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EIJC19 & Dataharvest

Join us for four days of inspiration, learning and networking!

Christian Endt

Süddeutsche Zeitung
Redakteur
Munich (Germany)

Redakteur bei der Süddeutschen Zeitung in München, Schwerpunkt Datenjournalismus und Infografik. Zuvor Studium der Mathematik und Physik in Augsburg, freier Journalist, Volontariat bei der SZ. Mag Radfahren, Literatur und laute Musik.

11:00 BST

Keynote: Billions from Russia whitewashed through Danish bank Aula II Exploring Networks with Graph Databases 1 C3.15

12:00 BST

Lunch Front hall

13:00 BST

#Europe1DegreeWarmer: making global warming data local C3.03 Exploring Networks with Graph Databases 2 C3.15

14:15 BST

Coffee break Front hall

14:45 BST

How to set up a data unit in the newsroom C3.05 Every breath you take: reporting on air quality and pollution C3.03

16:00 BST

Coffee break Front hall

16:30 BST

Cross border collaborations to cover Europe's far right Aula II Tracking European weapons to conflict zones Aula I From local stories to big impact: the case of Housing C3.05

19:00 BST

The city of Mechelen invites us to a reception! Mechelen Town Hall

09:00 BST

How to turn everything into a database C3.37 Land-grabbing in Mozambique - looking for partners C3.18 Housing across Europe: what are the rules of the game? C3.03

10:15 BST

Coffee break Front hall

10:45 BST

Using code to Report on Cyber Crime 2/2 C3.04

12:00 BST

Lunch Front hall

13:00 BST

Storytelling with big data Aula II “Book unique homes and experiences”. How Airbnb distorts rental markets C3.37

14:15 BST

Coffee break Front hall

14:45 BST

Grand Theft Europe - unveiling massive VAT fraud Aula II Pesticides? Air pollution? Learn how to get access to environmental information C3.37 Let’s see the evidence! Where algorithmic decisions are used in real life Aula I

16:30 BST

Housing reporters and researchers of Europe, unite! C3.37

09:00 BST

Coffee Front hall

10:45 BST

Coffee break Front hall

11:15 BST

Workshop on teaching data journalism C3.18 How to impress your colleagues with Command Line Magic C3.04