Journalism was once considered a dying industry, but journalists and media outlets are now implementing new digital tools and data analysis to reinvent storytelling. Some methods include interactive graphics used in Brazil and Kenya to report on environmental and health issues. Data-driven journalism aims to break news in new ways using in-depth data analysis, which competitors may not be able to replicate. However, implementing data journalism can be challenging, as government agencies and corporations do not always share data readily and audiences must demand certain qualities. The future of data-driven journalism remains uncertain but may captivate audiences if it can provide needed information.