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How to look inside the secret world of the juvenile justice system

By Tierra Smith Correctional facilities tend to document everything. But it can be difficult for journalists to get records from the juvenile justice system because cases and incidents involving minors […]
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Using hacked data to serve the public interest

By Tierra Smith Data journalists explained the problems they encountered using hacked data during a panel at the 2016 CAR Conference in Denver. Hacking is illegally accessing a computer system […]
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Detecting deception: How to tell if your source is lying to you

By D.B Narveson Unfortunately, Pinocchio’s nose doesn’t exist. There is no hard and fast rule to decipher whether someone is lying, and detecting deception depends on the context and your […]
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How to design charts for the human brain

By Jinghong Chen At this year’s CAR Conference, Peter Aldhous of BuzzFeed News and Alexandra Kanik, a freelance interactive developer, discussed how to design information graphics for the human brain. […]
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Strategies for getting the data and documents you need

By Quint Forgey In our seemingly endless quest to obtain government documents, it’s important to recognize and alleviate the often tense relationships between reporters and public information officers. During Friday’s […]
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Humanizing data: Finding the people behind the numbers

By Maggie Angst As a data journalist, it's easy to get immersed in a database and forget the groups and individuals who are affected by the data in the story. […]
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Getting to know Matt Goldberg of NBC4 Los Angeles

Matt Goldberg and Taylor Bishop  Taylor A. Bishop talks with Matt Goldberg, managing editor at KNBC-TV in Los Angeles and vice president of the IRE Board of Directors. Bishop: What do […]
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College professors share tips, ideas for teaching data journalism

By D.B. Narverson Veteran educators offered three key tips for teaching data journalism during a CAR Conference session Thursday: Teach so that each lesson builds into the next, and review […]
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Mining past and future census data to predict diversity in race, income and aging

By Kouichi Shirayanagi The United States is becoming increasingly racially diverse, especially in the West, Southwest and Southeast. However, the Midwest and New England still remain heavily white. The Hispanic […]
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Enhance your breaking news reporting with data and documents

By Quint Forgey The old newspaper adage, “there is no news in the newsroom,” no longer applies to American media. That’s because journalists can easily access publicly available data to […]
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