National Geographic’s enormous bird migration interactive and how it came to be.

Inside our totally complex cartographic endeavor to map broadband.

A walkthrough of making an iconic index new again.

A deep dive into the ethics and process behind an investigation into overdoses in Spokane, Washington.

Inside Reveal’s incredible data sonification project, bringing Silicon Valley’s diversity problem to our ears.

Our regular biweekly roundup of notable projects and OpenNews updates.

Creating a newsroom tool from scratch.

How we got the numbers on arrests of the homeless in LA, how we vetted the numbers, and, most importantly, how we found the story behind—and beyond—the numbers.

Picture this: you’re sitting in a car, and the car next to you starts to pull forward. For a moment you feel like you’re moving backwards. That brief feeling of disorientation, where the world is moving in a way your body doesn’t quite process—imagine that you feel like that all the time.

A tool that enables rapid prototyping with squeaky-clean code—today we’re making it open source.

What we do with data and documents after our reporting is done has a significant effect on the health of our democracies, says Mar Cabra, former head of the ICIJ Data & Research Unit.

The owner of the DNAInfo and Gothamist family of local news websites shut the sites down today, which means that not only are all their 115 journalists out of work, but all their bylines—and all the vital information in their years of reporting—is gone.

Our regular biweekly roundup.

Like most managers within the journalism industry, Squire received no training or guidance on how to hire. Hiring managers are left to develop their own systems, and a candidate’s experience at a company can widely vary depending on how the hiring manager does things.

How National Geographic made a visualization of Cassini’s trip through the Saturn system.

A session at SRCCON 2017 on inclusive metaphors in tech.

The pressures on news staff to be resourceful and to deliver have never been greater. The stresses involved are compounded by our day-to-day caregiving responsibilities for our children, parents, and friends, among others.

All the healthcare bill coverage, compiled.

Visit the “Latest Stories” page. See what’s new. Copy the slug. Go to the collections. Click the right row. Paste the slug. Hit save. That was the multi-step process of adding a story to the homepage of the LA Times up until a few weeks ago. Now, you just click a button.

Here’s a reminder: In normal times, US-based publications normally don’t put much effort into visualizing foreign elections. Of course, with presidency of Donald Trump, a British vote to leave the European Union, and a presidential election in France without either of the mainstream political parties qualifying, we don’t live in normal times.