May I correct this for you?
corrigo helps you flag and correct factual errors, missing links and typos in online news sources.
corrigo is based on a diploma thesis by German online journalists Tobias Reitz (@don_journaille) and Kersten A. Riechers (@dasKerst).
Tag Archives: MozNewsLab
Final assignment: Proposing Corrigo
Time has been flying for the past four weeks. It feels like yesterday having entered the virtual classroom of Knight-Mozilla learning lab for the first time. Now, by submitting our final assignment, we want to thank Knight-Mozilla for making this … Continue reading
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Tagged corrigo, final assignment, Knight-Mozilla, MozNewsLab, software proposal, swot
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Journalists featuring crowd
The third week Knight-Mozilla learning lab Mohamed Nanabhay, Head of Online at Al Jazeera English, and Shazna Nessa, Director of Interactive at the Associated Press in New York delivered insights of the work and workflows of their newsrooms. For us … Continue reading
A hack diving into the world of hackers
It’s the third week of Knight-Mozilla learning lab and as we’re looking forward to the lectures of Shazna Nessa, Director of Interactive at the Associated Press in New York, Mohamed Nanabhay, Head of New Media at the AlJazeera Network, and … Continue reading
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Tagged "web annotation", corrigo, Hack/Hackers, HTML5, jQuery, Knight-Mozilla, MozNewsLab, open-source
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Let’s make it hacken!
Having studied online journalism for four years we’ve thought a lot on how to enhance journalism with excisting tools. We experimented with Twitter, Blogs, Facebook, Diigo – let’s say dozens of services. But I’m not sure if we – despite … Continue reading
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Tagged Burt Herman, Hack/Hackers, Knight-Mozilla, mojo, MozNewsLab, Process Journalism, Storify
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