Each of you will pick a newsroom to adopt. Except for the New York Times, only one person per newsroom. Feel free to suggest a newsroom you don't see here.

You'll be responsible for familiarizing yourself with the work of the graphics team at the newsroom you've adopted. Later this semester you'll do a 5-10 minute presentation diving deep into some of the data visualizations your newsroom made that you think are the most interesting -- good or bad. Also, I may talk about your newsroom's graphics during class throughout the semester, and will expect you to help lead the discussion on those days. This isn't work you'll do just to create the presentation. Pay attention every week. Expect to be put on the spot!

I've put together publications who don't do a lot of work where it makes sense. I've linked each, where possible, to the newsroom's data or graphics page, but you should be familiar with the work beyond it. Check the homepage at least daily. Also, as you can see, some of these require fluency in languages other than English.

Newsroom	Adopter & Presentation Date
BusinessWeek & Bloomberg Visual Data	Mischa Abakumova: April 14
The Economist	Delia Bennett: March 17th
Vox	Taylor Kugler: April 14
Five Thirty Eight	Charles Innis: March 17
The Guardian	Ivy Meissner: April 21
The Los Angeles Times	Rachel Tabb: April 21
The New York Times	Christine Amonica: April 21
The New York Times	Nadia Pierre-Louis: April 21
Reuters	Niqyira Rajhi: April 28th
Sci Am, Pop Sci & Wired	William Rosenblatt: April 14
South China Morning Post (English)	Michael Centrelli: May 5th
USA Today	Max Resetar: March 31
Fox News	Bridget Doyle
BBC	Natalie Margolin: April 21
The Washington Post	Olive Golyakov-Burd: April 14
National Geographic	Sydney Denmark: April 28