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Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project

By Pat Jakopchek on 06.14.16

The Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project works to exonerate wrongfully convicted prisoners in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. MAIP also advocates for policies that would help stop wrongful convictions from occurring in the first place. The new website is a skinned WordPress theme, which is a great website option for...

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One Fair Wage

By Isaac Salazar on 03.06.16

This spring we created a new website for One Fair Wage, the Restaurant Opportunity Centers United's campaign to make sure all workers are paid a living wage. The new website is fully custom and focused on engaging users. There are quick action items on the right side of the site...

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New Website Redesign — CaloneForCongress.com

By Pat Jakopchek on 09.23.15

We’re excited to announce that we just redesigned the website for Dave Calone’s congressional campaign in New York’s 1st District! Websites like CaloneForCongress.com are perfect for congressional races because skinned Wordpress themes lend legitimacy to your campaign without breaking the bank. The new website has

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What does SEME mean for you?

By Henri Makembe on 08.27.15

There has been a lot of news recently about how Google could control upcoming elections using the Search Engine Manipulation Effect (SEME) after a recent study by Robert Epstein and Ronald Robertson found that the order of results in a web search affects candidate preference. In lab experiments with a Google-like search engine,...

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