The Data Journalism Podcast

A Data Journalist in Ukraine

Mar 10, 2022

23:27

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Is It Possible to Maintain Any Kind of Objectiveness About Your Work?

03:09

Is It Really Hard to Concentrate on on Your Own Projects?

03:38

The Project "Russian Military Base"

03:30

Introduction

3min

What Is the Story of Texty?

4min

Data Transwarsam - A Team of Two, One on One, One on One

2min

Is It Really Hard to Concentrate on on Your Own Projects?

4min

The Project "Russian Military Base"

4min

The Impact of Your Projects in Incranium Public Opinion

3min

Is It Possible to Maintain Any Kind of Objectiveness About Your Work?

3min

A, We're Thinking About You.

1min

Anatoliy Bondarenko is Data editor at Texty.org.ua, an award-winning news and data site in Ukraine, from where he joins Alberto and Simon to discuss his life in a war zone as a data journalist.

His team's work to analyse misinformation has won a Sigma data journalism award for best News Application and they are still producing great data journalism today, even as the country is under attack.

Some of his team's pieces include this analysis of satellite images of Russian military bases, an investigation into illegal amber mining in Ukraine and this interactive on corruption.