Marie Segger
@mariesegger.bsky.social
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Data journalist for @economist.com. Europe + climate
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Hey Bluesky! You can follow the @economist.com data team here if you want to see more of our analysis and charts in your feed go.bsky.app/BJSsLHw
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journocoders.bsky.social
Tonight we’re learning how to track boats and see the seas using @globalfishingwatch.org!
People learning about boat data
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erwanrivault.com
Today's chartle game is almost exactly like 📈
chartle.cc
Which country has the highest number of patent applications per million people worldwide?

Do you think you can solve it? Have a try at chartle.cc
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economist.com
We are seeking a motivated and dynamic graduate or graphic designer to join our video team as a junior motion-graphics designer. Apply by September 1st
Wanted: a junior motion-graphics designer for our video department
Join The Economist
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mariesegger.bsky.social
A great opportunity for anyone who wants to learn the basics of data journalism #ddj
journocoders.bsky.social
Registrations are now open for August. Come along and learn about the art of data journalism! 🎨 We're covering all the basic skills you need to find and tell stories with data lu.ma/nr7euafr
Journocoders: The art of data journalism · Luma
This month we'll be learning 'the art of data journalism', an introduction covering all the basic skills you need to find and tell stories with data. We'll be…
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shashj.bsky.social
A question for naval/subsea experts: at what resolution does bathymetric data become sensitive in terms of offering military value?
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sondreus.bsky.social
To track the Israel-Iran war, @economist.com, I think uniquely, monitors 208 strategic sites in Iran for abnormal thermal activity. It can be hard to know how much maps of confirmed strikes may miss. We find broad overlap, but not perfect. www.economist.com/interactive/...
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vinjeru.bsky.social
My cover story this week is on a fascinating global shift: the diminishing preference for baby boys around the world - and the first inklings of a bias towards girls. I'd love for you to read it.

www.economist.com/briefing/202...
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alieholder.bsky.social
💌 Our Equal Measures 2030 April newsletter is out including:

✨ Announcing our 2025 Storytelling with Gender Data Fellows
✨ Reflecting on CSW69 and Beijing+30

Give it a read here: tinyurl.com/38m52srk

💌 Subscribe to keep up to date with EM2030: tinyurl.com/5n6j3zd8

#GenderEquality #Data
Newsletter: Reflecting on CSW69 and the future of data-driven advocacy
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mariesegger.bsky.social
I love the idea of the storytelling with gender data fellowship! Looking forward to seeing what the fellows get up to📈
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alexselbyb.bsky.social
Striking chart and quite a stat:

"Since January 20th [Trump] has churned out 4,149 words a week...If he keeps it up, his total oeuvre as president will surpass Marcel Proust's 1.3m-word “Remembrance of Things Past” in early 2028."

www.economist.com/united-state...
Chart from The Economist showing the word counts of social media posts by Trump and Vance since the inauguration
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lebassett.bsky.social
Roses are red
Violets are blue
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lizzypeet.bsky.social
Britain has been quietly making significant progress in women's representation across business and politics.
Data for all 29 OECD countries in our annual glass-ceiling index 👇
www.economist.com/graphic-deta...
mariesegger.bsky.social
We used ChatGPT a year ago, @alexselbyb.bsky.social wrote about it in our data newsletter: view.e.economist.com?qs=6596a8f68...

Clearly we should give it another shot!
The Economist
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mariesegger.bsky.social
I'd also be interested in knowing which tool you used, @scientificdiscovery.dev. So far my experiences with generated alt text for charts have not been great, but if you can build upon them to arrive at this, they clearly have come a long way since I last tried!
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alexselbyb.bsky.social
I wrote about the latest Democracy index from EIU. 2024 was a great year for polling-booth manufacturers, but less so for global democracy

www.economist.com/interactive/...
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danieldrepper.bsky.social
Zwei Tage vor der der Wahl haben Friedrich Merz und die Union eine Anfrage gestellt, die man in dieser Form sonst nur von der AfD kannte. In 551 (!) Fragen stellen sie die Gemeinnützigkeit zahlreicher NGOs in Frage, darunter auch des @netzwerkrecherche.org. dserver.bundestag.de/btd/20/150/2...
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owenwntr.bsky.social
How are Germans planning to vote? I took a look, with five charts and a bunch of data 🇩🇪📈
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vendeline.bsky.social
My article, just out, on what German business leaders are expecting from the new government--and why they feel with they are standing with their backs to the wall
www.economist.com/business/202...
German business is being suffocated by high costs and red tape
Many bosses doubt that the upcoming election will change that
www.economist.com
mariesegger.bsky.social
A lovely walk down the visual memory lane yesterday at @visualisingdata.com’s very entertaining book launch. He highlighted a different standout chart for every year of the last two decades or so📈📊📉🗺️
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owenwntr.bsky.social
Did some Hansard crunching for Catherine Nixey's entertaining piece on Parliamentary debate: www.economist.com/britain/2025...

"Parliament’s benches are less a place to go to pose questions than to pose for clips on X. This House seems to believe old-fashioned debating is a waste of time."
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jsachse.bsky.social
Diese Visualisierung im SPIEGEL-Parteispenden-Tracker zeigt sehr deutlich, wie Vermögende versuchen, auf den Ausgang der Bundestagswahl Einfluss zu nehmen und die Dimension der aktuellen Großspenden an die AfD.
Großspenden an Bundestagsparteien von über 35.000 Euro visualisiert.