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Online publishers are most interested in learning to analyze, visualize and develop a story from data Newspapers are most interested in analysing data and equally in developing a story from data, programming and developing data-driven apps Top 3 learning needs for magazines are analysing data, finding data and developing a story from data Broadcasters are mostly interested in analysing data, verifying data and visualizing data.

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Journalists consider raw data to be very important almost unanimously Almost half envision practising data journalism by a combination of external services or experts and staff For online publishers not doing data journalism is not an option The skills that they are interested in receiving most training are: analyzing data, visualizing data and developing a story from data

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