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    Articles tagged Knight News Challenge 2012 (6)

    Knight funding expands IRE’s journalist-friendly Census site
    Developers from The Chicago Tribune, WNYC, and The Spokesman-Review will expand Census.IRE.org to include more data. Justin Ellis
    Andrew PhelpsOctober 3, 2012
    While Apple and Google bicker, Knight invests in open maps
    OpenStreetMap gets its first major investment with a $575,000 Knight News Challenge grant.
    Felipe Heusser's balloon cam
    Andrew PhelpsJune 20, 2012
    Knight-backed Peepol.TV aims to be a social network for live video
    “A channel guide for the entire Internet,” the site would guide users to breaking news happening around them.
    Justin EllisJune 20, 2012
    Recovers.org builds a platform to structure data to improve local diaster relief
    The site helps communities assess damage, organize volunteers, and direct donations.
    Justin EllisJune 19, 2012
    Signalnoi.se mines social media for real-time analytics for news
    The Knight News Challenge winner uses Twitter and Facebook to help newsrooms track their own — and competitors’ — stories.
    Behavio mockup of photo with smart metadata
    Andrew PhelpsJune 18, 2012
    Real-life trending topics: Behavio unlocks your smartphone’s senses
    The Knight News Challenge winners are building an open-source framework to simplify mobile data collection and processing.
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