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Did you know… (Identifier Bubble)
Welcome to our series on helpful tips for PolicyMap. With over 4,000 indicators of data and many features, we hope our weekly tips can help users better utilize PolicyMap. For a complete training, please join a free online session here: … Continue reading
Posted in Did You Know Series, Support
Tagged Did You Know Series, Identifier Bubble, Support, Training
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Housing by the Numbers
by Henry Woodbury Filed under: Visual Explanation Carl Bialik, The Numbers Guy at The Wall Street Journal (WSJ.com), directs attention to a new site that culls public government data to map neighborhoods, cities, and states by real-estate values, demographics, income and … Continue reading
Posted in News/Press Releases, Online Buzz
Tagged Dynamic Diagrams, PolicyMap In the News
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Interesting tool for viewing US census data
Policymap offers a slick, map interface for viewing US census data. Use it to check out your own neighborhood, or those of neighborhoods you are interested in. Here is a map of the middle swathe of the US mapped by … Continue reading
Posted in News/Press Releases, Online Buzz
Tagged PolicyMap In the News, Voice of Iyov
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Map Your Neighborhood, by the Numbers
By The Numbers Guy, Carl Bialik A new Web site allows home buyers, real-estate developers, nonprofit groups and any other interested parties to map neighborhoods for free using a wide range of data, such as per-capita income, education levels and … Continue reading
Posted in News/Press Releases, Publications
Tagged PolicyMap In the News, Wall Street Journal
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