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March 25, 2013
What percentage of edits to English-language Wikipedia articles are from local people?
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As part of our on-going efforts to explore the geographies of participation in Wikipedia, we have calculated the percentage of local edit...
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March 22, 2013
IronSheep 2013
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Inspired by the Iron Chef television series, we are holding our second annual IronSheep geo-hackathon. This year we'll be in Los Ang...
March 09, 2013
Location! The Importance of Geo-Data: Mark and Monica at SXSW
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For any of our fans who might be in Austin this weekend for SXSW, be sure to check out the panel that Mark and Monica organized this Tuesda...
February 13, 2013
The Urban Geographies of Tweets in Africa
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This is a quick post containing a few visualisations of information densities in a selection of African cities. Below, you can find maps ...
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February 07, 2013
The Maps of Sheepallenge
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In our first annual Sheepallenge competition , teams from around the world (well, parts of it anyways) competed to produce the best visualiz...
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January 29, 2013
New Special Issue of E&PA: Situating Neogeography
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The new special issue of Environment and Planning A on neogeography edited by Matthew Wilson and Mark Graham, and featuring a handful of pi...
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January 11, 2013
Premier League teams on Twitter (or why Liverpool wins the league and the Queen might support West Ham)
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Have you ever wondered where Premier League football teams draw most of their support from? Or what the geography of fandom i...
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