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Journalistiques. Data News. Datablog. Meet Deep Dive, the New York Times’ experimental context engine and story explorer. Thinking about the sheer volume of information — stories, images, videos, data — available from The New York Times can evoke a simultaneous glee and terror.
Skimming Times Wire gives you an idea of the hundreds of pieces of content they produce each day. For readers, it’s a tip-of-the-iceberg thing: Yes, on a day-to-day basis you have access to the news and a decades-spanning archive, but you’re not seeing anything close to all of it. The task (or, more accurately, one of the tasks) for beta620, the Times experimental projects group, is to find a better way to make the newspaper’s information more readily available — both to readers and to the Times itself.
Their latest stab at the problem is something they’re calling Deep Dive, a project that aims to give readers a richer, more nuanced understanding of stories. Deep Dive uses the Times’ massive cache of metadata from stories to go, as the name suggests, deeper into a news event by pulling together related articles. The user interface. Amphibia. Journalisme graphique. Libérons les bureaux de votes ! Il est très difficile de connaître l’emplacement de tous les bureaux de vote.
Nous nous en sommes aperçus lors de notre travail sur l’étude du redécoupage électoral. Le ministère de l’intérieur ne centralise pas ces données. Il s’agit pourtant d’informations nécessaires à notre travail citoyen. Le seul moyen de les obtenir : contacter les 36 000 mairies ou les 100 préfectures départementales. Nous avions donc décroché nos téléphones, et contacté une quarantaine de villes et préfectures pour obtenir les adresses des 1 400 bureaux de vote impliqués dans le redécoupage. Une fois le bon interlocuteur identifié, le défi consiste à obtenir le document recensant les adresses des différents bureaux de vote. En parlant de ce travail, nous avons découvert que des acteurs comme 22mars, La Netscouade ou BureauDeVote.fr rencontraient les mêmes problèmes.