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To make space for your map on a small screen, maybe just cut the map in half.

As more charts shift to smaller screens, we have to find ways to save space but keep the data readable. There are options.

For NYT Opinion, Charlie Warzel and Stuart A. Thompson returned to the topic…

Joseph Cox, reporting for Motherboard:
Some app developers Motherboard spoke to were not…

Sara Morrison for Recode:
Then there’s Cuebiq, which collected location data through its…

Maddy Varner reporting for The Markup:
“All protesting and all marches are a…

In this issue I go over my somewhat delayed shift towards making charts that work in different screen sizes and the tools that work for me.

This is great. Daniel Goddemeyer and Dominikus Baur made Data Futures, which collects…

Daniel Goddemeyer and Dominikus Baur grew interested in cell reception while on the…

Data researcher and artist Mimi Onuoha looked at the personal location and messaging…

Just because there’s no content that comes with the metadata doesn’t make the latter useless.

Daily life in cities tends to differ from daily life in small towns,…

In parts of the world where there are few smartphones and GPS-enabled devices,…

In collaboration with Lift and Near Future Laboratory, Interactive Things explores digital traces…

There are a lot of ways to collect your location, whether it’s for…

AntiMap is an open source toolset that lets you record movements with your…

Not many people understand the importance of data privacy. They don’t get out…