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The road to health is paved with good data

This was originally published on the ProPublica Nerd Blog. By Ryann Grochowski Jones, ProPublica I think I’m a decent arbiter of people’s appreciation of data. I worked at IRE’s data […]
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IRE Preview: Seven sessions to be proposed, voted on and presented by attendees

How to propose, vote on sessions Thursday (6/26) - Friday (6/27): Propose a panel online Saturday (6/28), 7 a.m. - noon: Vote online for sessions you'd like to attend Saturday, noon […]
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IRE Preview: New speakers, sessions added to schedule

We're offering more than 100 sessions focused on honing specific skills, covering key beats, digging into data and documents and much more. Here are a few highlights we recently added […]
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Struggling with a federal FOIA request? Get help from the Office of Government Information Services

Need help with a federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request? Wondering how the whole FOIA process works? Want to better understand an agency’s response to your request? Sign up […]
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Why you should go to the IRE Conference

Last week IRE members Jenna Susko and Jeff Kelly Lowenstein shared their reasons for going to the annual IRE Conference. We asked you to share your best 140-character pitch with us […]
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Jenna Susko: Why you should go to the IRE Conference

There’s still time to register for the IRE Conference in San Francisco. But if you’re still on the fence, we hope this will help. We asked some of our members to tell […]
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Jeff Kelly Lowenstein: Why you should go to the IRE Conference

There’s still time to register for the IRE Conference in San Francisco. But if you’re still on the fence, we hope this will help. We asked some of our members […]
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Start planning for the 2014 IRE Conference in San Francisco

The IRE Conference in San Francisco is only a few months away. Here are a few things to consider as you make your travel plans:   Expected Speakers and Sessions […]
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2014 NICAR conference highlights data journalism’s past, present and future

"When I first attended the annual conference of the National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting (NICAR) in 2012, it was as a speaker," writes Alexander Howard, a Tow Fellow at Columbia Journalism School's […]
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Hacks or Hackers?

By Kimberly Fields Tor Ekeland, an attorney who represents defendants in federal prosecutions under the Computer Fraud & Abuse Act; Scott Klein, senior editor of news applications at ProPublica; and […]
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