Description

ATLO has reached its five year anniversary last year. We created a lot of data stories during this time, but our – current – favourites are the ones from the past two years. The use of scroll interactivity in the so-called scrollytellling method has been a big step-up for our work. From earthquakes through papal visitations to the warming up of the Danube, we covered many important topics using this method, making big sets of data the most user friendly for our readers. During this presentation, I will showcase the best works of the last years, highlighting the small innovations and the stable core methods that can be found in each one of them.

Speaker

Krisztián Szabó

Data Journalist at ATLO

Krisztián Szabó s a data journalist at atlatszo.hu and a PhD student at ELTE BTK working on his doctorate thesis about the state of Hungarian data journalism within an international context. For his work, he won the Junior Prima Prize in journalism in 2021 and the Information is Beautiful Award in the humanitarian category (silver) in 2023.