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    Preservation and access to history for future generations is our mission. We empower community centered archival solutions

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    Everyone should have the power to visualize data, so we built VIDI an intuitive suite of Drupal data-visualization modules for anyone to use on any standard set of data

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    Patchwork nation

    Tracking United States communities in a time of change.  A collaboration with the PBS NewsHour and local public media stations

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    Regional insights

    Focused reporting from field-based teams, tapping the best of local knowledge and the innovative application of information technology

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Recent blogs

  • Dante Chinni Fri, Jan 27, 2012

    In every presidential primary season we eventually reach a vote that is portrayed as must-win for the top candidates, the showdown. This year that vote is Tuesday’s Florida Primary.

    Florida is being framed as the place where we will discover whether former House Speaker Newt Gingrich can win a big, diverse state with a closed primary giving him incredible momentum going forward. Or, conversely, whether former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney simply stumbled in very conservative South Carolina and, upon reflection, Republican voters are reaffirming his front-runner status.

  • Dante Chinni Mon, Jan 23, 2012

    Just like that, the Republican presidential race feels changed. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich didn’t just win in South Carolina, he won everywhere across the state.