Research has been shared through the following outlets
Type: Interview
By: Jacob Jarvis
Published by: The Bunker Global
Date: 4 August 2023
Type: Interview
By: Mark Harris
Published by: MIT Technology Review
Date: 9 December 2022
Type: Interview
By: Aoife Ryan-Christensen
Published by: RTE
Date: 18 November 2022
Las acciones de mano dura en El Salvador en contra de las pandillas ha encendido las alertas sobre derechos humanos en el mundo.
Type: Podcast
Date: November 2021
Type: Radio interview
Published by: RNZ
Date: 10th August 2021
Interview with DevEx about the role of ethics in using satellite data in development and humanitarian interventions
Type: Podcast
Published by: New Book Network
Date: 29th October 2020
Doug Specht joined Alexandra Ortolja-Baird of the New Book Network to talk about maps and data, and how the they affect our daily lives.
Doug Specht recently spoke with CCTV about the future of internet television, regulation, and the present landscape of British broadcasting. Parts of this interview were featured in a news item on CCTV-2, the business and finance focused channel of CCTV, shown on 19th October 2020.
Type: Research quoted
Published by: ARD
Date: 10th June 2020
As Black Lives Matter protests swept through parts of Britain after the killing of George Floyd in the US, a self-described Conservative student, James Yucel, became so disillusioned with what he interpreted as left-wing bias at the BBC that he established a campaign that he christened “Defund the BBC”. The Twitter handle, @DefundBBC, was presumably in ironic homage to the BLM campaign to #DefundThePolice.
Type: Online video for news outlet
Published by: iNews
Date: 18th March 2020
When fake news, misreporting and alternative facts are everywhere, reading the news can be a challenge. Not only is there plenty of misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic, climate change and other scientific topics floating around social media, you also need to read science stories, even well-known publications, with caution.
Type: Radio interview
Broadcast: 7:25pm, 22 August 2019.
I joined Clive Bull on his LBC show to discuss the forest fires in Brazil, there causes and why they are such a significant issue.
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Type: Television interview
Broadcast: 10:45am, 22 Anugust 2019.
I joined Kimberley Leonard on Sky News to discuss the forest fires in Brazil, there causes and why they are such a significant issue. Watch >>
Why Location Matters in Data Analytics
Stephen Booth, editor in chief of GIS Professional, has written, in their December issue, about seeing Doug Specht present on his work examining the relationship between post-impressionist art and cartography.
L’Inghilterra é un’isola?
An interview about multiculturalism in the UK after the Brexit vote.
Connecting Communities: Knowledges, Maps and the Issue with Big Data
Type: Online interview
By: Jon Eilenberg
Published by: Humanitarian News Research Network
Date: September 2016
An interview with HNRN on how aid organisations can improve their communication with the people they’re trying to help. And how local communities share and use knowledges in societies where activism can mean persecution or even death.
Моя ученица сочинила музыкальный этюд о вулканах
A profile for Geo Magazine, Russia, as their Geographer of the Month. The interview, in Russian, discusses teaching, geography and how these have come together to produce new learning methods for activist movements.
Cartographic Industry Profiles.
Type: Magazine profile
By UKCC National Report to ICA.
Published by: The Cartographic Journal
Date: August, 2015
A profile of Voz human rights mapping platform developed by Doug and Todd Specht.
Mapping human rights from Colombia to Congo
An article outlining the work of Voz in mapping human rights and environmental abuses around the globe.