[ddj] Researches on open data quality & journalism

[François Paquot]

Thanks for your contribution, Tom !

François

Le 30/04/2015 23:58, Tom Johnson a écrit :
> François:
>
> See attached PowerPoint of a 2012 presentation at NICAR 2012 that 
> Cheryl Phillips and I did.  Note, in my case, slides 5-8, stories from 
> 1997 & '98 in St. Louis and more recent work in New Mexico.  Then 
> follow on to Cheryl's work in Seattle.
>
> Cheers,
> Tom Johnson
>
>
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> On Thu, Apr 30, 2015 at 10:17 AM, François Paquot <Francois at paquot.be 
> <mailto:Francois at paquot.be>> wrote:
>
>     Hi all,
>
>     As part of my research on data journalism, I am currently
>     investigating the issue of public sector open data quality, and
>     more specifically about enhancing their quality through their
>     re-use, namely by journalists, their associates or their audience.
>
>     Could you tell me if, inside of your editorial board, you have
>     conducted projects based on, or involving the use of open data,
>     and, through your work, contributed to:
>
>     - Improve the documentation of any data set,
>     - Report/correct errors inside any data set,
>     - Co-produce new data in collaboration with public services,
>
>     either as part of a partnership with a data provider, or by
>     downloading openly available data on the web.
>     All options might include using or even developping tools to this
>     end, such as wikis, crowdsourcing platforms, etc.
>
>     I would be most thankful for documented examples of any related
>     work you have done.
>
>     With my best thanks for your attention to my request, and for
>     anything you can do to help me in my endeavour to create quality
>     documentation about this topic.
>
>     Please feel free to forward this mail to any connections if you
>     deem it useful.
>
>     François Paquot
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