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The Sacramento Bee’s been busy in the field of data. Recently, The Bee has been working closely with universities like Stanford on using data to [...]
Syria’s civil war is a story that goes in and out of the mainstream news media, but at Syria Deeply, it’s the only story. Lara [...]
For Margo Gontar, a Ukrainian living in Kiev, music is “essential like breathing.” She holds a graduate degree from the Mohyla School of Journalism in [...]
Thursday, June 12 The un-facts and the unfactual would get a new nemesis under a proposed international fact-checking organization — a group born out of [...]
We have thoroughly entered the age of mobile news. People are shifting so rapidly to smartphones and tablets, various data suggest, that mobile devices in the [...]
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