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New Research Tool for Visualizing Two Million Hours of Television News
Guest post by Kalev Leetaru Today the Internet Archive announces a new interactive timeline visualization–the Television Explorer–that lets you trace how any keyword–think “emails”, “tax returns”, “alt-right”–has been covered on U.S. television news over the past half-decade. See the Television Explorer, … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Aljazeera America, Bloomberg, campaign, candidate, China, election, email, Eric Garner, FiveThirtyEight, GDLET, Greece, Michael Brown, Podesta, political, Politico, refugee, The Atlantic, The Guardian, The Washington Post, Trayvon Martin, TV news archive
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