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"duet-driven" collaboration -- panelist description of paired collaborations, between field reporting and data gathering
Maggie Mulvihill (Boston U)
Rule 1: Focused story idea (narrow, and collaborators that bring complementary skills)
Rule 2: Story, structure & communication
Rule 3: Memorandum of Understanding
Rule 4: ???
Rule 5: Superior Editorial Supervision
Rule 6: Timeline (reasonable but rigid; for full process not just core costs; "backout schedule")
Rule 7: Rigorous Fact-Checking Protocol
Rule 8: Keeping Education "top of mind" (if there are education goals in the collaboration)
Cheryl Phillips (Stanford; Big Local News)
Shared process -- set a model and collaborate to get it done
Building reproducible systems that can be the recipe and tools for subsequent projects
Playing to your strengths
[lots of examples]
Expanding collaboration to academics, attorneys and activists [law enforcement records]
Phases [get from livestream]
Allow for serendipity
Questions
for academic/educators, how to coordinate around semester or quarter semester
value of partnerships to non-journalist academics in helping them get their names out there around data/research projects ahead of their publishing cycles
contractual data, we help satisfy the "public good" part of their research mission
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Notes
Deborah Nelson (U of MD)
Maggie Mulvihill (Boston U)
Cheryl Phillips (Stanford; Big Local News)
Questions
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