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The Times’ Innovation Portfolio

The New York Times interactive group creates an online encyclopedia of all their stunning inventions, reports Cliff Kuang on Fast Company. “The Times interactive team has been creating path-breaking experiments in infographics and interaction design. Full Article at Experientia | Putting People First

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