Who is the Newsroom for?Īnyone can use our Newsroom. You’ll find British and international newspapers dating back to the 17th century and a growing collection of radio, television and web news.Įxplore our news media subject guide to get started. 2020: 2020 Philip Meyer (data) journalism award from by I.R.E.Our News Reading Room, the Newsroom, is a treasure trove for researchers.2020-2021: Tracking Covid-19 From Hundreds of Sources, One Extracted Record at a Time which details INT's role in our Coronavirus Trackers during the pandemic.2021: Public Service award from the Pulitzer board (Poynter's write-up).2021: Presentation at Tufts University's DISC program about our Coronavirus Trackers, from data acquistion (INT & more) to visuals (Graphics).You may receive a note from us occasionally. If you're interested, please fill out our contact form. The Interactive News team at The New York Times is always looking to connect with creative, interdisciplinary thinkers with strong technical backgrounds. We collaborate closely with NYT Graphics, our Computer-Assisted Reporting (CAR) desk, NYT News Design, The Upshot and the NYT technology department. Infrastructure to support operations for newsroom developers across Interactive News, NYT Graphics and NYT News Design, including a cloud deployment system that hosts 130+ applications. The API that powers our Olympic results and graphics.Ĭollaborations with Graphics and The Upshot.The loaders and APIs that drives The New York Times election results.Scalable data pipelines to support major event coverage including: An interactive messaging experience for readers to follow our reporters in the field.

A pipeline for reader submissions to drive stories dependent on reader voices.Tools to create more direct and meaningful newsroom/reader interactions including: An internal Congress API for building data stories about the legislative branch.Continued support since 2011 for the The Guantánamo Docket, one of the longest-lived public news applications.A tool to recognize members of Congress by sight.A “zoo of bots” 🦓🐯💻🤖 to alert reporters to newly posted data or changed data on the web.The secure, encrypted and anonymous tip-collection system at /tips.A set of tools to help the newsroom optimize, manage and search documents.Ongoing collection and continued support of voter file data from US states.An internal campaign finance database and front end feeding stories and graphics.Reporting tools to help our newsroom drill deeper into beats and make unexpected connections: DocTools, for deep source-document collaborations, analysis and publishing.

Adventure, for building quizzes and interactive stories.Tap Stories, for creating visual, mobile-first stories.Self-service newsroom tools that allow our reporters and editors to publish highly interactive work on their own: We run experiments as well as guide, train and support the use of these tools. We build tools for reporters, editors and designers as well as special projects for our readers.

We work on behind-the-scenes technology, collaborating with teams that handle data, graphics and unique design presentations. We are a digital projects team embedded within The New York Times newsroom. How can a developer help The New York Times newsroom? Who We Are

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