https://pudding.cool/2017/09/clinics The article “How Far Is Too Far? An analysis of driving times to abortion clinics in the US.” from The Pudding exemplifies high standards in data journalism through its meticulous use of data, innovative visualization techniques, and its relevance to pressing societal issues. By using real-world data on the locations of abortion clinics and … Read more
Rodrigo, Aros, Nigar, Merel, Hanne, May, Isa 1. Inflation https://www.reuters.com/graphics/USA-ELECTION/INFLATION/jnpwjxkdavw The article was a clear visualisation of the data. They have the different presidencies and combines all of them in a structured way. It also explained the data to the reader, for example showing when the pandemic happened which influenced food prices. It was also … Read more
The Ukrainian media NGL investigated collaborative activities in Ukraine during the full-scale Russo-Ukrainian war. Based on the analysis of big data, they published two complementary articles. https://ngl.media/en/2023/09/28/our-traitors The first analysis was based on leaked data from the Russian state register (the methodology is explained in the article). Journalists identified and compiled a dossier on each … Read more
‘In graph: in which country does the police kill the most?’ is an article by the Suisse French-speaking journal Le Temps showcasing the correlation between the level of voluntary homicide in a country and the number of people killed by the police, establishing a direct link between a violent country and a violent police force. … Read more
This is a strong example of data journalism because it combines data analysis, visual storytelling, and multimedia to give audiences a clear and engaging experience. First, it uses extensive data to explain social and economic aspects beyond Beijing’s Fifth Ring, adding depth to the story. Second, visual elements like maps and interactive features make the … Read more
https://pudding.cool/2017/01/shape-of-slavery/ This article ‘The Shape of Slavery’, by The Pudding is a really unique project and I believe a great example of (good) data journalism. It compares historical and modern data to explore the relationship between slavery and incarceration rates in the United States, not just telling but showing us a remarkable overlap. It combines … Read more
The example I have chosen is called “M29 – Berlin’s bus line of great differences”. Unfortunately the original article is in German but I found it so enchanting that I decided to translate it and use it anyway. You can find it by link here (open in google chrome to translate) or translated in attached … Read more
This article acts as a poll tracker for the upcoming US election. It offers some brief information in writing format before using graphs for some of the swing states to show what the polls are saying. You are also able to drag the line of the graph back and forth over different time periods to … Read more
BONUS >> Park at Your Own Risk by Nightingale: a magazine focused on data visualization published by the Data Visualization Society.