Minter Dialogue Episode #158
This interview is with
Haile Owusu, Chief Data Scientist at Mashable. I met Haile after he gave a keynote at GEN2015 and wanted to dive into how data is being used at Mashable to drive the editorial agenda. In this interview, Haile and I discuss the way that Mashable approaches data, how it is stored and organised and how it is used by the writers.
The notion of interestingness is actually the amount of social engagement.”
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iTunes. Please don’t be shy about
rating this podcast on iTunes here! And for the
francophones reading this, if you want to get more podcasts, you can also find my radio show
en français over at:
MinterDial.fr, on
Megaphone or in
iTunes.
Music credit: The jingle at the beginning of the show is courtesy of my friend, Pierre Journel, author of the
Guitar Channel. And, the new sign off music is “Finger Paint,” written and performed by Josh Saxe, produced by Chase Geiser. Here’s
a link on iTunes. I invite you to take a spin on Pierre’s podcast or listen to more of Josh’s music!
Meanwhile, you can find my other interviews on the Minter Dialogue Radio Show on Megaphone or via iTunes. Please don’t be shy about rating this podcast on iTunes here! And for the francophones reading this, if you want to get more podcasts, you can also find my radio show en français over at: MinterDial.fr, on Megaphone or in iTunes.
Music credit: The jingle at the beginning of the show is courtesy of my friend, Pierre Journel, author of the Guitar Channel. And, the new sign off music is “Finger Paint,” written and performed by Josh Saxe, produced by Chase Geiser. Here’s a link on iTunes. I invite you to take a spin on Pierre’s podcast or listen to more of Josh’s music!
