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Moderator: Peter Bale, CEO, The Center for Public Integrity
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Moderator: Geir Terje Ruud, consultant, Norway
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Gerard Ryle, Director, International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ)
Moderator: Peter Bale, CEO, The Center for Public Integrity
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Moderator: Geir Terje Ruud, consultant, Norway
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2. “Could you write about something that’s not sad?”
“No one loves the messenger who brings
bad news”.
Gazeta Wyborcza @ Hackdays
Elżbieta Ruebenbauer, Cezary Średnicki, Jakub Szestowicki
The more positive an article, the more likely
it was to be shared [in social media].
Gazeta Wyborcza’s Inbox
Jonah Berger, a social psychologist, University of Pennsylvania
Sophocles, Antigone
3. VIDE Visual Interactive Data Explorer
vide latin: 1. seem, seem good, appear, be seen; 2. consider; 3. see, look at
Idea
Visual news explorer
that respects user’s
mood
User gets what he/she
wants
mockup
4. VIDE Visual Interactive Data Explorer
Result
User selects his/her
mood
If user is sad, VIDE cuts
off the bad news
our app
5. VIDE (Visual Interactive Data Explorer)
Idea
Image-centric User Interface
User gets content filtered
by #tags
User can always change
mood and #tags
mockup
6. VIDE (Visual Interactive Data Explorer)
our app
Result
User sees a wall of images
refering to stories
User can choose content
by simple #tags: all news
(#wyborcza), event
(#hackdays), #world
or #local news
User can switch his/her
mood by choosing icon
7. VIDE (Visual Interactive Data Explorer)
Idea
One image means more
than 1000 words
Sometimes users prefer
to read/see the whole stories
People like to share GOOD
stories
mockup
8. VIDE (Visual Interactive Data Explorer)
our app
Result
User can enlarge
images
User can
see the picture
with the headline
or go to the whole story
User can share the
article on Facebook
![“Could you write about something that’s not sad?”
“No one loves the messenger who brings
bad news”.
Gazeta Wyborcza @ Hackdays
Elżbieta Ruebenbauer, Cezary Średnicki, Jakub Szestowicki
The more positive an article, the more likely
it was to be shared [in social media].
Gazeta Wyborcza’s Inbox
Jonah Berger, a social psychologist, University of Pennsylvania
Sophocles, Antigone](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)