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Turning documents into data. Part of the family.

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    Jun 7

    Are you a software developer wanting to help power journalism, transparency & accountability for millions of people each month? A data journalist who wants to shift to building apps & managing a platform? We're hiring!

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    Jul 31

    What does it mean to be a journalism professor at a government journalism school ... ? 1/

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  3. Jul 28

    How the Indigenous Investigative Collective use public records to show dire gaps in COVID-19 data access

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    Jul 27

    This is perhaps the greatest legal document header of all time.

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    Jul 27

    Recent law grads — come work with us! We're looking for legal fellows to join us in fighting for free speech in the digital age. (Applications due by 8/16.)

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  6. Jul 27

    Bonjour! DocumentCloud's interface is now available in French, with more languages coming soon.

    A screenshot of the DocumentCloud interface language translated into French.
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  7. Jul 26

    This Thursday: How the Indigenous Investigative Collective use public records to show dire gaps in COVID-19 data access

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  8. Jul 20

    Pretty Darn Fascinating, by : The story of the PDF, the portable document format that’s become one of the internet’s defining information formats. It’ll be with us after we’re long gone:

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  9. Jul 9

    A small fraction of restaurant relief recipients ended up with a massive chunk of the money, new data shows /by

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    Jul 9

    The July 8 Issue of South Side Weekly is here! In collaboration with , we explore Cook County's vaccine disparity for our 3-part cover story. Also read about CPD spying on protestors, legal purgatory for young adults, a profile on , and much more!

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    Jul 7

    New on ! Look up historical WHOIS info (and get around current restrictions)

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    Jul 7

    NEW: I'm on a much needed break but before I left I filed a request w/NSA for a copy of the request Tucker Carlson said was filed w/the agency seeking docs showing the agency spying on him Here it is. It's very broad w/

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    Jun 14

    We want to hear your thoughts on what you’d like to see at the symposium. Fill out this form by July 26 to have your ideas considered:

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    Jul 6

    Thanks to some quick work by you can now use our PPP tracker database to see how much of a given loan has been forgiven:

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    Jul 2

    Periodic request: If you use PACER, please install RECAP. It really, really is helpful to pro bono counsel and others who have more useful things to do with their limited funds than pay PACER for what should be public documents.

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    Jul 2

    Update here: Hay withdrew the self-defamation claim, and now a judge won't allow him to pursue a claim that NY Mag violated an oral contract that the story would meet professional journalistic standards. Here's the judge's opinion yesterday:

    Harvard Law School prof Bruce Hay today sued the publisher of New York Magazine for breach of contract and sexual harassment (on top of libel) over paternity entrapment story. The theory is that his cooperation amounted to an agreement for high journalism standards.
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  17. Jul 1

    Where did your local CARES Act funding go? Partner 's found local officials quietly funneled the town's entire emergency relief into the police department rather than public health:

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    Jun 30

    Thank you to and Mitch for leading such an innovative and supportive team. If you're looking to work with passionate folks, have full remote flexibility, and helm a widely used and respected product, please apply. It's an incredible opportunity!

    Are you a software developer wanting to help power journalism, transparency & accountability for millions of people each month? A data journalist who wants to shift to building apps & managing a platform? We're hiring!
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    Jun 28

    The Marshall Project and The Associated Press collected data on COVID-19 infections in state and federal prisons every week. See how the virus affected correctional facilities near you.

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    Jun 28

    Such a great way to illustrate that you are actually making progress when you spend time debugging, even if it may not always feel like it.

    I'm trying to figure out if it makes sense to write down a debugging strategy flowchart or if a flowchart is too reductive here's a first attempt at a flowchart describing how I approach investigating hard bugs, even though it's probably wrong.
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  21. Jun 27

    Want to see the DocumentCloud interface in your native language? We've just finished updating our code to support internationalization and are looking for help translating! Sign up to pitch in here:

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