My report about the debates on “Web as human right” during the W3C Conference in Lyon (France) Published this week in French magazine Les Inrocks :  Feat. Anne-Claire Norot !
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My report about the debates on “Web as human right” during the W3C Conference in Lyon (France)

Published this week in French magazine Les Inrocks : 

Feat. Anne-Claire Norot !

Useful notes, tipsheets and videos from the School of Data Journalism for aspiring data journalists

Liliana Bounegru from Data Driven Journalism just posted this goldmine for all people who are interested in data journalism. I cannot resist to share it here : 

At the end of April the European Journalism Centre and the Open Knowledge Foundation jointly organised a four-day training on data journalism at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia, Italy. The training comprised of several workshops and panel discussions with a group of leading data journalists, including from the New York Times, Deutsche Welle, ProPublica and others.

Below are some links to notes, tipsheets and video recordings from these sessions which I hope you’ll find useful. 

Tipsheets and notes from data journalism workshops on EU spending, scraping, using FOI requests, data visualisation, getting stories from data and spending stories are available here

Articles and video recordings from the workshops and panels of the School of DataJournalism:

Workshops:

Panel discussions:

DataDrivenJournalism.net:

Source: datadrivenjournalism.net

Interesting experiments shows similarities between neurons and social networks structure

Some of my thoughts about China on Future Challenges

Just to share some articles I wrote some time ago on Future Challenges.

Future Challenges is published by the German giant Berstellman. The content organization is interesting : editors publish a “lead article” to introduce a topic and a worldwide team of bloggers respond to it with their “local views”. So you can get points of views from many different countries on a same topic. I am currently covering China, here are some samples : 

A new piece to my social pipeline

I am really fed up with reposting info to dozens of social networks services and still need such a long time to find works I have published. It is both very repetitive and time-consuming, two things that I like to avoid in my daily life as far as possible.

Isaac Mao discuss recently the new possibility offered to link web services to create what he called a social pipeline. To chain social networks has enable him to cross censorship borders, as even CCP cannot close every web services out there. For me, it is more about archiving and gathering in one place the best of what I am producing and publishing online. So far, I still not have the habit to update frequently my old website and blog, which imply that i didn’t keep track of my recent projects and publications.

Now it is becoming quite problematic to explain what I have been doing for last 2 years so I’ve decided to start this blog to gather stuff I have been publishing recently. I use to recommend Tumblr to many non-tech friends, as it has a pretty straightforward and clean interface.

So I will be posting updates from here from now on.

Hope you’ll enjoy reading ! 

HACK + DATA JOURNALISM feat theopillault:

Frontlines : Data Journalisme // Hack & Makerspaces

Paru 2012 chez Les Inrocks.

Ideas, support & co-worked with boss Clément Renaud

(via clemsos)

Source: theopillault

My previous website

You can find all my previous work here.