Hacks/Hackers New York

Displaying Data on Mobile Devices

October 23, 2012 · 6:30 PM
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Join Hacks/Hackers NYC at 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 23 when we take a look at journalism, reporting and display of data on mobile devices.

Speakers include:

• Luke Miller, senior UX architect and mobile lead for The Wall Street Journal

Design and implementation process of data products for Dow Jones (WSJ, MarketWatch, SmartMoney, Factiva) begins with a roundtable and ends with rigorous testing. Visual experiences to assist in understanding data is getting a opportunity to reinvent itself with touchinteractions. Luke's talk will be about the process we go through to make data visualization products for Dow Jones users.

• Zach Seward from Quartz, newly launched at qz.com

Zach will talk about how Quartz approaches designing for a wide range of devices and screen sizes, talk through the idea of a "mobile-first infographic," and share examples from other news organizations and websites that Quartz looks to for inspiration.

To attend Displaying Data on Mobile Devices, RSVP today ($5, payable in advance) to Hacks/Hackers NYC.

Schedule:

6:30 p.m. - 7 p.m.: Doors and dinner

7:00 p.m.: Presentations and Q&A

~8:15 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.: Networking and socializing

Refund policy:

Cancel at least 24 hours before the event (that is, by 6:30 p.m. Oct. 22) to receive a full refund. We cannot issue refunds after that.

Want to sponsor Hacks/Hackers NYC? Email us at nyc[at]hackshackers[dot]com.

Want to help? Volunteer to photograph or blog the event by emailing us at nyc[at]hackshackers[dot]com.

Have an idea? If you've got thoughts about future Hacks/Hackers topics, speakers and events that meet the at the intersection journalism, technology and innovation, let us know at j.mp/hhnycInput.

A huge thank you to O'Reilly Media and Strata Conference for supporting this Hacks/Hackers event, which is part of NYC Data Week.

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Luke Miller

Slides: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9clpm9...

0 · October 24
Travis Redington

No food or beer. so only 4 stars. speakers were good

0 · October 24
Marc Anderson

I had thought that there would be greater depth in terms of methods for displaying data on devices and data visualization in general. The first speaker from the WSJ clearly had very little experience in front of an audience, and his presentation was terribly designed. A waste of both my time and money.

0 · October 24
matthew

thanks hacks and hackers and nyc data week! great presentation. way to go all the speakers. special hat's off to alexandra, you did great up there!

0 · October 24
Jill

Pros from MLB, WSJ, and qz.com - what's not to like.

0 · October 23
Yang Sui

#HHNYC

0 · October 23
Rosaleen Ortiz

What's the twitter hashtag again?

0 · October 23
Sean Connolly

In the Hilton, it's on the 2nd floor, Murray Hill room

0 · October 23
Shaya

I am attending and have an extra ticket. I'll be there around 6:30/6:40.

0 · October 23
Yuno

sorry for the very last minute. can't make it either. please feel free to use my spot.

0 · October 23
steve fors

I can't make it either.

0 · October 23
Webster Lewin

I'd really like to attend if there are any cancellations. I'm at another event at the Hilton now. What room will this event be held in?

0 · October 23
Adam Glenn

Great topic, and looking forward to meeting potential collaborators for a NYC-related mobile data project I'm pondering. See you there!

1 · October 17

148 attended

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Additional notes: Cancel at least 24 hours before the event (that is, by 6:30 p.m. Oct. 22) to receive a full refund. We cannot issue refunds after that.

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