Articles tagged: jQuery

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   Meet Bloomberg’s Dataview

   By Jeremy Scott Diamond

   Posted on April 23, 2014

   One of our most recent works, “How Americans Die,” is an instance of what we call a “dataview.” The impetus behind dataview was a hope to provide clear and concise storytelling, while giving the supporting data more prominence and explorability.

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   How We Made “Behind the Bloodshed”

   By Anthony DeBarros, Destin Frasier, Erin Kissane, and Juan Thomassie

   Posted on December 10, 2013

   “Behind the Bloodshed: The Untold Story of America’s Mass Killings,” is a collaboration between the database team at USA Today and Gannett Digital’s interactive applications and design teams. We chatted with Anthony DeBarros of Gannett Digital, with input from colleagues Juan Thomassie and Destin Frasier, on how the project came together.

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   How We Made “NSA Files: Decoded”

   By Feilding Cage and Gabriel Dance

   Posted on November 26, 2013

   The Guardian’s Gabriel Dance and Feilding Cage break down their process, from storyboards and video production to major design changes and development challenges.

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   How We Made “Your Warming World”

   By Peter Aldhous, Chris Amico, and Erin Kissane

   Posted on January 25, 2013

   New Scientist’s Peter Aldhous and NPR’s Chris Amico break down the data, mapping, and interface details of their collaboration on Your Warming World.

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   How We Made Snow Fall

   By Steve Duenes, Erin Kissane, Andrew Kueneman, Jacky Myint, Graham Roberts, and Catherine Spangler

   Posted on January 1, 2013

   Reporters, designers, developers, and editors who worked on the NYT’s Snow Fall explain how they pulled it off.