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数据新闻入门
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当下，全球各地政府、企业等机构每天都在制造海量信息，可供记者利用的数据越来越多。信息化时代的深度报道记者必须懂得如何去获得、整理以及准确地分析这些“结构化的信息”，进而从中挖掘出最有价值的新闻。 bloks全球深度报道网为此专门整理出一份数据新闻（Data Journalism）的实用清单，帮助各位大家推开大数据之门。
2014亚洲深度报道大会
报道亚洲：首届亚洲深度报道新闻学大会, 2014年11月22-24日
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新闻报道已步入全球化和大数据的时代。在亚洲—全球经济发展最快的区域，记者们应当如何掌握日新月异的技术，采用先进的工作方法向公众呈现事实的原貌？首届亚洲深度报道新闻学大会将于2014年 11月22-24日在菲律宾首都马尼拉与您一同寻找答案。
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Covering the Money behind the Millennium Development Goals
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There are the two essential questions a reporter covering business, the economy, or just about any topic should always ask: ‘How much does it cost?’ and ‘Where will you get the money from?’. These simple questions are not only key to gaining information about your current story’s topic, but they offer greater insight into reasons for decisions that have a direct impact on a country and its citizens.
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Global Is Local, Local Is Global: Tips on Covering the Environment
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The environment is the overarching issue of the 21st century for two reasons:
1. The environment includes and touches everything: air, water, food, health, climate, energy, development, poverty, economics—the list could go on without end.
2. Nearly every major environmental indicator is in decline.
We are pushing up against the limits of the Earth’s ability to support us. Climate change, biodiversity loss, and nitrogen pollution are moving toward crisis levels, according to recent studies. There is little public awareness of this reality, which means journalists covering the environment have a plethora of important stories to cover.
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One Problem, Many Dimensions: Tips on Covering Poverty
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There are many different concepts and definitions of poverty. According to the Oxford University Poverty and Human Development Initiative, ‘Poverty is often defined by one-dimensional measures, such as income. But no one indicator alone can capture the multiple aspects that constitute poverty. Multidimensional poverty is made up of several factors that constitute poor people’s experience of deprivation–such as poor health, lack of education, inadequate living standard, lack of income (as one of several factors considered), disempowerment, poor quality of work and threat from violence.’