2. Fact
is
that
...
2
Diamonds
in
the
Rough;
Social
Media
Visual
Analy8cs
for
Journalis8c
Inquiry
Diakopoulos,
Naaman,
Kivran-‐Swaine
PDF:
h6p://bit.ly/a0SIaf
...
journalists
are
increasingly
turning
to
social
media
sources
like
TwiFer,
Facebook,
or
other
online
sources
of
user
content
in
an
effort
to
track
the
importance
of
stories
and
to
find
sources
of
exper8se
to
drive
new
stories.
3. Fact
is
that
...
3
Nieman
Reports
Summer
2012:
Truth
in
the
Age
of
Social
Media
Nieman
Founda8on
|
Harvard
URL:
h6p://hvrd.me/MD7ex
...
user
generated
content
(UGC)
and
verifica8on
are
no
longer
a
side
opera8on
in
newsrooms.
4. Fact
is
that
...
4
The
Rise
of
contextual
journalism,
1950-‐2000s
Katherine
Fink,
Michael
Schudson
|
Columbia
University,
USA
URL:
h6p://bit.ly/14FcW00
...
journalism
shi[s
from
„just
the
facts“
to
„what
does
it
mean“
(Contextual
Journalism)
5. Fact
is
that
...
5
Nieman
Journalism
Lab
Mirko
Lorenz,
Nicolas
Kayser-‐Bril,
and
Geoff
McGhee
URL:
h6p://bit.ly/ecISZN
...
news
organiza8ons
must
become
hubs
of
trusted
data
in
a
market
seeking
(and
valuing)
trust.
6. Fact
is
that
...
6
Nieman
Reports
Spring
2013:
„The
Signal
and
the
Noise“
Nieman
Founda8on
|
Harvard
URL:
h6p://hvrd.me/15jbzUn
...
cura8on
is
the
key
to
bringing
Social
Media
and
Journalism
together
10. „BIG
5“
10
„BIG
5“
-‐
a
fundamental
set
of
informa.on-‐
gathering
ques.ons
each
journalist
uses
to
inves.gate
a
story
worldwide
1.
Who
is
it
about?
2.
What
happened?
g
3.
When
did
it
take
place?
4.
Where
did
it
take
place?
5.
Why
did
it
happen?
12. „BIG
5“
-‐
a fundamental set of information-gathering questions
each journalist uses to investigate a story worldwide
12
1.
Who
is
it
about?
unclear
2.
What
happened?
shoo.ngshoo.ng
3.
When
did
it
take
place?
9:00
AM
24
Aug
12
4.
Where
did
it
take
place?
in
front
of
the
Empire
State
Building
5.
Why
did
it
happen?
unclear
26. ...
memories
are
becoming
hyperlinks
to
informa8on
triggered
by
keywords
and
URLs.
We
are
becoming
‘persistent
paleontologist‘
of
our
own
external
memories,
as
our
brains
are
storing
the
keywords
to
get
back
to
those
memories
and
not
the
full
memories
themselves.
Third-‐Party-‐Brain
26
Amber
Case
|
Cyborg
Anthropologist
28. 28
„That's
why
I
say
that
data
is
the
new
oil
for
the
digital
age.
How
many
other
ways
could
s8mulate
a
market
worth
70
billion
euros
a
year,
without
spending
big
budgets?
Not
many,
I'd
say.“
Neelie
Kroes
|
Vice-‐President
of
the
European
Commission
responsible
for
the
Digital
Agenda
and
Open
Data
URL:
h6p://bit.ly/XL2ZfP