. last november, i pushed my first commit to github having no idea what i was in for: creating visualizations with more than 17,000 data. five latin american media platforms experimenting with illustrated news. how we plotted 17,000 data points in 3d to explore police use of force in new jersey. how propublica told the story of an improper clinical trial using a patient’s own words. how a husband and wife team exposed the dangers of tanning factories overseas. how we plotted 17,000 data points in 3d to explore police use of force in new jersey. i recently published a series of interactive maps for beeradvocate magazine that explored storm surge scenarios and low-lying breweries. how to map 2018 ballot initiatives on marijuana, energy and voter registration. using french wine reviews to understand tf-idf, a measure of how unique a word is to a docu*ent. five latin american media platforms experimenting with illustrated news. kevin wall, a visual journalist at the boston globe, is just beginning to use machine learning in his reporting. but the large amounts of. how the palm beach post unearthed an opioid conspiracy with roots in florida. the rise of docu*entary video games that use journalism to tell stories. rolling admissions, no gres required and financial aid available. email here. series that ran in fall 2018 at northeastern’s school of journalism. watch interviews with david filipov, mike workman, jenn smith, martha durkee-neuman, susan labandibar, john ward, marc fortier, carol gregory, ling-mei wong and elana gordon. data journalists, web developers, interactive graphics editors, and project managers from around the world to provide an “under the hood” look at the ingredients and best practices that go into today’s most compelling digital storytelling projects. they boil down to three key areas of emphasis: 1) highly networked, team-based collaboration; 2) an ethos of open-source sharing, both