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Simon Rogers from Guardian talking about creating google fusion table as journalists reporting on events
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Started getting arrest data London acquisition (theft) north was violence
But then started to get data from ministry of justice and started mapping
Overlaid poverty index and showed people arrested in Manchester coming from poorer areas
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Ever since I’ve been involved with the ideas of online/digital/data (delete as appropriate) journalism – I’ve been using the metaphor of Batman’s utility belt as a way of thinking about a journalist’s skillet and how it can evolve over time.
Rather than a rucksack full of tools, [...]
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As a long term WordPress user I’m a bit biased when it comes to simple, out-of-the-box CMS software. I’m currently starting to play around with the coding required to make themes work for a number of personal and work-related [...]
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