🌟JOB ALERT: Motion Graphic Designer BBC News (UK) 🧰 News on iPlayer 🗓️ Fixed Term - Full Time 📍 London - New Broadcasting House careers.bbc.co.uk/job/London-Mot… Please share/RT 🚀 (Closing Date: 15/10/2023)

NEW: The Rimal area of Gaza City was where people went to shop, eat and hang out - a relative oasis within a territory the UN describes as an “open-air prison”. Much of it is now rubble. Residents spoke to us about what its destruction means for them. ig.ft.com/gaza-damage/

#30DayMapChallenge Day 17: Flow Visualising the flow of ice in Greenland

Such a thoughtfully curated and powerful exhibition using tech sensitively in the spaces 💚

Two roles in my team at the BBC are open for applications! Happy to answer questions, though I'm not the hiring manager. 1) Data designer, Birmingham careers.bbc.co.uk/job/Birmingham… 2) Senior data journalist, London (4-month parental leave cover) careers.bbc.co.uk/job/Senior-Dat…

Come make some cool data visualizations with me at BBC News! Dataviz designer/reporter role opened today (in Birmingham), happy to answer any questions careers.bbc.co.uk/job/Birmingham…

We're #hiring! - #BBCNews are looking for a #data visualisation #designer / reporter to create awesome #dataviz and interactive formats to help our audiences understand key stories. Hybrid working in #Birmingham, collab with Erwan Rivault Apply by 15 Jan careers.bbc.co.uk/job/Birmingham…

This is magic from Amol Rajan and very true about the lighter, side of social media that’s still there under the layers of outrage and nonsense.

It's come to my attention that George has taken ill and is in hospital. On your way into or out of the BBC, he is the friendliest of people and always up for a chat. There's a fundraiser going around to help him. Donate if you can: gofundme.com/f/rr8dv-donate…

Without climate change, the "exceptional" drought in the Amazon "may only have happened around once every 1,500 years." Latest from Mark Poynting and Erwan Rivault bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

First byline as graphics editor Financial Times! For this week's climate graphic we look at atmospheric rivers on.ft.com/3SxoX7n Words by Aime Williams, #blender magic by Steven Bernard and animation + maps by me

NEW: Know where your supermarket salmon comes from? What it’s being fed on? It could well be bred on ground up whole fish from West Africa, an industry decimating fish stocks in a region that vitally needs them. Here’s how: ig.ft.com/supermarket-sa…

This looks like a great opportunity* for making an impact on how local government operates. Also nice to see more civil service roles in "informing the public / citizens / non-data-experts" space. #dataviz *Unless you're on my team, in which case you won't like these roles 😬

We just need to invent a straw that lasts a little bit longer than 4 seconds but still less than a million years

if you want to fill in a hex map on a computer as the results come in then use this web version by Josh Rayman - just click a hex until it gets to the right colour and see the pdf in thread above for the pdf which has the codes/names table grandstanding.github.io/uk24/?v=colour

Loving this. Public Work. public.work/bauhaus

NEW: How accounting techniques hide the true surge in Big Tech's emissions and how Amazon Meta + Google are trying to shape a rewrite of emissions reporting rules with Kenza Bryan + Camilla Hodgson on.ft.com/3M9FRF2

A #dataviz attempt 📊 at explaining the US electoral system theguardian.com/us-news/ng-int… - and how the last two presidential elections have been decided by a few thousand votes

Great opportunity in data design, visual story telling and reporting! 🗺📊📈

A deep dive into the numbers behind riots and disorder that took place last month by my incredibly talented colleagues Pamela Duncan Carmen Aguilar García Michael Goodier Alex Clark Olivia Lee and, of course, the wisely untwittered Lucy Swan. theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/s…