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Title:

Computational Journalism

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Level:

Advanced

Type:

Solo

Category:

Content

Presenter:

Brad Stenger, Wired

Description:

Most every Web 2.0 tool is conceivably a journalist's tool. It’s true for back-office content management and production, and for public-facing interfaces and media. Contemporary journalism is a place for informed, creative, technical people. Career and entrepreneurial opportunities abound, if you know where to look.

Sounds good. Can you clue us into details or examples you're likely to cover?

Sure, happy to. Last week at the big Siggraph meeting in Los Angeles, a couple professors (Georgia Tech, Berkeley, Stanford) plus some newspeople (Current, Los Angeles Times), and I ran a meeting with the meeting on Computational Journalism. Lots of good stuff there. The url: http://www.computational-journalism.com/symposium/index.php

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Zilch - I have no interest in this idea.
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OK - But this is not really my cup of tea.
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Good - I might attend this panel.
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Better - I probably will attend this panel.
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Best - I will definitely attend this panel.
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Amazing - This justifies my trip to SXSW.

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