In November, Brown@Stanford hosted the first two speakers in its year-long series that examines how innovation is alterating the face of public media and platforms. On November 1, Internet Archive’s
Transparency Series on Illustration – Dec 2 & 3
Illustration is the next topic in our Transparency Series! Journalistic outlets like The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Atlantic and Nautilus use illustration as an important part of
Brown Brings Journalism Collaboration to MozFest
Elections, hacks, leaks and a potentially compromised position of net neutrality mean that digital rights will be a major battleground of the next decade, and maybe decades to come. As government
Transparency Series: Virtual Reality
The next Transparency Series event is on the use of Virtual Reality (VR) in journalism. With the recent explosion of VR – specifically 360-degree video– journalistic outlets are hungry for quality
Visual Relationship Detection with Language Priors
Even though all the images contain the same objects (a person and a bicycle), it is the relationship between the objects that determine the holistic interpretation of the image. Authors
Stanford Daily’s take on the Media Innovation Showcase
Stanford’s campus newspaper, The Stanford Daily, gave a run down of the projects recently presented at the the Brown Media Innovation Showcase in their article, “Brown Institute showcase features tour
JSK Fellowship Program – New “Teams and Themes” Concept
As they open applications for their next year of fellows, our colleagues at the JSK Journalism Fellowship program at Stanford are launching a new approach to create deeper collaborations among fellows
Election Hackathon with Journalism, Political Science and Data Science
Interested in politics, social media, and big data? The Brown Institute for Media Innovation, the Data Science Institute, and the Departments of Political Science and Statistics are sponsoring a Hackathon on October
Cannabis Wire in Nieman Reports
Magic Grantees Alyson Martin and Nushin Rashidian are featured on the NiemanReports website with a piece entitled “Why Cannabis Coverage Needs to be a Serious Beat.” During their time with Brown, Martin