The Guardian 's award-winning datablog was set up to publish and analyse hundreds of raw datasets. Behind these huge quantities of seemingly benign figures -- released under the auspices of transparency -- lie astonishing revelations about, among other things, how the Government is really spending our taxes, not to mention their expenses, how funds are being allocated in Iraq and Afghanistan, and just what effect austerity measures are having on youth unemployment.
Facts are Sacred gathers together the most telling findings of the blog, presenting the data in graphic form and proving just how much there is to find behind the headlines.
| ISBN: | 9780852653715 |
| Publication date: | 1st January 1998 |
| Author: | Simon Rogers |
| Publisher: | Guardian Books an imprint of Random House UK |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 224 pages |
| Genres: |
News media and journalism |
The Guardian 's award-winning datablog was set up to publish and analyse hundreds of raw datasets. Behind these huge quantities of seemingly benign figures -- released under the auspices of transparency -- lie astonishing revelations about, among other things, how the Government is really spending our taxes, not to mention their expenses, how funds are being allocated in Iraq and Afghanistan, and just what effect austerity measures are having on youth unemployment.
Facts Are Sacred features in the following genres: News media and journalism
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Facts Are Sacred was written by Simon Rogers and published by Guardian Books an imprint of Random House UK
Facts Are Sacred has 224 pages
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