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21 December 2022

 
Hi! We've got a special treat for you this week, you can take it as a little present for the incoming festive season:

we're sharing today the first episode of “Uncharted Europe”, our new podcast series. Starting from January 11, we'll explore every week some of the issues that matter the most to European citizens – civil rights, health care, housing, pollution, and much more – through the words of some EDJNet's journalists who worked on them.

"Episode #0 - Meeting EDJNet" is a bit different, as it presents some key elements about our network, our approach to data-driven and collaborative journalism, and some of the challenges we're dealing with.

Hope you enjoy the podcast – and spend a wonderful festive season.

If you like what you read, you can forward this newsletter to a friend – and don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Instagram.
Podcast series

Uncharted Europe:
Episode #0 – Meeting EDJNet

What is EDJNet and how did it start? What are the challenges of doing cross-border journalism in a network that comprises 31 news outlets from 19 European countries? And why has data journalism become so important?

We address these and other questions in a special episode opening our new podcast series, which is produced by OBC Transeuropa and hosted by Giovanni Vale.

Episode 0 of Uncharted Europe includes contributions from: Lorenzo Ferrari, head of data team at OBC Transeuropa in 🇮🇹 Italy and editorial coordinator of EDJNet, Gian-Paolo Accardo, co-founder and executive editor at Voxeurop, Catherine André, deputy editor-in-chief at Alternatives Economiques in 🇫🇷 France, Adrian Mihaltianu, editorial director at PressOne in 🇷🇴 Romania, Teodora Ćurčić, investigative reporter at CINS in 🇷🇸 Serbia, and György Folk, co-founder at EUrologus in 🇭🇺 Hungary.

Listen to this episode >

Other podcast series


Last year we published 4 podcast conversations between some of the people who make EDJNet, including David Cabo, Clara Guibourg, Nicolas Kayser-Bril, Alexander Damiano Ricci, Chiara Sighele, and others. They looked at some of the key challenges of doing data journalism in Europe, you can listen to those episodes here:
  1. Why data journalism is a useful way to approach European issues
  2. The challenges for doing data journalism on European affairs
  3. Using public administration data to tell stories
  4. The datafied society and its implications for European democracies

Most of our member organisations also run their own podcast series:
🇫🇷 Alternatives Economiques • 🇩🇰 Altinget • 🇧🇬 Capital • 🇨🇾 Cyprus Mail • 🇨🇿 Denik Referendum • 🇦🇹 Der Standard • 🇩🇪 Deutsche Welle • 🇮🇹 Domani • 🇪🇸 El Confidencial • 🇪🇸 El Orden Mundial • 🇵🇱 Frontstory.pl • 🇵🇱 Gazeta Wyborcza • 🇭🇺 HVG • 🇮🇹 Il Sole 24 Ore • 🇬🇷 iMEdD • 🇮🇹 OBC Transeuropa • 🇸🇮 Pod črto • 🇷🇴 PressOne

All our content can be freely republished or reused. Some of it is available in Croatian, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese, and Romanian. Interested? Write to us!
Tools and Tips

From the data journalism community


 Award  The Sigma Awards
Striding into its fourth year, the Sigma Awards celebrates the best data journalism from around the world. There are no categories; entries must be for work published in calendar year 2022. The deadline is January 19.
👉 You can apply here.

 Database  The Data Liberation Project
The Data Liberation Project is an initiative launched by the American data journalist Jeremy Singer-Vine to identify, clean, document, publish, and disseminate government datasets of public interest.
👉 More information here.

 Job opportunity  GIJN
The Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) is looking for an executive director, leading a team of 38 staff in 25 countries. GIJN is governed by an international association of 235 nonprofit journalism organizations. Management is largely online, and this position is fully remote.
👉 More information here.

 Event  Global Investigative Journalism Conference
Registration is now open for the 2023 Global Investigative Journalism Conference, which is organized by the Global Investigative Journalism Network in Gothenburg, Sweden on September 19-22. You can submit proposals for sessions here by January 10.
👉 More information here.
You are free to reuse and republish all the content available on EDJNet. If you’d like to know more, check our terms of use or contact us (info@europeandatajournalism.eu).

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