Data
Interview with Abraham Thomas, co-founder and head of data at Quandl
We sit down with Quandl's co-founder and head of data Abraham Thomas about his project.
Sarah Spickernell
Data
Carl Bialik interview: 'Any data set has eureka potential'
We spoke with Carl Bialik, a writer for Nate Silver‘s new website FiveThirtyEight, and formerly The Numbers Guy for WSJ.
Data
Interview with Tim Sabat, founding member of CodePen
Set up by Tim Sabat, Chris Coyier and Alex Quez in 2012 as a coding playground for front end development, CodePen is a site that allows both beginners and experienced coders to try building for the web. Many of the more experienced visitors use the platform to test out initial
Data
Our data competition with Ampp3d has launched
From today, we are accepting entries for our competition to by published by Ampp3d: the Daily Mirror's experimental site for data visualisation. Create a mobile visualisation Entrants are invited to create a mobile-friendly data visualisation reflecting a current news story, with the winner having their visualisation published
Data
How to create infographics with Piktochart
Piktochart is a website that allows you to create infographics in an easy way. With its simple and clear style, it’s perfect for small datasets that can be explored from a number of different angles. I am going to take you through the process of creating an infographic using
Data
Interhacktives competition: be published in Ampp3d
Want to get paid for a data journalism story. Enter our competition and you could be featured on Ampp3d...
Data
Hans Rosling interview: 'No visualisation beats the football league table'
Hans Rosling is co-founder of the Gapminder Foundation: a not-for-profit organisation which created the infographic software Trendalyzer. The software converts international statistics into moving, interactive graphics, and in 2007 it was purchased by Google. Voted as one of the hundred most influential people in the world by
Events
Interhacktives built the news
Here's how the Interhacktives got on at The TImes' "Build The News" competition
Opinion
Should Facebook have purchased Whatsapp?
Welcome to the first Interhacktives podcast, where Zachary Boren and Daniele Palumbo argue over whether Facebook made a good move by purchasing Whatsapp, the free messaging service now used by 450m people worldwide. This was recorded on Friday afternoon, and therefore doesn't take into account the Whatsapp service