POSTPONED
The NODA awards honors outstanding work in the field of data driven journalism in the Nordic countries.
Entries published in 2018 and 2019 until submission date are welcome.
Newsrooms that have submitted entries on the previous deadlines are welcome to submit additional entries.
Due to the postponing of the Conference till after summer 2019, deadline is also extended till September 23th of 2019.
The winners will announced at the award ceremony at NODA19 in Trondheim.
The prizes are awarded for the following three categories:
1 Feature data journalism
(Data storytelling with text, visualisation, video)
Storytelling providing insight through putting data in context. Text, graphics, video, maps or other innovative presentations of data. Entertaining and playful aspects could also be emphasised.
2 Application
(Data-driven applications)
Sharing data with the public through services providing insight, intuitive navigation, and simplicity in further use.
3 Investigative data journalism
(Data-driven investigative journalism – using data to reveal facts.)
Should have influence on society. Journalism and user experience on the highest level. Usage of one or more data-sets should be significant for the project
RULES:
Projects published in 2018 and 2019 can be entered from media companies or freelancers in all Nordic countries. The jury may nominate a maximum of five entries in each category. The nominees will be presented on this website three weeks before the ceremony. Nominees are expected to present their cases at the NODA Conference.
APPICATIONS CAN BE SUBMITTED HERE
THE JURY FOR NODA AWARDS 2019:
- Chair - Tormod Utne, Associate Professor, Volda University College
- The rest of the inter-nordic jury: TBA
Please contact Rolf Dyrnes Svendsen at NxtMedia for further questions regarding NODA Awards.
NODA Award Jury Secretary: John Sund, Tlf.: 415 39 662.
Nominees will be published on this website.
WINNERS 2018:
- Winner Feature: What is Denmark worth? (Danmarks Radio, Danmark)Danmarks Radio has analyzed and mapped the Danish housing market based on an spectacular data set. The data set was harvested by the editorial staff at Danmarks Radio. The stories are told in a down-to-earth language with impressive visualizations.
- Winner Applications: Paradissvenskarna (SVT, Sverige) Who are the 1200 Swedes who appeared in the Paradise Papers? Impressive interface based on public data presented in a visual appealing way. (Also nominated in Feature)
- Winner Investigative: Breaking the dark net (VG, Norge) Data journalism on the dark net. A complicated puzzle is put in place to reveal not only child pornography online, but also to show the police’s dubious methods of combating this type of crime, leading to both arrests and international debate. In addition, very well presented.
All previously nominated contributions are available at: https://nodabase.net/cases/