Journalists and media organizations face a foundational crisis: the web challenges their traditional conceptions of what the end-product of journalism is.
The availability of open data, open publishing tools, and open licenses combined with the a low barrier for information access allows anyone with the time and motivation to transform into an investigative reporter, publisher, advertising, [...]
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