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Yesterday night was the 57th U.S. Presidential Election and Barack Obama won against his mormon opponent Mitt Romney. Since this early morning everybody in the world talks about Obama’s re-election, making this photo the most-liked Facebook photo of all time as well as this (following) tweet the most retweeted tweet of all time, among other [...]
A couple of weeks ago I had to create a spreadsheet with tweets related to a single hashtag and, as I have no programming knowleadge at all, I was supposed to navigate to the Twitter homepage, look for the hashtag of my interests and then copy-paste all information within any tweet: users, words, timestamps. Lots [...]
I know, if you’re into data visualization, you already know your tools but maybe you don’t know all of them (I’m quite sure about this). As I’m approaching data journalism and digging into data visualization tools, I stumbled upon this huge and compelling list made up by Interactive Things, a design and technology studio based [...]
As I wrote, I’m getting closer to Data Ecosystem because it’s real fun (read last post: Approaching Data Journalism – Episode #0). When you look for numbers about one topic of interest, you start to accurately compile spreadsheets, sorting data accordingly to your first and foremost “feeling” and you dig into these data. You start [...]
Since January 2012 I’m getting every day more interested in data journalism. What is data journalism? Paul Bradshaw, from Birmingham City University, in the “Data Journalism Handbook” tells: Both ‘data’ and ‘journalism’ are troublesome terms. Some people think of ‘data’ as any collection of numbers, most likely gathered on a spreadsheet. 20 years ago, that [...]
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Google has recently released a new gmail compose feature that enables users to create an email message right within inbox, making the experience smooth as well as faster. Many times you need to look for an old email to get back on topic. Now, … [Read More...]
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