Charles Arthur’s suggestion that journalists and coders shouldn’t necessarily sit next to one another in the newsroom drew strong reactions, which he has compiled and responded to in a Storify. Arthur, who was previously The Guardian’s technology editor, clarifies that what he meant is that by having journalists and coders near one another, great things won’t automatically happen because the workflows are different. Among the arguments for placing coders and journalists near one another, from Financial Times’ Martin Stabe: “The coder-journalist distinction is blurring.”
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