Finding the right tools, learning resources, and reliable data sources can be challenging in today’s rapidly evolving media landscape. The Resource List for Journalists brings together a carefully curated collection of platforms, methodologies, educational materials, and professional communities that support data-driven journalism and media management.
Organised into nine thematic categories, the publication covers topics ranging from audience analytics and data visualisation to AI-powered workflows, open data, digital privacy, and editorial tools. It also highlights the key outputs developed within the CARL project, providing a practical starting point for media professionals looking to strengthen their data capabilities.
Designed as a practical companion rather than a technical manual, the Resource List helps journalists, editors, and media managers discover trusted resources they can immediately apply in their daily work.
The publication is available in English and all partner languages, making these resources accessible to media professionals across Europe.
What does it actually mean to become a data-driven media organisation? This collection of case studies explores that question through real-world examples drawn from journalism, media management, audience development, and content production.
Based on practical experience from media professionals and organisations working with data in their everyday activities, the publication highlights different approaches to using data for better decision-making, audience understanding, workflow optimisation, and content strategy.
Rather than presenting theory, the case studies focus on lessons learned, challenges encountered, and solutions that have proven effective in practice. They are intended to inspire media professionals who are looking to strengthen their own data capabilities and move from being data aware to becoming data savvy.
The publication is available in all partner languages, making these experiences and insights accessible to media professionals across Europe.
