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Creative journalism
Forget time-lines. Forget historical analysis. Forget still photos or documentaries. This look at the impact of unemployment rates is one of the most effective examples of creative — and visual – journalism I’ve seen.
[node:ad]Forget time-lines. Forget historical analysis. Forget still photos or documentaries. This look at the impact of unemployment rates is one of the most effective examples of creative — and visual – journalism I’ve seen.
Deborah Jones
November 28, 2009
It’s hard to argue with that,
It’s hard to argue with that, it’s incredibly effective.