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Title: Storybench - Exploring data and digital storytelling. Northeastern's School of Journalism

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Sharon Pan and Amelia Dsouza are longtime friends and fourth-year students at Northeastern University from Edison, New Jersey. Together, they co-host “noctiphany,” a late-night radio show on WRBB 104.9 FM. Each week, their two very different playlists become a “sleepless ni...


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In a time of constant evolution, data journalism is becoming more of a necessity in multimedia reporting. Darryl Laiu is helping the DevHub at Hearst Newspapers to help make interactive graphics accessible to local newsrooms as their 2025-26 data visualization fellow. By blending together engineering, design, and reporting, he helps make data visualization possible for other ...


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On Wednesday, The Washington Post laid off more than 300 of about 800 journalists in their newsroom. And while much of the coverage has focused on the elimination of the sports and books departments, the design and data visualization teams were also gutted. Those cuts didn’t just damage a storied institution, they dealt a body blow to the kind of innovative visual journalism ...


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As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in newsrooms, a key debate is emerging: Will AI displace journalists or help them do their jobs better.

At Reinvent: A Video Innovation Summit, hosted by Northeastern University on March 21-22, media innovation expert David Cohn, a senior director at Advance Digital, argued that AI-powered newsroom tools could be a j...


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Climate change is everywhere in the news. Maps, charts and interactive projects try to explain how fast the planet is warming and what that means for the future. But the same data can tell very different stories, depending on how it is framed.

Some newsrooms focus on what warming looks like in a single city. Others zoom out to show bigger shifts, like climate zones ...


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