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Vote for the Lightning Talks you want to see in Atlanta

By Alena Rehberger | February 16, 2015

Lightning Talks 2014 | Photo by Travis Hartman Thanks to everyone who submitted a Lighting Talk idea for the 2015 CAR Conference. Now it’s time to narrow the more than 50 ideas down to the 10 talks we’ll hear in Atlanta. Go online and vote for your favorite proposals. The polls close at 11:59 pm…

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Members to vote at CAR Conference to give student members voting rights

By Alena Rehberger | February 12, 2015

There will be a brief membership meeting at the Computer-Assisted Reporting Conference in Atlanta to vote on several changes to the Articles of Incorporation. The first of these changes IRE’s rules to allow student members to vote. Currently students and associate members do not have voting rights. IRE’s Board of Directors met in June and…

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Acompáñenos en el curso de Excel en Español en la Conferencia CAR 2015!

By Alena Rehberger | February 10, 2015

Excel en Español Domingo, 8 de marzo 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.   Atlanta Marriott Marquis 265 Peachtree Center Ave NE Atlanta, GA 30303 Este taller práctico de tres horas se dictará en español y enseñará a periodistas cómo utilizar el programa Excel, una hoja de cálculo electrónica la cual es una herramienta importante para…

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Join us for Excel Español at the 2015 CAR Conference!

By Alena Rehberger | February 10, 2015

Lea esta entrada en español This three-hour hands-on workshop teaches journalists, in Spanish, how to use Excel, a powerful electronic spreadsheet for deadline and beat reporting on budgets, salaries, elections and more. Learn from fluent teachers how to dig deeper using the Internet and find valuable datasets for your stories. Seating is limited. Registration is…

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Seeking ideas for CAR 2015 Lightning Talks

By Alena Rehberger | February 9, 2015

Lightning Talks are back for CAR 2015 in Atlanta! Got an idea for a talk? Pitch your idea by Feb. 15 at lightningtalks.ire.org. Lightning Talks are 5-minute presentations on topics wide and varied. NICAR attendees can submit and vote on the talks, and the 10 with the most votes will be presented on Friday, March…

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Survey: Investigative reporting continues despite surveillance, privacy concerns

By Alena Rehberger | February 5, 2015

Despite concerns over government surveillance, a recent survey of IRE members found that few have let those worries prevent them from pursuing a story or reaching out to a source. In December the Pew Research center surveyed journalists who are IRE members about issues including electronic surveillance and digital privacy. Today Pew released its findings,…

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Sign up for special training at the 2015 CAR Conference

By Alena Rehberger | February 5, 2015

If you’re planning on attending the 2015 CAR Conference make sure to check out the special workshops and training opportunities that require pre-registration. You can learn more about each of these events by visiting our Special Training page, but here’s a look at some of our offerings.   Techraking 10 <=: Bootstrapping the News Sponsor:…

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IRE Radio Podcast | Killed by the Cops

By Alena Rehberger | January 30, 2015

How many times a year do police kill people? And what happens to officers after they fire a fatal shot? Those were just some of the questions prompted by the deaths of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and Eric Garner in New York. On this episode of the IRE Radio Podcast we’ll be talking to…

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Behind the Story: How the WSJ uncovered a flawed system of reporting police killings

By Alena Rehberger | January 29, 2015

Rob Barry (left) and Coulter Jones (right) Rob Barry and Coulter Jones set out to analyze police killings, not poke holes in the system that tracks them. But when their sources started questioning the way they’d looked at the numbers – questioning, really, the numbers themselves – the two decided there was a more fundamental…

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Don’t miss our new NICAR15 spotlight series

By Alena Rehberger | January 22, 2015

New for NICAR15: We’re offering a series of spotlight sessions introducing journalists to expertise from other fields. Hear from the former lead data visualizer for NASA, a professor who will help you think differently about math and a sociologist who analyzed the impact of social media during the Arab Spring. We’re hoping these sessions help you discover…

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