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    Christine SchmidtJanuary 27, 2020
    Text-for-housing-data service Outlier Media and MuckRock combine to close more information gaps around the country
    The two companies are now one, and they’ll soon launch a service similar to Outlier’s Detroit project in Milwaukee.
    Christine SchmidtJune 11, 2018
    In the hunt for sustainability, DocumentCloud and MuckRock are joining together as one organization
    “It’s a much better problem to have: How are you going to make those all work together, rather than how are you going to make it work at all.”
    With $440,000 in funding, MuckRock is expanding its mission to improve access to public records
    Twice the FOIA fun: MuckRock bulks up its records request resources with the free FOIA Machine tool
    Shan WangSeptember 30, 2016
    As government records move from paper to email to channels like Slack, how should FOIA keep up?
    “I have a love-hate relationship with FOIA.”
    Joseph LichtermanJuly 14, 2016
    MuckRock is launching a national database of FOIA exemptions
    “One of the things that MuckRock focused on in the beginning was to de-intimidate requests. We want to do the same thing with the appeals process.”
    Joseph LichtermanSeptember 3, 2015
    FOIA site MuckRock launches new efforts to let users track projects and contribute to reporting costs
    MuckRock is also debuting project pages that will highlight groups of FOIA requests and let users follow specific stories.
    Justin EllisMarch 5, 2014
    Embrace the unbundling: The Boston Globe is betting it’ll be stronger split up than unified
    The Globe is switching to a metered paywall and turning Boston.com into an independent news site. Now the paper plans to increase its digital presence with new sites covering technology and religion.
    If you love storytelling and public records, MuckRock has the podcast for you
    For MuckRock.com, the new Freedom of the Press Foundation will mean more muck, more rocks
    The FOIA-generating startup will benefit from the new foundation aimed at crowdsourcing donations to news organizations. Dan Kennedy
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