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Makinf-of de l’application de l'AFP basée sur Twitter "The e-diplomacy Hub".

Making sense of climate change responsibility and vulnerability.

The Data Journalism Awards (DJA) competition is the first international contest recognising outstanding work in the field of data journalism worldwide.

Last week OWNI co-organized a data journalism competition here in Paris. Seven teams of designers, developers and journalists battled it out to create a data-driven app in one day, and take home the coveted Golden Minitel trophy.

Whether you are a journalist, student, developer, open data specialist or simply interested in getting started with data driven journalism, DDJ will provide you with useful resources, including interviews, case studies, and tutorials for learning about data driven journalism.

The Guardian and the London School of Economics will work together on the first empirical study into the rioting and looting.

There have been quite a few tools springing up over the past few months that I've not had time to blog about, so here's a roundup post on all of them.

Simon Rogers: Our 10 point guide to data journalism and how it's changing.

I’m hoping this will be helpful to those trying to get to grips with data, whether as journalists, developers or designers.

What happens before our data journalism produces results? See how the process works.