building tables
Steven Richconversation at the intersection of data journalism and woodworking
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turning nothing into something
Approaching a data set for a story, I usually have some idea what the data will tell me. Through cleaning and reporting of the data, I start to see things develop, even if I don’t have the firm analysis to back it up quite yet.
That’s not...
building tables is back
By popular demand*, this newsletter is back from the dead and it’s back for good.
When I set my mind to do something, I tend to start out quite ambitious. Such is the tale of this here newsletter. I thought I could do this weekly. I was su...
fixing that which is broken
Whenever I begin a reporting process, I do my research into what data potentially exists and then try to get my hands on it.
For the most part, the data I’m trying to get is government data. If I am extremely lucky, there’s a link to downl...
by hand or by band(saw)
For years, The Washington Post tried and failed to get data from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration on the shipments of opioid pain pills across the country. It started with an open records request and found it’s way to a courtroom a...
paper trig and taper jigs
After a bit of a hiatus, this newsletter is officially back. Thanks for sticking with it and expect one of these in your inbox every other Friday from here on out.
Open records laws are wonderful tools for journalists and other citizens t...
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