One of the central tenets of the Knight News Challenge grant for Citytracking was that the work would happen in public, and that we’d make the work public as we go. The project has been downloadable on GitHub for some time now, and…

Working closely with Dutch broadcasting heavies VPRO, yesterday we launched Nederland van Boven(“Netherlands from Above”), an interactive map of the Netherlands to accompany the forthcoming broadcast of a series of shows about this…

I’m a little late in posting about our new project with the Museum of Modern Art in New York, designed to accompany the Museum’s exhibit on Andy Warhol’s screen tests.The project was designed to let the public participate in a central…

Today’s the day to announce, along with Laughing Squid and CNET, the public beta of Mondo Window, which lets you see what you’re looking at out your airplane window. As far as we know, this is the first sitedesigned…

The World by National Geographic is live

The World, Stamen’s first iPad app and our first project with the National Geographic…

The OneBayArea Travel Map that we worked on with the good people at MIG, Inc is live athttp://maps.onebayarea.org/, and shows you approximately how far you can get from any point in the Bay Area by car, public transit, bike, or on foot, at particular times of the day. You can…

Dotspotting.org is officially live with some new features and swanky new cartography.

We’re pleased to be featured in a second design exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, Talk To Me, curated by Paola Antonelli and opening to the press tonight.

Sometimes I wish I could be as disciplined as my friends at Berg, who’ve been faithfully writing up weeknotes rain or shine for 308 weeks now. These days it’s a struggle to even participate in all the things that are going on around the studio, much less write about it. In my head sometimes we’re still just a…