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Data and visual journalists at The Economist explain how their charts, maps and data analyses are made, alongside links to recent data-driven stories. Issues combine behind-the-scenes tool tests and methods with election and political analysis.
Clarity Lab publishes essays on financial reporting, financial modelling and decision support, with a focus on IBCS and ISO 24896 visualisation standards. Readers get worked examples and practitioner reflections on turning numbers into decision-ready analysis.
Data-driven football analysis covering the Premier League and EFL, with charts and tables on topics such as calendar-year league tables, squad retention and table-topping droughts. Readers get occasional, longer update emails linking to individual analysis pages.
Jotham Gunn's newsletter publishes short, data-driven pieces on Australian public policy and visualisations of public data, alongside practical tips for technical presenters. Readers get clear explanations of figures like foreign aid spending and survey results, plus concrete advice on making engineering talks easier to follow.
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