4 Ways Journalists Can Use Satellite Imagery in Storytelling
Journalists are learning how to use satellite images to push their reporting in new directions.
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Automation is journalists’ companion, not competitor: Studies
Despite fear of losing jobs to machine, recent studies show that automation has brought many benefits for journalists.
There but not there: How researchers and journalists get lost in data search
Ineffective data search tools have hindered researchers and data journalists from producing impactful works.
TikTok is trying to BeReal: Why journalists may want to hop on the trend?
The app rolled out a new feature for users to share their “authentic moments”.
VR journalism predictions for 2023 based on what happened in 2022
Is Meta finally going to die out & what does it mean for journalists experimenting with VR storytelling?
How YouTube Shorts make audience engage?
Will YouTube Shorts get the same attention as TikTok and Reels? It is very similar
What the Hack?! The Interhacktives newsletter is back
Interhacktives re-launches the newsletter with a new name and a new look
The Rise of Conspiracy Theories is a Failure of Journalism
Endorsing a conspiracy theory can generate feeling ‘special’, as if one has unique knowledge.
A journalist’s guide to the best encryption tools
Navigating the web safely in an age of data mining and state monitoring is becoming harder and harder, but there are tools out there that make it easier.
Interhacktives at Mozilla Festival 2018
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, best known as the inventor of the World Wide Web, was the
An introduction to Sina Weibo for journalists
What is Weibo? Pronounced as “way bor”, it is the Chinese word for “microblog”. And
New to SEO? Here’s what you need to know + 4 easy hacks to get you started
What is SEO anyway? SEO stands for Search Engine Optimisation, and knowing your way around
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
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
Five things we learnt from October’s Hacks/Hackers London
October’s edition of Hacks/Hackers was a bustling affair held at Twitter’s London HQ. Organised by
Billy Ehrenberg on data journalism’s future and the skills you need
Billy Ehrenberg, ex-Interhacktive and data journalist, has spent the last year working on new data-based
Data Journalism workshops by Interhacktives 2015: learn to clean and visualise election data
Love data? Ever wondered what a data journalist actually does? Just want free booze? The Interhacktives are
Our data competition with Ampp3d has launched
From today, we are accepting entries for our competition to by published by Ampp3d: the Daily Mirror’s
Ampp3d data viz competition: what I’m looking for
Ampp3d’s Martin Belam tells us what makes a winning data visualisation.
Interhacktives competition: be published in Ampp3d
Want to get paid for a data journalism story. Enter our competition and you could be featured on Ampp3d…