Simon Rogers Biography

Simon Rogers is a data journalist, writer, and speaker who has won several awards. Facts are Sacred, published by Faber Faber in the United Kingdom, China, and South Korea. He has also created a number of infographics for Candlewick children's books. He is a data editor on Google's Trends team in San Francisco, the director of the Data Journalism Awards, and has taught data journalism at U Cal Berkeley's journalism school. Simon edited and built guardian.co.uk/data, and he was Twitter's first Data Editor, trying to build stories from billions of tweets. He has worked as a news editor for the Guardian, where he collaborated with the graphics team to visualize and interpret massive datasets. He was also heavily involved in the paper exercise to crowdsource 450,000 MP expenses records, as well as the coverage of the Wikileaks war logs from Afghanistan and Iraq. He was the Guardian's first news editor, and he edited the print science section. He has three Guardian books, including How Slow Can You Waterski? and The Hutton Inquiry and its Impact. Simon was awarded the Royal Statistical Society's statistical excellence in journalism award. He was also nominated Best UK Internet Journalist by Oxford University's Oxford Internet Institute.

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