Datajournalismia
Datajournalismia is a term used to describe a field or practice that combines journalism with systematic data analysis to produce reporting grounded in verifiable data. It emphasizes open data, reproducible methods, and transparent sourcing to illuminate public-interest issues, often through interactive visualizations and data-driven narratives. The word is a neologism formed from data journalism and the -ia suffix common in disciplines, and is used in discussions of emerging media practices to denote the discipline as a cohesive domain rather than a single project.
Practice and workflow typically involve formulating questions, acquiring data via public records, scraping, or partnerships, and
Tools and skills frequently include programming languages such as Python or R, SQL for data querying, spreadsheet
Ethical considerations center on privacy, data anonymization, bias, and the risk of misinterpretation or overstatement. Limitations