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Decision '08 Dashboard - Data Explorer - msnbc.com

MSNBC

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Produced by: Colin Hicks, Grant Swertfeger, Phil Zepeda, Jason Tucker, Evann Strathern, Chris Cast, Vu Nguyen, Kriss Caumont, Paige West

A database-driven, rich interactive that provides users the ability to explore demographics, presidential polling, campaign finance, past voting history, and predicted electoral college outcomes at both the state and county or district level. You can explore the map for hours, discovering trends, patterns, and correlations that would never be apparent from flat tables. More…


Wisdom

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Produced by: Andrew Zuckerman

The Wisdom Project seeks to create a record of a multicultural group of people who have all made their mark in the world. Presented against the same white space, all of their subjects are removed from their context, which not only democratizes them, but also allows for a clear dialogue to exist between them. More…


WHITE ON BRUNEL

duckrabbit

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Produced by: David White, Benjamin Chesterton

An amazing project in which photographer David White built the same camera as would have been used to photograph Brunel in 1857. David then traveled around Britain using the camera to shoot Brunel's legacy ... totally nuts BUT it works ... the shots are beautiful and of course like nothing else. More…


Friday Night Rewind

St. Petersburg Times

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Produced by: John C. Cotey, Joseph Garnett Jr., Izzy Gould, Scott Keeler, Joey Knight, Jon O'Neill, Jack Rowland, Jen Hiatt, Lee Glynn, Jeremy Bowers, Infinite Skillz

View season preview videos of all 72 high school football teams in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco and Hernando counties. Then, check back each Saturday morning throughout the season for our ''Friday Night Rewind'' recap show featuring scores, video highlights and the hijinks you've come to love from St. Petersburg Times prep writers John Cotey and Joey Knight. More…


Andaman Rising

UNC-Chapel Hill

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Produced by: Pat Davison and UNC photojournalism students

When the Asian tsunami hit southern Thailand in 2004, the sea that had sustained the region for generations - the Andaman - rose up, destroying families and killing thousands. Three-and-a-half years later, a team of journalists set out for the seaside province of Phang-nga to document the lives and culture of people living by the Andaman. They found a people marked - but not defined - by disaster, a people who have taken on challenges and risen above them. More…


Comparing Executive Compensations

The Associated Press

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Produced by: Sean McDade

An interactive database that offers viewers a comprehensive look at executive compensation, allowing them to sort the information by executive, total compensation, company, region and ticker symbol. More…


Changes in the Sky

The Associated Press

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Produced by: Chris Kaeser

An interactive look at the fees airlines can raise on international and domestic flights. More…


Hurricane Gustav: The Path of Destruction

The Associated Press

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Produced by: Jonathan Warren, Francois Duckett

An interactive look at Gustav's path of destruction with photos, video and details from the scene. The interactive includes layers showing population density and previous hurricane paths on a map of the Gulf. A separate New Orleans map includes layers showing population density, areas flooded in Katrina, levee locations and levees breached during Katrina. More…


American Diversity Project 2008

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Produced by: Carla Winn, Jim Winn, Jon Woods, Nathan Weber, Carissa Ray, Patrick Yen, Rush Jagoe, Matt Fields-Johnson, Meg Fenton, Kristina Barker, Nicolas Benner, Brian Wagner, Josh Birnbaum, Danny Ghitis, Go Takayama, Djamila Grossman, Kasha Stevenson, Kasia Broussa

American Diversity Project is an annual week-long documentary project where 24 photojournalism students come and work together to document a small town. The goal of the ADP is to create an opportunity for emerging photographers and multimedia producers to collaborate on long term documentary photojournalism, and through that collaboration build a body of work recording a broad swoth of vanishing rural American culture. More…


An Interactive Look at Post-Katrina Recovery

The New York Times

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Produced by: Matthew Bloch, Haeyoun Park, Kassie Bracken

A walking tour of three neighborhoods last month offered a glimpse into the uneven nature of post-Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts throughout New Orleans. Though in some estimates the city may have recovered up to 70 percent of its population, about 65,000 residences "more than a third of the total" remain blighted. More…