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Digital Currency Timeline

To complement an article I’m writing, I decided to do a timeline of the most relevant digital currencies for the past 20+ years. This is the result.

¶ Posted 26 March 2012 § medios ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: crazy little things, data driven journalism, data visualization, datajournalism, dataviz, digital currencies, digital currency, timeline

Top 5 essential skills for a data journalist

New York Times’ Aron Pilhofer answer to that question on the NICAR-L mailing list.

¶ Posted 25 March 2012 § medios ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: Aron Pilhofer, data, data driven journalism, datajournalism, dataviz, GIS, journalism, new york times, NICAR-L

CartoDB workshop in Barcelona

Last Monday I attended a workshop about CartoDB,a powerful and open source geospatial data management and visualization tool.

¶ Posted 14 March 2012 § Uncategorized ‡ Comments (2) ° Tagged: cartodb, data visualization, geospatial visualization, google fusion tables, map, mapbox, media140, periodismo, vizzuality

Common sense: from apps to responsive design

Media companies should go from apps to responsive websites to maximize their innovation resources and retain the control of their assets.

¶ Posted 10 January 2012 § medios ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: apple, blackberry, Boston Globe, financial times, innovation, iOS, ipad, journalism, planned obsolescence, Propublica, responsive design

Barcelona: income by neighborhood

I see a trend around the Diagonal. Urbanism influenced neighborhood wealth, or the other way around?

¶ Posted 24 October 2011 § medios ‡ Comments (3) ° Tagged: Barcelona, data driven journalism, data visualization, map, media140, urbanism, vilaweb

Víctimas del terrorismo de ETA

En los 53 años que han pasado desde su fundación, ETA ha asesinado a 829 personas. No, a 858. No, no, 952. Espera un momento, ¿cuántas son las víctimas de ETA?

¶ Posted 22 October 2011 § medios ‡ Comments (5) ° Tagged: abc, diario vasco, el correo, El Mundo, El Pais, el periodico de catalunya, ETA, la informacion, la vanguardia, la voz de galicia, medios, terrorismo

Innovation means collaboration for media companies

Media companies were never really innovative. Innovation happens at the fringes, outside the media ecosystem, with partnerships and collaborations.

¶ Posted 12 October 2011 § medios ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: 1001 medios, bcnmedialab, cafe y periodismo, collaboration, content distribution, disruptive innovations, hacks/hackers, information architecture, innovation, knight foundation, partnership, research and development

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Author Archives Carlos Alonso

Digital Currency Timeline

Top 5 essential skills for a data journalist

CartoDB workshop in Barcelona

Common sense: from apps to responsive design

Barcelona: income by neighborhood

Víctimas del terrorismo de ETA

Innovation means collaboration for media companies

QR codes could bridge the gap between print and online journalism

#adoptaunsenador: an experiment in crowdsourcing

Barcelona population by place of birth

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