A few weeks ago now was the 2nd Computation + Journalism Symposium at Georgia Tech, which I helped organize and program. I wrote up a few reflections on things that jumped out at me from the meeting. Check them out on Nieman Lab.
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I'm an Assistant Professor in the School of Communication at Northwestern University. I study computational and data journalism with emphasis on algorithmic accountability and social computing in the news. I'm also a consultant specializing in research, design, and development for computational media applications. Find me on Twitter: @ndiakopoulosRecent Posts
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- The Anatomy of a Robot Journalist
- OpenVis is for Journalists!
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