Jacqui Maher
Jacqui Maher is the Head of Interactive Journalism for Condé Nast International, where she works with Vogue, Vanity Fair, GQ, Wired, Glamour and more titles around the world on digital storytelling. Previously she was an editor on the Interactive News desk at The New York Times, covering several Olympics and US elections among other data-driven projects. She moved to London to work at the BBC, doing interactives and data journalism with the World Service and News Online, before joining CNI. Jacqui is an active participant in Hacks/Hackers, OpenNews and NICAR communities.
Some journalists approach algorithmic assistance the way one might consider hopping into a self-driving car: some are delighted, some are wary. How can software assist reporting, and how might a novic...
Google, Facebook, and Twitter as global gatekeepers for digital news? Evidence and experiences from around the world. Search engines and social networking sites are important parts of the way in wh...
Each year, the Online News Association honors excellent digital journalism with its Online Journalism Awards. Recent winners will break down how they created award-winning, compelling narratives, an...
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When it comes to news sites, audiences are showing a growing appetite for interactivity, with quizzes and games often ranking amongst publishers' most popular stories of the year. Meanwhile, some of...
