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The New York Times’ Chronicle tool explores how language—and journalism—has evolved

The New York Times is using data gleaned from its Chronicle tool to elevate the paper's level of written integrity by spotting language laziness or sloppy writing habits. For example, “signature” appeared in 1,500 NYT articles in 2010. What language patterns do you recognize in your publication's content? Original Story

source: Niemen Journalism Lab

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