Articles tagged: same diff

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   Same Diff: Following the Eclipse Trackers

   By David Yanofsky

   Posted on August 22, 2017

   A roundup of the custom-designed, interactive news items that helped readers prepare for and understand a solar eclipse.

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   Same Diff: The English-Language Press Maps the French Election

   By David Yanofsky

   Posted on June 6, 2017

   Here’s a reminder: In normal times, US-based publications normally don’t put much effort into visualizing foreign elections. Of course, with presidency of Donald Trump, a British vote to leave the European Union, and a presidential election in France without either of the mainstream political parties qualifying, we don’t live in normal times.

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   Same Diff: Trump’s Budget Proposal

   By David Yanofsky

   Posted on March 29, 2017

   The White House budget proposal was released on March 16, and while the document itself was “skinnier” than in years past, news organizations’ efforts in parsing it were as robust as ever. Let’s take a look at how they found their way into and visually reported out the 60-page document.

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   Same Diff: Tracking Trump’s People

   By David Yanofsky

   Posted on January 25, 2017

   Welcome! This is the first of an occasional series of posts I’ll be writing here about how news organizations around the world are going about the same things differently. The plan is to focus on the kind of work that doesn’t fit neatly into our CMSes, or that need custom design or code. I’ve been doing this work for seven years and remain to be fascinated by the varying approaches to the same subject matter. When news breaks, (or perhaps when news is planned 12 months ahead) how do we in media make the same things, differently?