LAB
iMEdD’s team publishes on lab.imedd.org/en/ investigations, data analyses, interviews, videos, podcasts, tools, applications, and commentary and experiments with new practices and formats of interest to the wider journalistic community in order to inform on developments that support the pursuit of quality journalism. Its mission is to help disseminate best practices in research, documentation, storytelling, and the application of ethics and transparency in journalism.
About the Lab
Lab.imedd.org is the content platform of iMEdD focused on empowering journalists with an additional focus on Data journalism and Podcasts. It publishes original investigations, podcasts, analyses and content as a foundation for further journalistic work; it highlights exemplary practices and developments in journalism; it provides material produced within the framework of iMEdD’s activities, and freely shares methodologies, techniques, and datasets with journalists and the public.
Collaboration is central to the organizations’ philosophy as a driver of progress and development.
iMEdD Content therefore publishes under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International license and encourages journalists and media organizations to reproduce it’s stories freely, amplifying their reach and impact.
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iMEdD Lab participates in Mapping Diversity, a large-scale data investigation and analysis mapping the honoured individuals in the streets of Europe
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Survey: Data Journalism evolution over the last year
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The workshops on data journalism are completed
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Research – The Greek wiretapping scandal on Twitter: The course of the conversation, polarization and the role of the media
Data analysis by iMEdD Lab and Datalab of the Department of Informatics at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki on Twitter wiretapping during the period April 2022 – December 2022.
For more analyses and ongoing monitoring of the issue, visit the Datalab web application.
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Workshop: Introduction to Data Journalism
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iMEdD Collaboration with Panteion University
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A survey across Greece: Do we trust journalism?
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The Data Journalism Handbook II available in Greek by iMEdD
We at iMEdD decided to undertake the project of translating and producing the Greek edition of this volume, in the belief that it is worth being offered to the community and becoming part of the Greek literature on the present or future of data journalism.
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iMEdD LAb: ICIJ and the Pandora Papers
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WEB APPLICATION: Auctions in Greece
The iMEdD Lab’s web application monitors auctions in Greece since 2018. THE APPLICATION The application was created and maintained for the purpose of informing any interested party of the evolution of auctions in our country, where auctions take place exclusively via the online auction service from February 2018 onwards, but also with a view to […]
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Strategic cooperation with the Athens University of Economics and Business
Our cooperation with the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) has been launched, aiming at the exchange of expertise, the establishment of partnerships focusing on various research and academic issues, and the dissemination of results and knowledge to society.. The cooperation is expected to contribute to: – Producing high-quality studies and articles based on […]
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COVID-19: The Spread of the Disease in Greece & Worldwide
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Lab: Visit our new data journalism website
An innovative data journalism website featuring methodologies, datasets and interactive applications. All content generated by iMEdD Lab is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license and is marked accordingly. Focusing on the post-digital age and embracing the modern journalistic paradigm set by the world’s most prominent Media groups, Lab, iMEdD’s original content production pillar, presents […]
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Lab: Graph records schools suspended due to coronavirus in Greece.
The application for the spread of the disease in Greece and around the world presents a new feature. The iMEdD Lab which has created and maintains an interactive application for the spread of SARS-CoV-2 in Greece and around the world, presents one new graph that is updated twice daily and shows the schools with suspended […]
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Lab: Open Data and information on the course of COVID-19
The course of the disease in our country and around the world is recorded by the online application by iMEdD Lab, which was initially launched in mid March and since then remains continuously updated, 24/7, using automated procedures. For Greece, in particular, the iMEdD Lab collects data from any official information source available (written announcements, […]
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Lab: COVID – 19 I Deaths per region over time and average rate of change in deaths.
The iMEdD Lab, which has created and maintains an interactive application for the spread of SARS-CoV-2 in Greece and around the world, presents 2 new graphs. Specifically, on the “STATISTICS” page, the following were added: • Deaths per region over time in Greece: the graph shows cumulative deaths per day, except those of unknown geographical […]
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Lab: COVID-19 I The spread of the disease in Greece and around the world
iMEdD Lab presents a new, interactive application, updated on a daily basis to inform the Greek journalism community and all interested parties about the spread of Covid-19 in Greece and around the world, through a simple, user-friendly tool. *This application is constantly updated, improved and evolved, in terms of content and technical competence. Thanks for […]
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Lab: Take part in the design of our new website
We invite you to fill-out the following questionnaire, which will track the requirements of contemporary professional journalists and also help us develop a strategy for iMEdD Lab’s content. Φόρτωση… INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO FILL-OUT THE SURVEY Each page of the survey is completed when you see the buttons BACK, NEXT or SUBMIT (BACK–NEXT or SUBMIT). […]
