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Record ID marc_columbia/Columbia-extract-20221130-031.mrc:289183094:7177
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100 1 $aHouston, Brant,$eauthor.
245 10 $aComputer-assisted reporting :$ba practical guide /$cby Brant Houston.
250 $aFourth edition.
264 1 $aLondon :$bRoutledge,$c2015.
300 $a1 online resource (xiv, 249 pages) :$billustrations
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337 $acomputer$bc$2rdamedia
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490 1 $aLEA's communication series
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aMachine generated contents note: 1. Data Journalism: What Computer-Assisted Reporting Is and Why Journalists Use It -- History of Computer-Assisted Reporting -- The Basic Tools -- Trial and Error, and Repetition -- Where You're Going -- Practical Advice -- CAR Wars -- Chapter Checklist -- Your Turn to Practice -- pt. 1 Learning Computer-Assisted Reporting Skills -- 2. Online Resources: Researching and Finding Data Online -- Finding Data -- Digital Information and Data on the Internet -- Using Online Resources -- What Online Resources to Use -- Digital Library Researchers and Journalists -- Newsroom Databases -- Discussion Groups and Social Media -- Using Boolean Logic to Search the Internet -- Downloading Databases -- Different File Types -- Downloading Different Files -- CAR Wars -- Chapter Checklist -- Your Turn to Practice -- 3. Spreadsheets, Part 1: Basic Math for Journalists -- Becoming Friendly with Numbers -- Learning Addresses -- Calculating Percentages
505 0 $aNote continued: Going from Horizontal to Vertical -- Comparing Parts to the Sum -- Sorting the Results -- Using Average and Median for Better Accuracy -- Interpreting Outliers -- CAR Wars -- Chapter Checklist -- Your Turn to Practice -- 4. Spreadsheets, Part 2: More Math that Matters -- Rates -- Ranking -- Filtering -- Ratios -- Pivot Tables -- Charts and Graphs -- CAR Wars -- Chapter Checklist -- Your Turn to Practice -- 5. Database Managers, Part 1: Searching and Summarizing -- The Query -- Selecting and Searching -- Criteria and Filtering -- Sorting -- Criteria and Wildcards -- Boolean Logic: And, Or, Not -- Grouping -- CAR Wars -- Chapter Checklist -- Your Turn to Practice -- 6. Database Managers, Part 2: Matchmaking and Advanced Queries -- Relational Databases -- Joining Tables -- Enterprise Matchmaking -- Structured Query Language -- CAR Wars -- Chapter Checklist -- Your Turn to Practice -- pt. 2 Using Computer-Assisted Reporting in News Stories
505 0 $aNote continued: 7. Getting Data Not on the Web: How to Find and Negotiate for Data -- Finding Data -- Obtaining a Database -- The Record Layout -- Privacy and Security Issues -- High Costs -- Importing -- CAR Wars -- Chapter Checklist -- Your Turn to Practice -- 8. Building Your Own Database: How to Develop Exclusive Sources -- When to Build -- Spreadsheet or Database Manager -- Using the Database Manager -- Creating a Relational Database -- CAR Wars -- Chapter Checklist -- Your Turn to Practice -- 9. Fact-Checking the Database: How to Find and Clean Dirty Data -- Kinds of Pitfalls -- Two Rules -- Record Layout -- Record Layout Miscues -- Cryptic Codes -- Sorry, Wrong Number -- Where Is the Standard? -- Header-Aches -- Numbers versus Text -- Offensive Characters -- Parsing -- CAR Wars -- Chapter Checklist -- Your Turn to Practice -- 10. Doing the Computer-Assisted Reporting Story: How to Report and Write with Data -- Pick a Story You Know Can Be Done
505 0 $aNote continued: Pick a Database You Can Get -- Some First-Time Examples -- Start Small -- Building Your Own -- Match the Database to Your Knowledge -- The Minimum Story -- Keep Up with Other Reporters' Work -- Integrate Databases into Your Daily Work -- Find a Partner -- Become Familiar with the Field of Data Processing -- Look for Tips -- Writing the Story -- Good Reporting and Ethics -- Stay Curious, Get Excited -- Reporting with CAR -- CAR Wars -- Chapter Checklist -- Your Turn to Practice.
520 $aReporters in the newsroom are becoming more involved in computer-assisted reporting and online news research than ever before. This edition introduces readers to computer-assisted reporting and to describe how leading journalists are using personal computers for news gathering in modern print, broadcast, and online newsrooms. It provides a thorough discussion of technology and its applications to news reporting. Computer Assisted Reporting focuses on the computerization of newsgathering, highlighting the fact that the computer assists journalists by making writing easier, and also makes gathering and organizing information more efficient. As it begins, the book demonstrates methods for journalists to get more from their computers, such as data retrieval, data analysis, information storage, and dissemination of that information in both processed and unprocessed forms. It concludes with a refined proposal, originally proposed in the first edition, for five stages for development of computer literacy in the newsroom.
545 0 $aBruce Garrison (Author)
588 0 $aPrint version record.
650 0 $aComputer-assisted reporting.
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650 7 $aLANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES$xJournalism.$2bisacsh
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830 0 $aLEA's communication series.
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