<DIV><p>In the age of big data, the bond between data and journalism is growing stronger. Journalists attempting to create a narrative from data are looking to provide context, clarity, and perhaps find truth in the ever expanding amount of digital content.</p><p>But how do you locate data on a given topic? What tools do you need to process data, and which techniques are best for digging out the stories hidden within? You can find the answers to these and many other questions in The Data Journalism Handbook, a collaborative resource coordinated by the European Journalism Centre and the Open Knowledge Foundation.</p><p> With contributions from data journalists and professors from the <i>New York Times</i>, <i>Financial Times</i>, <i>Guardian</i>, <i>Chicago Tribune</i>, Medill School of Journalism, and Cronkite School of Journalism, this handbook provides a valuable collection of tips and techniques. Since the book's introduction at the Mozilla Festival in London in the fall of 2011, many others have contributed material, including leading software developers, data analysts, and FOI experts.</p></div>