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Intriguing concept but I couldn’t tell from a quick glance where this website falls on the scale of say “BBC/NPR affiliated” down to “Ted in his garage has a co
by purple-again 6y ago
Intriguing concept but I couldn’t tell from a quick glance where this website falls on the scale of say “BBC/NPR affiliated” down to “Ted in his garage has a cool idea and knows how to website”.
The inclusion of a donate button, an empty dead section titled something like “who is talking about us” with no content and above that “who is supporting us” which had a few names that didn’t carry recognition with me.
Anyone know how serious this project is from an industry adoption point of view not so much from the people involved in setting it up view.
Again the tilt of my comment is a bit negative which isn’t my intention so I would like to point out again how cool the website looks and how interesting the concept is.
- purple-again 6y agoI am going to leave my comment here for posterity but to anyone sharing my question there is an about section I somehow glanced over the first time which explains the project in greater detail.
- thxg 6y ago> an empty dead section titled something like “who is talking about us” with no content The design does not make it obvious but "they talk about us" is actually a clickable button, not a section heading.
- cookiengineer 6y agoIf you are interested in this sort of journalism, I can recommend everything around the occrp project. They built a huge database for investigative journalism across the globe, trying to track the money behind incidents [1] [1] https://aleph.occrp.org/ https://aleph.occrp.org/