Nick Judd
Chicago
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online politics, government and political data, new york city, national politics, media, politics, new york city tech, social media, technology
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Nick Judd’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Nick Judd has been writing and researching politics, technology, media, and their intersection for more than 10 years.
Nick uses a mix of quantitative and qualitative methods, including computational analysis of administrative data, classical and Bayesian statistics, semi-structured interviews, and archival research.
Nick maintains a small suite of open-source software projects for researchers and journalists to acquire and clean government data sets.
Nick's list of prior affiliations includes…
Nick Judd’s Journalist Portfolio
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The Obama Campaign's Legacy: Listen, Experiment, and Analyze Everything
How Obama for America Made Its Facebook Friends Into Effective Advocates
For Romney's Digital Campaign, a Second-Place Finish
Why Campaigns Are Happy Your Vote Isn't as Private as Many Think It Is
If Your Friend Writes a Political Rant on Facebook, Will It Change Your Mind?
For Internet Freedom Activists, Dubai is a Warning: Finally Live Up to the "Inclusive" Label Or Else
Interview
See all 8 answers →What was your first job as a journalist?
A full-time intern reporter at The Jersey Journal in Jersey City, NJ.
Have you ever used a typewriter?
Yes -- My mother had two of them. I did some of my first writing on them when I was a child.
How is social media changing news?
Social media speeds up the pace of news and makes it easier for any outlet -- or person -- to get attention.