Jacqui’s work on Source

Code

1. streamtools

Projects

1. A Bot to Find the Source of Serendipity
2. Newsroom Analytics: A Primer
3. Introducing Streamtools: A Graphical Tool for Working with Streams of Data
4. A few words from Chrys Wu on her new role
5. London Calling: Winning the Data Olympics
6. For Journalism: How it Started, Where it’s Going
7. The New York Times’ Election Results Loader
8. SchoolBook

Articles by Jacqui

1. 

   A Bot to Find the Source of Serendipity

   Jacqui Maher reveals the secrets of @NYTPlusContext

   Posted on March 26, 2014

   Just before Thanksgiving last year, a new novelty Twitter account gained notice in our newsroom. @NYTMinusContext, promising “All Tweets Verbatim From New York Times Content. Not Affiliated with New York Times.” tweeted fragments from Times articles that you might not think twice about while reading in article format. Isolated, though, these phrases can be absurd, surprising, and delightful.

2. Newsroom Analytics: A Primer

   Jacqui Maher says it’s not just the numbers, it’s what they mean about the audience

   Posted on March 20, 2014

   Jacqui Maher says it’s not just the numbers, it’s what they mean about the audience.

3. 

   London Calling: Winning the Data Olympics

   Jacqui Maher on wrangling massively complex, really messy data in (almost) realtime

   Posted on April 25, 2013

   Jacqui Maher on wrangling massively complex, really messy data in (almost) realtime.