To Find Photos in Our Archive, We Taught the CMS How to Read
Illustration by Simone Noronha Imagine you’re a photo editor at The New York Times. It’s early evening, a few hours before
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Illustration by Simone Noronha Imagine you’re a photo editor at The New York Times. It’s early evening, a few hours before
Continue readingCarolyn Stransky learning her way from journalist to developer and back. After interviewing her for the DevJourney podcast, here are
Continue readingA step-by-step guide to finding and removing your personal information from the internet. Illustration by Jo Zixuan Zhou By Kristen Kozinski
Continue readingWe asked 34 readers how they judge credibility of news photos. Illustration by Keith Negley This is part one of a behind-the-scenes
Continue readingThe News Provenance Project has been exploring how news organizations might contribute to the fight against misinformation by adding context. Illustration
Continue readingWe built a prototype to help readers judge the credibility of photos on social media. Illustration by Keith Negley This is part
Continue readingBy Kourtney Bitterly, Meg Fee and Thomas Mitchell Illustration by Molly Fairhust How are people using established and emerging technology? How do
Continue readingHow The New York Times designed a planning tool as part of their CMS to help streamline newsroom workflow. The
Continue readingAn experiment made during The New York Times’s Maker Week that presents photos as the main way to browse Times content.
Continue readingReporter: Is anyone around to take a quick look at some code on codepen and help me understand what it does?
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