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This was the first [proper] week of the Alpha build project. The team from Methods have moved in to a corner…
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This is the second volume of the ONS Digital blog weeknotes. The vast majority of volume one were written by…
Read more on weeknote [α]Cats, “it depends” & invisible visualisation
I can be a little bit sceptical about conferences; perhaps I’m scarred from years of attending statistically focussed events where…
Read more on Cats, “it depends” & invisible visualisationIntroducing our pilot Tabular Data Package
I hear the term ‘open’ all the time – open source, open data, open by default. This post continues along…
Read more on Introducing our pilot Tabular Data PackageAnswering the Alpha Question?
Every profession has a secret language all of its own that frequently baffles newcomers. Working at the Office for National…
Read more on Answering the Alpha Question?The Graphical Web 2014: How Was It For You?
Over the last few days, ONS Digital staff have been busy running The Graphical Web 2014: Visual Storytelling at the…
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The only thing I remember from geography lessons at school was Oxbow lakes, that thing where a river makes a…
Read more on ONS-API, Understanding GeographyWhat’s in a name? Apparently Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Marvel and more
(By Rachel Lewis, Editorial Team) I’ve been thinking about data journalism recently and at the Editorial team in Digital Publishing…
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The other weekend I attended LeedsHack, partly as this is a really nice friendly hackday and also to give the API…
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(By Lauren Bradford, Social Media Manager) Twitter Analytics was updated last month allowing the export of data back to October…
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