Scaling Everest
A visually compelling story that allows you to scroll your way up Everest, with stories and commentary about each of the stages of the journey as you go.
Europe from Left to Right
An analysis of recent election data in over 80,000 regions in Europe. Data journalism on an impressive scale that seeks to analyse the political landscape in countries across the continent.
Here at the End of All Things
The cartography of fantasy worlds, from Westeros to Middle Earth and beyond.
WeWork Wants to Become Its Own Landlord With Latest Spending Spree
A look at the growth and funding plans of the office rental company that is valued at $47bn and losing $1.9bn a year.
Who killed the prime minister? The unsolved murder that still haunts Sweden
The Swedish prime minister was gunned down with a single shot to the back whilst walking in the street with his wife. The murder took place in 1986, but has never been solved.
Why I (Still) Love Tech: In Defense of a Difficult Industry
Paul Ford (writer of the fantastic What is Code? story from Journal 3 – bit.ly/bloomberg-code) assesses an industry under increasing public scrutiny.
The Country That Exiled McKinsey
The consulting firm McKinsey got into hot water in Mongolia over allegations of corruption.
Leaked Records Reveal Tony Robbins Berated Abuse Victims, And Former Followers Accuse Him Of Sexual Advances
A story putting forward allegations of aggressive behaviour and sexual harassment from the self-help speaker Tony Robbins.
How an Augmented Reality Game Escalated into Real-World Spy Warfare
Ingress is an augmented reality game set in a world with two competing factions – The Enlightened and The Resistance. It involves people in the real world undertaking extraordinary acts of organisation and skill to wage a global war of daring missions, espionage and subterfuge.
Viktor Orbán’s War on Intellect
This story posits the theory that Viktor Orbán’s assault on Central European University is part of a wider strategy of “liquidating the intelligentsia, draining the public of education, and molding a more pliant nation.”