Have a very data Christmas
This is Interhacktives’ latest attempt to persuade you that data journalism can be relatable and
Year: 2016
Interview with Louise Crow of WhatDoTheyKnow
Sending Freedom of Information (FOI) requests can be a daunting job for UK journalists. From
Should Silicon Valley resist Donald Trump?
On this week’s Data Day, Luke Barratt and Bridie Pearson-Jones discuss what relationship tech companies
How to win a Data Journalism Award
Correction: In the podcast, we refer to the organisation running the Data Journalism Awards (GEN)
17 ways to use Facebook Live
Facebook is putting cash in your hands for using its new live streaming service. Not
Social Media for Journalists: Making a case for Facebook
There is one clear fact about journalism and social media, i.e. Twitter is the ‘Holy
Interview with Peter Yeung
Peter Yeung: Society will gain greater benefit from just having open data. Fresh from his time
Data day: The rise of fake news on Facebook
Did Pope Francis endorse Donald Trump? Did Hillary Clinton sell weapons to Isis? If you
11 ways digital publishers covered Election Night
All eyes were on the United States two short weeks ago when it elected its next
The New York Times’ coverage of Trump’s visit shows Twitter can still be great
Donald Trump visited the New York Times at its Manhattan office on Tuesday. The on-the-record
12 easy tricks to help find your voice on social media
No one – not even Instagram queens, national newspaper editors or that weird guy from
6 tips from Google on making compelling visualisations
Journalists aren’t used to taking advice from tech companies. Indeed, the row between Facebook and
BBC Pop Up and CNN Digital: Local reporting vs reporting locally
Every journalist of the future will be dependent on technology and social media to
Should we kill the homepage?
Two years ago, Buzzfeed leaked a graph showing a steep decline in visitors to the
7 ways to make your Twitter bio stand out as a journalist
It’s only 150 characters, but it’s the first thing people will see when they come
What WhatsApp’s end-to-end encryption means for journalism and how to use app
The last time I checked, WhatsApp was not one of the most popular social media apps
How to use Snapchat as a journalist
As most digital journalists know, Snapchat is a vast and in some ways underutilised tool.
Grub’s up! Welcome to the future of food…
The world has a problem with food. Nine billion mouths will need feeding by 2050.
Five things we learned from The Times’ Build The News
Unlike the past few years when Build the News focused on hacky concepts and newsroom
Congrats to Charlotte Beale, David Knowles and Harry Misiko
A team of three Interhacktives triumphed at the recent Build The News event held by The Times.