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This document discusses LA NACION's initiative to develop data journalism in Argentina. It outlines common excuses for not pursuing data journalism and provides strategies for overcoming them. Some key points:
1. Common excuses include lack of data/skills but these can be addressed through learning, embracing community help, and starting small projects.
2. LA NACION has successfully completed several data journalism projects by obtaining datasets, cleaning/analyzing them, and publishing interactive stories and visualizations.
3. They promote open data and collaboration, hosting events like DATAFEST to make more data accessible to journalists and the public.
The document discusses the open data movement and increasing openness of government data. It provides examples of policies from President Obama and the governor of New Mexico supporting more open data. The objectives are outlined as making government data openly available in its original format to facilitate transparency, participation, and new uses. International examples of open data projects are briefly mentioned and next steps proposed include developing an open data project for New Mexico.
This document lists various websites that demonstrate the use of open data in newsrooms. It includes links to open data portals in Kenya, Africa, and Nation Media Group as well as links to demo sites from the Washington Post, Guardian, BBC, and New York Times that have built applications and visualizations using open data. It also lists websites for Code4Kenya, Africa Open Data Initiative, and the African Media Initiative that are working to promote open data and its use in media.
A presentation prepared for KSFR, a public radio station in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA. The main point is that the station should develop a "digital first" approach to all aspects pertaining to its Audience(s), Content and Technologies.
Open data provides public data in open formats for free reuse, but data reuse is still low because building services from open data is difficult. While open data is a start, true business opportunities require open information systems that provide real-time data access through APIs. For example, the iCity project opens city information systems in a standardized way to allow third parties to easily develop new services on top of the data. Open information systems, not just open data, are needed to transform opportunities for businesses.
The document proposes an initiative called "It's The People's Data" where the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) chapters would become hubs for community training on data harvesting, analysis, and storytelling using open government data. The goal is to shift the focus from Freedom of Information to Freedom of Data by making taxpayer-funded data more accessible to the public. SPJ chapters would promote workshops to teach broad interest groups how to retrieve, clean, analyze and use local data to enhance civic participation, economic development, and reduce the costs of responding to records requests. While challenging, the initiative could boost democratic engagement and the profile of SPJ while developing new skills for the digital age.
Ona 2013 data journalism no excuses with la nacion datalndata
This document discusses LA NACION's initiative to develop data journalism in Argentina. It outlines common excuses for not pursuing data journalism and provides strategies for overcoming them. Some key points:
1. Common excuses include lack of data/skills but these can be addressed through learning, embracing community help, and starting small projects.
2. LA NACION has successfully completed several data journalism projects by obtaining datasets, cleaning/analyzing them, and publishing interactive stories and visualizations.
3. They promote open data and collaboration, hosting events like DATAFEST to make more data accessible to journalists and the public.
The document discusses the open data movement and increasing openness of government data. It provides examples of policies from President Obama and the governor of New Mexico supporting more open data. The objectives are outlined as making government data openly available in its original format to facilitate transparency, participation, and new uses. International examples of open data projects are briefly mentioned and next steps proposed include developing an open data project for New Mexico.
This document lists various websites that demonstrate the use of open data in newsrooms. It includes links to open data portals in Kenya, Africa, and Nation Media Group as well as links to demo sites from the Washington Post, Guardian, BBC, and New York Times that have built applications and visualizations using open data. It also lists websites for Code4Kenya, Africa Open Data Initiative, and the African Media Initiative that are working to promote open data and its use in media.
A presentation prepared for KSFR, a public radio station in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA. The main point is that the station should develop a "digital first" approach to all aspects pertaining to its Audience(s), Content and Technologies.
Open data provides public data in open formats for free reuse, but data reuse is still low because building services from open data is difficult. While open data is a start, true business opportunities require open information systems that provide real-time data access through APIs. For example, the iCity project opens city information systems in a standardized way to allow third parties to easily develop new services on top of the data. Open information systems, not just open data, are needed to transform opportunities for businesses.
The document proposes an initiative called "It's The People's Data" where the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) chapters would become hubs for community training on data harvesting, analysis, and storytelling using open government data. The goal is to shift the focus from Freedom of Information to Freedom of Data by making taxpayer-funded data more accessible to the public. SPJ chapters would promote workshops to teach broad interest groups how to retrieve, clean, analyze and use local data to enhance civic participation, economic development, and reduce the costs of responding to records requests. While challenging, the initiative could boost democratic engagement and the profile of SPJ while developing new skills for the digital age.
Google Alerts allow users to receive email notifications when new results are found on specified topics. Filetype operators like filetype:xls allow searching within specific file formats. The site: operator limits searches to a particular website. Numerical range searches use ".." to find results within a specified range. Reverse image search allows finding related images online. Archive.org's Wayback Machine allows browsing archived past versions of websites. Background checking resources mentioned include governmentattic.org, OpenSecrets.org, and Bellingcat for investigative reporting using social media.
This document appears to be a presentation given by Tom Johnson at the Esri Health Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona on August 28, 2012. The presentation discusses how data and maps inform each other, with data being used to create maps and maps then guiding the collection of additional data. It also outlines four potential types of data/analytic variables that can be studied for any phenomenon: qualitative, quantitative, geographic, and timeline of change. The presentation argues that addressing complex health issues will require transdisciplinary collaboration and going beyond the traditional three-phase process of data in, analysis, and information out.
Economic development in New Mexico can be achieved if we integrate the scientific and cultural tools, traditions and resources of the Rio Grande valley.
This document discusses open data in South Africa and the organization Open Data Durban. It provides a brief history of open data in South Africa, including the founding of organizations like Open Knowledge Foundation Cape Town chapter in 2011 and Code for South Africa in 2013. It also highlights some examples of open data projects developed by Code for South Africa focusing on issues like election results, government spending, crime rates, and living wages. The document encourages engaging with open data through Code4Democracy events and mailing lists.
This document discusses HathiTrust, a digital repository managed by over 60 partner institutions, as a potential repository for government documents. It provides an overview of HathiTrust, noting that it contains over 10 million volumes, including over 2.9 million public domain volumes. The document estimates that around 300,000 titles in HathiTrust, or 4% of the total, are US government documents, with 80% of those being in the public domain. It compares the ability to find full text of documents between HathiTrust and Google Books. The document outlines who can access what within HathiTrust and how content can be searched, discovered, and loaded into local library catalogs. It acknowledges challenges around searching, copyright statuses, and metadata
The document discusses Helsinki Region Infoshare (HRI), a data portal that provides open data for the Helsinki region. HRI aims to make data on topics such as transportation, housing, and the environment available to citizens and businesses. The data is free, public, and machine-readable. Examples of how open data is being used include apps for transportation, housing, and civic participation. HRI works to expand the amount and types of open data available and foster collaboration around open data initiatives in Helsinki and Finland.
This document discusses the changing landscape of political journalism in the digital age. It notes that new forms of communication online were thought to provide new outlets to bypass traditional media, but in reality digital media can be more pernicious and less balanced. It examines how political journalism now works with power, media, and the public interconnected online. Key changes discussed include hypertextuality, interactivity, multi-mediality, and the abundance and diversity of information sources. The document questions whether these new forms of journalism can still fulfill the core functions of informing the public, fostering debate, and holding power to account.
How journalists are using interactive tools to create data-driven maps on the web. Includes examples from a variety of media platforms and a survey of tools that beginners and experts can use.
An overview of how geographic information systems work and how data journalists are using them to tell better stories in print and on the web. For the 2012 NICAR conference in St. Louis.
Connecting to state data using OpenMissouri.orgDavid Herzog
This document summarizes the goals and activities of the OpenMissouri project, which aims to connect Missourians with public data from state and local government agencies. The project serves to inform citizens about available data, inspire its use, and educate about how to access and use public data. It catalogs over 250 datasets from 20 state agencies on its website. The site was built using open-source technologies and aims to expand its coverage to include more cities and counties as well as different data formats.
Political journalism and reporting of the 2015 UK General ElectionPOLIS LSE
- Political journalism is changing as news media becomes more networked and citizens have more direct access to information and ability to participate.
- Traditional political journalism provided information about policies and events, facilitated deliberation through debate and analysis, and held politicians accountable through investigation.
- However, both politicians and the public have problems with political journalism, such as perceived bias, lack of expertise, and irrelevance.
- New media allows for more citizen voice and direct access to information but can also fragment discussions and spread misinformation. The role of journalists is shifting to curating relevant information for audiences while still upholding accountability.
This document summarizes a report that examines how 14 democratic countries fund and protect the independence of public media. It finds that countries generally use several approaches: multi-year funding to lessen political pressure; structures that link public media directly to audiences; charters that require public-interest content while restricting government influence; and independent agencies/boards as buffers between media and governments. As a result, public media provide more public affairs coverage and viewpoints than commercial media. However, countries vary in how well their systems are funded and insulated from political interference. The report provides models for the U.S. to consider strengthening its own modest public media system.
The document provides an introduction to key concepts in politics including power, authority, democracy, and different forms of democracy. It defines power as the ability of one actor to influence another, and notes that power can corrupt. It then discusses authority, democracy, and different models of democracy including direct democracy, representative democracy, liberal democracy, and participatory democracy. Representative democracy is described as the most common form where elected politicians represent citizens and are accountable to them through elections.
When DATA is your moving target
This document discusses how LA NACION, a newspaper based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, began focusing on data journalism despite not having programmers on staff. They started small by learning tools for non-programmers and taking a "build once, use many" approach. Examples discussed include creating datasets from monthly price indexes published by a consumer association and bus subsidy payment records from PDFs to analyze subsidies for Argentina's bus transportation system. The document promotes opening and sharing data through an integrated open platform and raising data awareness to activate demand through tutorials and videos.
This document discusses LA Nacion's efforts to focus on data journalism despite not having programmers on staff. They started small by learning tools for non-programmers and befriending IT departments. They developed customized scrapers to convert monthly inflation and bus subsidy reports from PDFs into datasets. This involved monitoring PDF sources for changes and converting over 400 files and 10,000 records. They launched an open data portal and raised awareness through tutorials and blogs to activate public demand for these newly accessible government datasets.
Data Mining Online Audiences with D8A GroupJon Gosier
Using a combination of the data-analysis products available from D8A Group, we’ve been monitoring the unfolding events in real-time to illustrate the ways our technology platforms can be used by companies, PR firms, marketing agencies, political groups, celebrities, and NGOs to make data informed decisions in real-time crisis scenarios.
In this case study document, we analyze breaking news scenarios involving Chris Christie's Brigegate scandal, Kerry Washington's appearance at the Golden Globes, and the Knight Foundation who we weren't aware had any news events at the time, but we quickly became aware of two through the use of our software.
The primary purpose of using technologies like the D8A suite of analytic products is to monitor and capture real-time data for analysis and research. They are also predictive, helping to surface trends, patterns, and happenings before one might find out about them otherwise. D8A’s products work across multiple communication channels.
The document discusses big data, analytics, and their applications. It defines big data as large, complex datasets that are difficult to manage with traditional databases. Big data is characterized by its volume, velocity, and variety. Examples are given of how retailers, telecom companies, and e-retailers use big data analytics to gain insights. The document also outlines approaches to analytic development and discusses how various organizations use big data analytics in practice.
1) Open data and data journalism allow citizens to engage with information in new ways and be more involved in civic issues.
2) Journalists are increasingly using data to find and tell impactful stories by analyzing datasets, visualizing information, and collaborating with developers and civic hackers.
3) Emerging trends include citizens and journalists working together to collect and share real-time sensor data, as well as co-creating data to solve community problems.
This primer - or "Big Data 101" specifically for the international development and humanitarian communities - explains the concepts behind using Big Data for social good in easy-to-understand language. Published by the United Nations' Global Pulse initiative, which is exploring how new, digital data sources and real-time analytics technologies can help policymakers understand human well-being and emerging vulnerabilities in real-time. www.unglobalpulse.org
Google Alerts allow users to receive email notifications when new results are found on specified topics. Filetype operators like filetype:xls allow searching within specific file formats. The site: operator limits searches to a particular website. Numerical range searches use ".." to find results within a specified range. Reverse image search allows finding related images online. Archive.org's Wayback Machine allows browsing archived past versions of websites. Background checking resources mentioned include governmentattic.org, OpenSecrets.org, and Bellingcat for investigative reporting using social media.
This document appears to be a presentation given by Tom Johnson at the Esri Health Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona on August 28, 2012. The presentation discusses how data and maps inform each other, with data being used to create maps and maps then guiding the collection of additional data. It also outlines four potential types of data/analytic variables that can be studied for any phenomenon: qualitative, quantitative, geographic, and timeline of change. The presentation argues that addressing complex health issues will require transdisciplinary collaboration and going beyond the traditional three-phase process of data in, analysis, and information out.
Economic development in New Mexico can be achieved if we integrate the scientific and cultural tools, traditions and resources of the Rio Grande valley.
This document discusses open data in South Africa and the organization Open Data Durban. It provides a brief history of open data in South Africa, including the founding of organizations like Open Knowledge Foundation Cape Town chapter in 2011 and Code for South Africa in 2013. It also highlights some examples of open data projects developed by Code for South Africa focusing on issues like election results, government spending, crime rates, and living wages. The document encourages engaging with open data through Code4Democracy events and mailing lists.
This document discusses HathiTrust, a digital repository managed by over 60 partner institutions, as a potential repository for government documents. It provides an overview of HathiTrust, noting that it contains over 10 million volumes, including over 2.9 million public domain volumes. The document estimates that around 300,000 titles in HathiTrust, or 4% of the total, are US government documents, with 80% of those being in the public domain. It compares the ability to find full text of documents between HathiTrust and Google Books. The document outlines who can access what within HathiTrust and how content can be searched, discovered, and loaded into local library catalogs. It acknowledges challenges around searching, copyright statuses, and metadata
The document discusses Helsinki Region Infoshare (HRI), a data portal that provides open data for the Helsinki region. HRI aims to make data on topics such as transportation, housing, and the environment available to citizens and businesses. The data is free, public, and machine-readable. Examples of how open data is being used include apps for transportation, housing, and civic participation. HRI works to expand the amount and types of open data available and foster collaboration around open data initiatives in Helsinki and Finland.
This document discusses the changing landscape of political journalism in the digital age. It notes that new forms of communication online were thought to provide new outlets to bypass traditional media, but in reality digital media can be more pernicious and less balanced. It examines how political journalism now works with power, media, and the public interconnected online. Key changes discussed include hypertextuality, interactivity, multi-mediality, and the abundance and diversity of information sources. The document questions whether these new forms of journalism can still fulfill the core functions of informing the public, fostering debate, and holding power to account.
How journalists are using interactive tools to create data-driven maps on the web. Includes examples from a variety of media platforms and a survey of tools that beginners and experts can use.
An overview of how geographic information systems work and how data journalists are using them to tell better stories in print and on the web. For the 2012 NICAR conference in St. Louis.
Connecting to state data using OpenMissouri.orgDavid Herzog
This document summarizes the goals and activities of the OpenMissouri project, which aims to connect Missourians with public data from state and local government agencies. The project serves to inform citizens about available data, inspire its use, and educate about how to access and use public data. It catalogs over 250 datasets from 20 state agencies on its website. The site was built using open-source technologies and aims to expand its coverage to include more cities and counties as well as different data formats.
Political journalism and reporting of the 2015 UK General ElectionPOLIS LSE
- Political journalism is changing as news media becomes more networked and citizens have more direct access to information and ability to participate.
- Traditional political journalism provided information about policies and events, facilitated deliberation through debate and analysis, and held politicians accountable through investigation.
- However, both politicians and the public have problems with political journalism, such as perceived bias, lack of expertise, and irrelevance.
- New media allows for more citizen voice and direct access to information but can also fragment discussions and spread misinformation. The role of journalists is shifting to curating relevant information for audiences while still upholding accountability.
This document summarizes a report that examines how 14 democratic countries fund and protect the independence of public media. It finds that countries generally use several approaches: multi-year funding to lessen political pressure; structures that link public media directly to audiences; charters that require public-interest content while restricting government influence; and independent agencies/boards as buffers between media and governments. As a result, public media provide more public affairs coverage and viewpoints than commercial media. However, countries vary in how well their systems are funded and insulated from political interference. The report provides models for the U.S. to consider strengthening its own modest public media system.
The document provides an introduction to key concepts in politics including power, authority, democracy, and different forms of democracy. It defines power as the ability of one actor to influence another, and notes that power can corrupt. It then discusses authority, democracy, and different models of democracy including direct democracy, representative democracy, liberal democracy, and participatory democracy. Representative democracy is described as the most common form where elected politicians represent citizens and are accountable to them through elections.
When DATA is your moving target
This document discusses how LA NACION, a newspaper based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, began focusing on data journalism despite not having programmers on staff. They started small by learning tools for non-programmers and taking a "build once, use many" approach. Examples discussed include creating datasets from monthly price indexes published by a consumer association and bus subsidy payment records from PDFs to analyze subsidies for Argentina's bus transportation system. The document promotes opening and sharing data through an integrated open platform and raising data awareness to activate demand through tutorials and videos.
This document discusses LA Nacion's efforts to focus on data journalism despite not having programmers on staff. They started small by learning tools for non-programmers and befriending IT departments. They developed customized scrapers to convert monthly inflation and bus subsidy reports from PDFs into datasets. This involved monitoring PDF sources for changes and converting over 400 files and 10,000 records. They launched an open data portal and raised awareness through tutorials and blogs to activate public demand for these newly accessible government datasets.
Data Mining Online Audiences with D8A GroupJon Gosier
Using a combination of the data-analysis products available from D8A Group, we’ve been monitoring the unfolding events in real-time to illustrate the ways our technology platforms can be used by companies, PR firms, marketing agencies, political groups, celebrities, and NGOs to make data informed decisions in real-time crisis scenarios.
In this case study document, we analyze breaking news scenarios involving Chris Christie's Brigegate scandal, Kerry Washington's appearance at the Golden Globes, and the Knight Foundation who we weren't aware had any news events at the time, but we quickly became aware of two through the use of our software.
The primary purpose of using technologies like the D8A suite of analytic products is to monitor and capture real-time data for analysis and research. They are also predictive, helping to surface trends, patterns, and happenings before one might find out about them otherwise. D8A’s products work across multiple communication channels.
The document discusses big data, analytics, and their applications. It defines big data as large, complex datasets that are difficult to manage with traditional databases. Big data is characterized by its volume, velocity, and variety. Examples are given of how retailers, telecom companies, and e-retailers use big data analytics to gain insights. The document also outlines approaches to analytic development and discusses how various organizations use big data analytics in practice.
1) Open data and data journalism allow citizens to engage with information in new ways and be more involved in civic issues.
2) Journalists are increasingly using data to find and tell impactful stories by analyzing datasets, visualizing information, and collaborating with developers and civic hackers.
3) Emerging trends include citizens and journalists working together to collect and share real-time sensor data, as well as co-creating data to solve community problems.
This primer - or "Big Data 101" specifically for the international development and humanitarian communities - explains the concepts behind using Big Data for social good in easy-to-understand language. Published by the United Nations' Global Pulse initiative, which is exploring how new, digital data sources and real-time analytics technologies can help policymakers understand human well-being and emerging vulnerabilities in real-time. www.unglobalpulse.org
Convergence Partners has released its latest research report on big data and its meaning for Africa. The report argues that big data poses a threat to those it overlooks, namely a large percentage of Africa’s populace, who remain on big data’s periphery.
Big data refers to the massive amounts of structured and unstructured data being created every day from sources like social media interactions, website clicks, and sensor data from devices. The volume, velocity, and variety of big data, known as the three V's, make it challenging to store, manage, and analyze. Additional challenges include the veracity and variability of big data. Big data is being used across many domains to gain insights, optimize business processes, improve sports performance and training, and support national security and law enforcement efforts through data analysis and mining. While big data holds great potential, many businesses have yet to fully leverage its capabilities.
Obama's 2012 reelection campaign leveraged big data analytics to build detailed profiles of potential voters using disparate data sources. They combined this data to create a "single view" of individuals to optimize fundraising, volunteer mobilization, and get-out-the-vote strategies. Predictive modeling was used to score voters by likelihood of donating or voting Democrat. Resources were targeted to persuadable voters in swing states. Regular polling provided insights to track debate impacts and allocate campaign efforts. The campaign's data-driven approach helped achieve record fundraising and turnout in swing states.
This is Poderopedia, we map who is who in business and politics in Latinameri...Poderopedia.org
May 2014 update on our journey since we launched Poderopedia.org, a open source non profit project to map who is who in business and politics all over the world starting in Latinamerica. You can create a Poderopedia chapter in your country. Join us to promote transparency, accountability and expose potential conflicts of interest and corruption. Ping us on Twitter @poderopedia Facebook.com/poderopedia or via Poderopedia.org
Big Data for International DevelopmentAlex Rascanu
Alex Rascanu delivered the "Big Data for International Development" presentation at the International Development Conference that took place on February 7, 2015 at University of Toronto Scarborough.
The power of Structured Journalism & Hacker Culture in NPRPoderomedia
A keynote Miguel Paz gave for a brown bag lunch at NPR in April, 2015, organized by the Research, Analysis and Data team of this awesome media organization. While it is focused on NPR most of the ideas apply to other news organizations as well.
Big data refers to the massive amounts of structured and unstructured data being generated every day from various sources. This data when analyzed can provide valuable insights but also raises privacy, security, and ethical concerns. While big data analytics can power improvements in areas like healthcare and disaster response, there is also a risk it could be used to manipulate populations through micro-targeting of political messages or discriminatory practices. Proper oversight and regulations are needed to ensure big data is used responsibly for the benefit of humanity.
1) LA NACION decided to challenge the status quo and promote data journalism in Argentina by opening government data and developing data-driven stories.
2) They gathered datasets from various agencies, built tools to open and visualize the data, and integrated data stories and visualizations into their website to educate readers and spur collaboration.
3) Through projects analyzing subsidies, inflation rates, and Senate expenses, they aimed to move public data closer to citizens and discover new insights. They continue working to engage more journalists and open more datasets.
Open Innovation - Winter 2014 - Socrata, Inc.Socrata
As innovators around the world push the open data movement forward, Socrata features their stories, successes, advice, and ideas in our quarterly magazine, “Open Innovation.”
The Winter 2014 issue of Open Innovation is out. This special year-in-review edition contains stories about some of the biggest open data achievements in 2013, as well as expert insights into how open data can grow and where it may go in 2014.
Ppt shark global forum session 3 2012 v4GlobalForum
This document summarizes a presentation on big data, civic media, and new patterns of governance. It discusses how 90% of the world's data has been generated since 2010, the rise of smartphones and mobile apps, and how cities like New York are using data and GIS. It defines the key aspects of big data as volume, variety, and velocity of information. It outlines how large cities are hiring chief data officers and how open data can allow for better decisions, innovation, and more effective governance. Ongoing challenges with big data initiatives are also reviewed.
Computer assisted research and reportingpeterverweij
The document discusses using data mining and computer-assisted tools for data-driven journalism and storytelling. It provides examples of how journalists have used databases, spreadsheets, geographic information systems, and social network analysis to enhance stories. New technologies allow access to more data sources and tools for visualization and interactive reporting. The objective is to incorporate these data-focused techniques into journalism to better inform the public.
A vast network of investigative reporters collaborated on a global scale to dive into the financial documents known as the Panama Papers. It took months to sift through the 11.5 million leaked documents. We’ll look at how the data were organized, how such a large, global project was kept secret, and get insights into how reporters started shaping their ongoing stories.
Similar to #IJF14 Data journalism in a hostile political environment (20)
vozdata es una plataforma colaborativa open source para liberar documentos publicos en Pdfs u otros formatos para ser volcados en bases de datos estructuradas.
This document describes an application developed in Visual Basic for Applications to analyze electoral results from Argentina's 2013 primary and general legislative elections. The application collected live results data from the official website, generating Excel spreadsheets with vote counts by party, province, and locality. It also calculated seat allocations and identified winning candidates. Journalists could use the data to identify trends in different zones and understand shifting voter preferences. The application provided a consistent, up-to-date summary of election results as votes were tallied.
Periodismo y libertad de Expresión en la Era digital. Fopea. Mayo 2013lndata
El documento describe los esfuerzos de LA NACION para promover el periodismo de datos y la transparencia en Argentina. Carece de una ley nacional de acceso a la información pública y la transparencia depende de cada organismo. LA NACION DATA busca abrir y analizar datos públicos para generar noticias e informes de alto impacto, trabajando con la comunidad de periodistas, desarrolladores y activistas de datos abiertos. El objetivo final es acercar información útil a los ciudadanos y promover valores democráticos como la transparencia y
This document describes the process of analyzing expense report data from Argentina's Senate website. It involved removing passwords from PDFs, running OCR to extract text, loading the text into Excel, and analyzing the data to identify patterns relating to entities, amounts, dates, and destinations. The goal was to investigate expenses like travel costs reimbursed to the Vice President and identify any overlapping or nonexistent trips. The findings were presented through visualizations, infographics, and print stories. This helped launch a journalistic case and a reopened investigation into the Vice President's expenses.
This document provides an overview of data access points on the lanacion.com website, including the last 3 blog posts, a highlights slider, news app, articles tagged with "Nacion Data", an open data catalog, a bus subsidies microsite, data visualizations tagged as "dataviz", a Twitter widget, Facebook page, and contact information as well as a video player and playlist.
Este documento trata sobre datos abiertos. Explica que los datos abiertos son datos que pueden ser utilizados, reutilizados y redistribuidos libremente. También menciona algunos beneficios de los datos abiertos como la interoperabilidad, el empoderamiento de los ciudadanos y la mejora de la transparencia y gestión del gobierno. Finalmente, ofrece algunas sugerencias sobre cómo las ONGs pueden publicar y comunicar sus propios datos abiertos.
The document discusses an investigation opened by a judge into the Senate president (VP) regarding his expenses. It mentions a front page newspaper story and full page infographic about trips taken by the VP. There is also reference to an open data interactive visualization about the amounts spent on trips.
En Argentina no existía un buscador de centros de distribución gratuita de preservativos, por lo que se desarrolló una aplicación web y móvil que permite realizar búsquedas del centro más cercano en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Los datos se extrajeron y normalizaron de un PDF del Ministerio de Salud. Próximos pasos incluyen procesar la base de datos nacional y agregar geolocalización para facilitar la búsqueda desde teléfonos móviles.
Este documento describe cómo crear mapas temáticos utilizando los servicios Maps y Fusion Tables de Google. Explica cómo generar archivos KML a partir de datos espaciales y cómo publicarlos junto con datos en Fusion Tables para crear mapas temáticos simples o avanzados utilizando la API de Maps. También cubre cómo establecer parámetros de estilo como intervalos de valores y colores en los mapas temáticos creados con la API.
Presentación de Andy Tow sobre Google Fusion Tables en Rosario, 2012lndata
Este documento describe cómo crear mapas temáticos utilizando los servicios Maps y Fusion Tables de Google. Explica cómo generar archivos KML a partir de datos espaciales, cargar datos a Fusion Tables, y publicar mapas simples y mapas temáticos con estilos personalizados utilizando la API de Maps de Google.
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लालू यादव की जीवनी LALU PRASAD YADAV BIOGRAPHYVoterMood
Discover the life and times of Lalu Prasad Yadav with a comprehensive biography in Hindi. Learn about his early days, rise in politics, controversies, and contribution.
#WenguiGuo#WashingtonFarm Guo Wengui Wolf son ambition exposed to open a far...rittaajmal71
Since fleeing to the United States in 2014, Guo Wengui has founded a number of projects in the United States, such as GTV Media Group, GTV private equity, farm loan project, G Club Operations Co., LTD., and Himalaya Exchange.
Recent years have seen a disturbing rise in violence, discrimination, and intolerance against Christian communities in various Islamic countries. This multifaceted challenge, deeply rooted in historical, social, and political animosities, demands urgent attention. Despite the escalating persecution, substantial support from the Western world remains lacking.
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#IJF14 Data journalism in a hostile political environment
1. Data Journalism in a hostile political
environment
LA NACION
Momi Peralta Ramos
@momiperalta
LA NACION DATA
www.lanacion.com.ar/data
2. About LA NACION
• Based in Buenos Aires,
Argentina
• Sunday print circulation:
+ 330.000
• www.lanacion.com
unique visitors/month:
+ 15MM
• 9 magazine titles
• Impremedia (90%): US hisp.
leading publishing company
3. LA NACION Data
It s LA NACION s initiative to develop data
journalism and contribute to opening data in
Argentina
6. Argentina s Official advertising funds distribution
2009 – 2013: Friends, politicians and… a stylist!
50% of this amount went
to 10 media groups …
the ones closer to
Government.
In the last period even a
hairdresser (stylist)
received more
advertising money than
the largest newspapers
in Argentina.
7.
8. Why DATA?
- Data is a new raw material for journalism
- Activate demand of public information
- Discover stories hidden in datasets
- Allow citizen´s collaboration
- It is the future of journalism
@momiperalta
CHALLENGE STATUS QUO
9. HOW...is this possible??
• EXCUSES:
– There is NO DATA or DATA is not credible
– We are not the US or the UK in terms or
transparency
– We DON’T have programmers in our newsroom
– We DON’T have skills in our newsroom to gather
or analize datasets
– We don’t… we don’t…
KILLING THIS SCKEPTICISM
ONE BY ONE
10. 1. NEVER STOP LEARNING!
• Learn free online in MOOCs , webinars, blogs, books
• Go to conferences or follow them online.
• ONA 2010 was our first inspiration into dataj, a pre-
conference workshop in ONA.
• Become a member. Subscribe to DDJ Lists.
12. 3. START CREATING DATASETS,
START SMALL
…BE
HUMBLE,
BECOME A
DATA
BUILDER
13. 4. THE TEAM. look around…
• The TEAM is your ENGINE, first HEART then BRAINS…
The perfect team…
DEVELOPER JOURNALIST
IMAGE from Scraperwiki
https://scraperwiki.com/
@momiperalta
DESIGNERDATA MINER
28. SENATE EXPENSES 2004 – 2013
@momiperalta
Processed
more than
34.000
scanned
image PDFs
to build a
structured
dataset,
published
front page
stories now
being
investigated
by justice
…….
32. Senate Expenses – Team Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEZ2xMwPMWo&feature=youtu.be
33. La Plata City Major
Floodings
(April 2013)
• Collaborative Tools:
Google Spreadsheets
Google Maps
Google Fusion Tables
• Other tools: Excel, Tableau
Public.
34. Hypothesis: Gov was hiding real number of deaths to
diminish impact of its own responsabilities
• We got 150 copies of
handwritten death certificates in
La Plata for April (1st-15th).
• We made a database model,
typed each case details into a
spreadsheet, then ordered,
filtered, analysed…
@fcoel - @momiperalta
35. • Visualizations for time & place
helped us confirm that most
deaths happened between April
2nd and 4th (or were directly
related) and many were located
over water streams running
under the city and/or flooded
blocks.
36. Impact. Starting from 51 deaths …
One day after publishing: A judge
confirms 60 deaths due to major
floodings
45 days after: 78 deaths officially
confirmed
37. http://youtu.be/a56fWexw8uo <- Meet the team. Journalist,
dataminer, programmer, designer, data producer and me, multitasker.
Goodie for later!
Team explains how collaboration worked
38. Open Assets Declarations. News App in
collaboration with 3 transparency NGOs,
Collaborative Tools:
Google Spreadsheets
Trello
Document Cloud
Team: around 45
LN staff, NGOs staff
+ 30 volunteers
39. Before & After
Public servant declaration of assets.
In total we typed 15.000 rows x 28 cols
44. Opened +30 datasets and made “Dataset cheat sheets” to make them
accessible and ready for analysis with data mining techniques or data
visualization in our first DATAFEST 2012 and 2013.
• Organized by LA NACION and UNIVERSIDAD AUSTRAL Masters Degree in
Data Mining and Universidad Austral Communications Faculty.
45. Journalists explain
raw DATAsets
content and what
could be asked
Dataminers ,
developers and
statistitians help
solve this questions
adding value to the
datasets
47. Cheat Sheet : Subsidies for the Public Bus Transport System – Cleaned ,
normalized and open DATA
48. keep SELF MOTIVATED
IF LOCAL FRUSTRATION?
No resources, no Foi, no Data?, no mindset?!...
THEN GLOBAL INSPIRATION!
Same world regarding technology, talent,
and the explosion of open knowledge and
digital data.