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Data Journalism Conversations

Episode 46: Conversation with Eoghan MacGuire, Hayley Willis & François D’Astier

Jul 20, 2022
Journalists from The New York Times, Bellingcat, and AFP discuss open-source investigation techniques in covering the Russia-Ukraine War. They delve into verifying conflict videos, navigating social media content, emphasizing transparency in investigations, and handling graphic images in journalism.
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Quick takeaways

  • Open-source investigation is crucial for uncovering information in conflicts like Russia-Ukraine war.
  • OSINT techniques are key in uncovering human rights violations through verification and social media analysis.

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The Role of Open-Source Investigation in Uncovering Developments in the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Open-source investigation is crucial for uncovering information in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Reporting teams have been utilizing tools to navigate the information war and develop an investigative mindset. The focus has been on civilian harm, with projects like the civilian harm map tracking incidents like airstrikes and providing valuable information for accountability purposes.

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