A choice of useful links to every (wannabe) journalist programmer

April 1, 2010 – 2:08 pm |

Jack Lail is News Director of Innovation for the Knoxville News Sentinel. Amongst other random mumblings, he wrote about Some data on database journalism. Because he was speaking to a journalism class about Computer-Assisted Reporting, Computational Journalism and Open Government Data Advocacy efforts and needed some material.

Foto credit: www.sxc.hu. Modified.

Go there an read the full post. Honoring his 3.0 CC license, I republish below a choice of his links, useful to every (wannabee) journalist programmer.

Computer-Assisted Reporting:

Tools

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