
Data Is Plural
Nuclear Stockpiles, River Widths, and the Weight of the Web
This week’s roundup of notable data
Challenging technology to serve the public good.
Data Is Plural
This week’s roundup of notable data
LevelUp
Our WordPress plugin, built on top of Shlink, lets editors generate short URLs without compromising user privacy
Data Is Plural
This week’s roundup of notable data
Inside The Markup
Our Pixel Hunt series, Citizen Browser project, and Prediction: Bias investigation all received recognition
Pixel Hunt
Citing multiple Markup investigations, Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia asked Meta to detail how it collects, filters, and safeguards sensitive information
Data Is Plural
This week’s roundup of notable data
Story Recipes
We analyzed more than 800,000 internet service offers in major U.S. cities. Here’s how you can use our data to report local stories
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An investigation by The Markup found that AT&T, Verizon, EarthLink, and CenturyLink disproportionately offered lower-income and least-White neighborhoods slow internet service for the same price as speedy connections they offered in other parts of town
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AT&T, Verizon, EarthLink, and CenturyLink disproportionately offered the worst deals to lower-income areas and communities of color across the country—while charging the same for faster speeds in higher-income and Whiter areas
Inside The Markup
The two seasoned editors will help expand the newsroom’s focus on impact-driven reporting
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