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Going to NTU (Nanyang Technology University) in Singapore is quite an adventure, but reaching it after an hour and a half of transportation was worth it. Google showcased a few but efficient tricks and ideas to use their tools as journalists, as part of the Digital Journalism Festival 2013.

The goal of BenchPress is not to turn journalists into scientists but to give them a sense of how numbers behave in the wild

The dilemma for journalism schools dealing with rapid technological change is to decide whether what they are teaching today will be relevant a few years from now.

A refresher on the four principles of the agile manifesto that could radically change how newsrooms approach projects and planning.

"Just the facts’ isn’t good enough for journalists anymore"

Researcher Neil Thurman outlines findings from Guardian.co.uk liveblogging study

Winners of the 2012 Science in Society Journalism Awards

The website finally centralizes a loose but vibrant community of news coders.

A consortium of pharmaceutical companies in Germany have been paying a journalist €43,000 to run a set of web sites that denigrates an academic who has published research into their products.

Now that science reporters have seen their historical position as the primary conveyors of scientific information to non-specialists eroded, what roles are left for them to play?