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Giornalismo dei dati: una guida attraverso i libri dal 1970 a oggi


Un giornalista investigativo olandese, Henk Van Ess,  ha creato una guida al data journalism attraverso i libri (in lingua inglese) che gli sono stati dedicati, nell’ arco di tempo che va dal 1970 al 2012.

 

 

La guida – osserva il Guardian – mostra come il panorama sia profondamente cambiato, passando dal  ‘precision reporting’ al ‘computer assisted reporting’ fino al  ‘data journalism’, al giornalismo dei dati.

 

Fra i volumi citati anche Facts are Sacred: the power of data (on Kindle) e l’ ultimo Data Journalism Handbook, realizzati proprio dal Guardian.

 

La guida può essere raggiunta su Interactive Timeline e YouTube

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