Data Journalism Conversations
Episode 48: Conversation with Peter Bodnar, Dada Lyndell, Karina Shedrofsky, Claudia Manili
Aug 24, 2022
Journalists from Texty.ua, The Insider, and OCCRP discuss covering the Russia-Ukraine conflict with data. ACAPS.org explains humanitarian data collection. Topics include challenges in verifying sources, global data collaboration, and creating data sets for crisis coverage.
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- Journalists face challenges in data collection amidst the Russia-Ukraine conflict, emphasizing the need for reliable sources and understanding data processes.
- Data journalists like Peter Bodnar and Dada Lyndell adapt to conflict by utilizing satellite imagery, producing explanatory videos, and prioritizing data verification.
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Data Collection Challenges in Reporting the Conflict
Collecting accurate and reliable data amidst the Russia-Ukraine conflict is crucial for journalists facing challenges in documenting the atrocities inside Ukraine. The need for journalists to locate trustworthy data sources, understand data collection methods, and apply the data to daily reporting has never been more critical. As the conflict continues, journalists are grappling with the complexities of data gathering and verification. Data journalists like Peter Bodnar and Data Windl from Textie.ua and The Insider respectively, alongside other experts, provide insights into their experiences and the measures taken to ensure physical and digital security amid the intensifying conflict.
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