Christina Brause

Wie Daten und Visual Forensics den Investigativjournalismus veraendern koennen und vice versa

• Investigativ Welt+ Welt am Sonntag
• "Can we make a graphic?": Lacj of coordination between the disciplines, lack of cooperation
• Investigative and data journalism has big overlaps but don't really talk to each other
• Pressure to produce shiny products quickly when really we want to spend more time on things and not chase trends
• Investigative journalists don't use enough data, Data journalists crunch a lot of data but don't really investigate (see election coverage where you send some poorguy out in the country)

Current model is four separate columns: Data/Reportage/Investigation/OSINT (but they should work together)

Examples

• Adrien (Gilets jauntes investigation): Cooperation between lots of disciplines, and it's not one single story but a big dashboard with lots of information you move between

• When Lukas F. detonates a bomb, he is 16 years old. (Welt.de)

• Counting Russia's Dead in Ukraine

• An explosion of culture war laws is changing schoools. Here's how (Washington Post) (building a database from on the ground reporting)

• FOIA request for Trump judge swatting documents (Using FOIA to access non-public data held by public institutions) (EFG-Antrag)

• A Prison at War: The Convicts Sustaining Putin’s Invasion (NYT)

• The Hidden Autopilot Data That Reveals Why Teslas Crash (WSJ) (Very much Forensic Architecture-esque)

• Bazell: OSINT Techniques