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    Sarah ScireJune 3, 2020
    VizPol takes a cue from bird-watching apps to help journalists identify unfamiliar political symbols
    Built by researchers at Columbia University’s journalism and engineering schools and launched as an invite-only beta this week, VizPol can currently recognize 52 symbols.
    A new report offers a primer (and a reality check) on the news membership model
    Shan WangFebruary 2, 2018
    Here’s how Arc’s cautious quest to become the go-to publishing system for news organizations is going
    “The amount of effort we’d have to invest into doing these things is completely outweighed by effort it would take for us to just do it with Arc.”
    “No cookie-cutter model”: How local news organizations are surviving today and preparing for the future
    Shan WangJuly 11, 2017
    The freedom-of-speech institute suing @realDonaldTrump to unblock his critics on Twitter has its eye on other lawsuits, too
    “Part of the reason we took this case on is that we have seen reports from across the country of public officials blocking their constituents on Twitter or Facebook.”
    Shan WangNovember 3, 2016
    As opinions shift, a new wave of cannabis-focused sites hopes more advertisers will loosen their pockets
    There’s money in marijuana, but is there money in marijuana coverage? (Yes, yes there is.)
    Knight and Columbia launch a $60M effort to advance freedom of expression in the digital age
    News got you down? Solutions-oriented journalism might be one way to re-engage local communities
    Shan WangMarch 25, 2016
    Think you’re bad at math? A new Tow Center report explores the principles behind data journalism
    “The future is very hard to know, but standards of journalistic accuracy apply to descriptions of the future at least as much as they apply to descriptions of the present, if not more so.”
    Joseph LichtermanMarch 9, 2016
    The Political TV Ad Archive is making it easier for journalists to report on campaign spots
    The database run by the Internet Archive is collecting ads in 20 markets across eight states.
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