[ddj] A classic book proposal

Sun Dec 4 16:44:58 UTC 2011

Guten Tag Frau Kraus,

über die Mailingliste habe ich von ihrem Institut erfahren. Ich darf mich
kurz vorstellen, 
mein Name ist Gregor Landwehr, ich arbeite als freier Journalist und bin
grade dabei mit 
einem Kollegen in Deutschland die "Akademie für neuen Journalismus"
(www.neuer-journalismus.de
zu gründen. 

Wir wollen vor allem jungen Journalisten das Handwerkszeug für DDJ
vermitteln, daher erscheinen mit
ihre Punkte hier auch wesentlich. Leider hat das Thema ja in Deutschland,
auch in der Journalistenausbildung,
nicht einen sehr hohen Stellenwert.

Daher würde mich ihre Erfahrungen in Wien sehr interessieren.

Beste Grüße und einen guten Start in die neue Woche

Gregor Landwehr

PS: Unter www.statistare.de entwickeln wir grade ein neues Tool für die
Visualisierung von Daten.

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Von:  Daniela Kraus <daniela.kraus at fjum-wien.at>
Antworten an:  "List about Data Driven Journalism and Open Data in
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Datum:  Sat, 19 Nov 2011 21:59:43 +0000
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Betreff:  Re: [ddj] A classic book proposal

Hi everybody,

also just joined the list, I'm managing a new journalism training
institution in Vienna, one of our first workshops was on ddj (always glad to
get tips on people who are really good in teaching ddj).

For now, I just wanted to add to Plácido's link another one to great Phil
Meyer's talk, held at our "Hedy Lamarr Lectures" in Vienna recently,
http://nieman.harvard.edu/reports/article-online-exclusive/100044/Precision-
Journalism-and-Narrative-Journalism-Toward-a-Unified-Field-Theory.aspx

I noticed (at least here in the German speaking world) that many of those
fit with the ddj tools are not too familiar with traditional skills  and
the other way round. How to combine "precision" and "narration" in Phil
Meyer's sense (and in terms of individuals and teams) seems a crucial
question to me.

I don't know what your experiences are, but from my point of view, knowledge
on methods in social sciences as well as  a critical assessment of data
sources  and the question of how to tell the story! - should be added to
every training, be it Excel, Access, Google Tools or Š

Daniela

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Von: Plácido Moreno <placido at caminum.com>
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Datum: Sat, 19 Nov 2011 15:36:31 +0100
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Betreff: [ddj] A classic book proposal

Hello!

I have just joint the list. As a lecturer and media researcher I am very
interested in DDJ. Thanks in advance for your initiative.

First let me introduce myself. My name is Placido Moreno, PhD- MBA and I am
responsible for a company based in The Netherlands called Caminum Media
Research & Development (www.caminum.com <http://www.caminum.com> )
specialized in Cross Media Strategy, Change Management for Media Companies,
Training and Digital Publishing.

I just wanted to share with the list a book reference.

It is an interesting book written by professor Philip Meyer entitled The New
Precision Journalism (4th Edition, 2002) that offers a good conceptual
framework to journalists who want to practice DDJ and want to know more
about its antecedents (as Computer Assisted Reporting). A classic. There is
a web version here: http://tinyurl.com/7jq6uau

Hope you like it!

Kind regards.

Dr. Plácido Moreno, MBA
Founder
Caminum
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