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Immigration laws 2023: Reform and judges needed at Texas-Mexico border as court backlog tops3 million cases, officials say - Vimarsana News

Immigration laws 2023: Reform and judges needed at Texas-Mexico border as court backlog tops3 million cases, officials say

Immigration attorneys and advocates say Texas needs more judges at the border to help those seeking asylum as the court backlog tops 3 million cases.

Source: abc13.com
Create news directly from analytics of large data sets – 'data journalism' & AI is here - Vimarsana News

Create news directly from analytics of large data sets – 'data journalism' & AI is here

Today, I’d like to focus on the increasing trend of “data journalism”. This is the practice of analyzing large data sets for the purpose of generating new news stories. Data analysis has long been a part of supporting journalism. Now human journalists are using data analytics to discover and create news.

Participate in The State of Data Journalism Survey 2023 - Vimarsana News

Participate in The State of Data Journalism Survey 2023

For the third year in a row, we are asking data journalists and professionals to share insights into their skills, tools, work practices, demographics,…

Source: ejc.net
Data-Driven Journalism: Roundup of Recent Standout Stories - Vimarsana News

Data-Driven Journalism: Roundup of Recent Standout Stories

The best of modern data journalism tells powerful stories that test assumptions. At GIJC23, two experts discussed strong recent investigations and what makes them stand out.

Source: gijn.org
'Let's reset' - The Media Online - Vimarsana News

'Let's reset' - The Media Online

Journalism today is mistrusted, maligned, unsafe, even deadly. What could the future possibly hold for aspiring reporters? Nico Drok shares