[ddj] A classic book proposal

Mon Nov 21 10:46:06 UTC 2011

Hi Daniela and Placido,

Thank you for sharing these great resources.

I agree that we need to build stronger ties between the CAR community that
works in the tradition of social sciences and the younger data journalism
community.

I take this opportunity to invite any CAR experts that are on this list to
share interesting resources with the list.

All the best,

Liliana
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On 19 November 2011 22:59, Daniela Kraus <daniela.kraus at fjum-wien.at> wrote:

>   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 …
>
>  Daniela
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>   Von: Plácido Moreno <placido at caminum.com>
> Antworten an: "List about Data Driven Journalism and Open Data in
> Journalism." <data-driven-journalism at lists.okfn.org>
> Datum: Sat, 19 Nov 2011 15:36:31 +0100
> An: <data-driven-journalism at lists.okfn.org>
> 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) 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
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