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EIJC17 & Dataharvest

The European Investigative Journalism and Dataharvest Conference organised by Journalismfund.eu, is the most relevant networking event for investigative and data journalists in Europe. Dataharvest EIJC17 will take place on Friday 19, Saturday 20 and Sunday morning 21 May 2017, with a pre-conference Hack Day on Thursday 18 May.

Margus Järv

Õhtuleht Kirjastus
Data Editor
Estonia

I've been working as a data journalist for the Estonian weekly Eesti Ekspress since 2006 and since 2016 I am Ekspress Meedia Co Data Editor. Currently I work in a investigative journalism team in Õhtuleht

I had won Estonian Prize for Investigative Reporting (Bonnier Award, 2013) and I have been nominated for this prize twice (2012, 2015).

I've participated Data Harvest conferences in 2010-2012.

09:58 CEST

Pre-Dataharvest Hack Day C1.25

13:00 CEST

Lunch & Networking Foyer

15:55 CEST

10:00 CEST

Welcome Auditorium Z1/13 Hanswijk

10:20 CEST

Networking welcome Lobby

11:00 CEST

KEYNOTE: From LuxLeaks to trade secrets Auditorium Z1/13 Hanswijk

12:00 CEST

Why you should distrust polls C2.17 Easy scraping with Import.io IFULL Z1/16 Digital security I C2.25 Fact-checking - get it right every time! Auditorium Z1/15 Donche

13:00 CEST

14:00 CEST

Data tools for everyday journalism C2.17 Digital Security II C2.25 Structured Internet research: beyond Google and Wikipedia Auditorium Z1/13 Hanswijk The Internet of Things is kaputt Z3/11 Personal Data Wobbing C2.30

15:00 CEST

15:15 CEST

Data harvested during the Hack Day I C2.17 Who lobbies the EU? Understanding the data and structures C2.21 Threat modelling I C2.25 Getting your documents out through FOI tactics C2.30

16:15 CEST

16:30 CEST

Security and civil liberties / Round table C2.11 The downloaders - tracking users of child pornography C1.25 How to turn a long-term investigation into a book Z3/11 Making money with good journalism - testing the models one by one Auditorium Z1/15 Donche Threat modelling II C2.25

17:40 CEST

CAR Lightning Talks Z1/14

18:00 CEST

Networking reception at Mechelen city hall Mechelen City Hall, 21 Grote Markt, 2800 Mechelen, Belgium

09:30 CEST

Bye bye, lone wolf - cross-border journalism pushed by media Auditorium 2 Data harvested during the Hack Day II C2.17 Opening clinical trials data C2.11 Introduction to R for journalists IFULL C3.04 QGIS I - Introduction to GIS with QGISFULL C3.15 Understanding the Internet - digital security C2.25

10:30 CEST

Coffee Cafeteria

10:45 CEST

Investigate Europe - the making of a European team C2.01 Introduction to R for journalists IIFULL C3.04 QGIS II - The art of the spatial joinFULL C3.15 Hearing Voices - the award-winning story about the use of voice recordings in court C2.30 Finding your way on the dark net C2.25 Search focused and fast (NEW TIME) Auditorium 1 Tracking criminals' and billionaires' money C2.23

11:00 CEST

Security café Cafeteria

11:45 CEST

Coffee Cafeteria

12:00 CEST

KEYNOTE: The Power of Algorithms - Algorithmic Accountability Reporting Auditorium 2 Introduction to R for journalists IIIFILLING C3.04 Make parsing great again - with RegexFULL C3.15

13:00 CEST

Lunch Cafeteria

14:00 CEST

Getting Started with Algorithmic Accountability Reporting C1.25 Digging into extraction data / Hands-on C2.21 Is Your Doctor Paid by the Drug Producer? I C2.17 The European CO2 market C2.11 Python IFULL C3.04 STATS ILIMITED C3.11

15:00 CEST

Coffee Cafeteria

15:15 CEST

Algorithm Accountability - European network on journalists and algorithm accountability C1.25 Intro to the command line IFILLING C3.15 Python IIFULL C3.04 STATS IILIMITED C3.11 Protect privacy - anonymize your data I C2.25

16:30 CEST

AI manipulation - how to trace it? C1.25 Data harvested during the Hack Day III C2.17 Integrating data journalism in the newsroom C2.21 Command line tools IILIMITED C3.15 Python IIIFULL C3.04 STATS IIILIMITED C3.11 Messed up Facts - Henk & Paul Auditorium 1 Protect privacy - anonymize your data II C2.25

17:40 CEST

Python IVFULL C3.04 Text miningFULL C3.15

09:30 CEST

How to deal with mail leaks Auditorium 1 'Fake news' and fact-checking C2.25

10:45 CEST

How to validate stuff Auditorium 2

12:00 CEST

How to pitch a story and get a grant Auditorium 2