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- Wondering how to best visulise Data? You can't do much better than #LATimes superb visuliasing of Japan's Earthquake http://bit.ly/gXgdpB 7 years ago
- @CityofJasper Have #UCLstudents given us a glimpse of the future of data journalism? http://bit.ly/fVw9aV 7 years ago
- Have #UCLstudents given us a glimpse of the future of data journalism? http://bit.ly/fVw9aV 7 years ago
- @SebastianEPayne Excellent introductory talk by Jack Roberts from the recent #FutureHuman #DataJournalism event http://bit.ly/e3lcwi 7 years ago
- Excellent introductory talk by Jack Roberts from the recent #FutureHuman #DataJournalism event http://bit.ly/e3lcwi 7 years ago
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