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The satirical app, Politi-Coins, shows users the price of political influence
Data Analysis

Uncovering the Political Bang for a Buck

posted June 5, 2012 by Georgia Wells
Stanford University’s Datafest hackathon posed a deceptively simple question: how can the display of campaign finance data be presented in a way that is engaging and user-friendly? Read more »
Tags: campaign finance, data journalism, Datafest, hackathon, politics, Stanford University
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Editors Greg Barber and Emily Schwartz listen as colleague T.J. DeGroat explains channel functionality.
Events

Where the Prototypes Are: Labs at Stanford University

posted March 8, 2012 by Emily Schwartz
Every once in a while, you walk into a place that just feels energized, as if there is so much creativity coursing through the hallways and classrooms that it’s nearly impossible to capture it all. Stanford University is one of those rare places. Read more »
Tags: Labs University Tour, Stanford, Stanford University
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Events

Back to School: The Labs University Tour

posted February 24, 2012 by Greg Barber
Join WaPo Labs editors Greg Barber and Emily Schwartz as they embark on a cross-country university tour, talking to college students about how they consume news and what the future holds. Read more »
Tags: Labs University Tour, Stanford University, UC Berkeley, UF, UNC, USC
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