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I wrote an article for @datajournalism with lots of tips on generating data-driven story ideas and identifying potential data sources for covering #coronavirus - read it here: https://datajournalism.com/read/longreads/reporting-beyond-the-case-numbers-how-to-brainstorm-covid-19-data-story-ideas #ddj
Not in the article I shared earlier, but here's another good example for the section on interactivity #coronavirus https://twitter.com/ReutersGraphics/status/1248644065710784514
Also, I talk in that @datajournalism article about the black economy: here's a good breakdown of that https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Classification-by-types-of-underground-economic-activities_tbl2_259635707 #ddj
Another useful complement to my @datajournalism article — @gijn's " #COVID19 Expert Advice on Investigative Angles" highlights all sorts of stuff to look out for and touches on some data sources https://gijn.org/2020/04/14/covid-19-expert-advice-on-investigative-angles/ #ddj
