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Release Notes: Enhanced project management, an easier way to count pages and other MuckRock and DocumentCloud updates

In the last two weeks the MuckRock team released the ability to pin your projects on DocumentCloud, the ability to update your card on file without making a new purchase and several Add-On improvements including two new Add-Ons: OCR Scheduler and Page Counter.

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Release Notes: The return of project embeds and much more on DocumentCloud

Release Notes: The return of project embeds and much more on DocumentCloud

One of DocumentCloud’s marquee features has always been the ability to embed documents within articles and other webpages. Now you can embed whole collections of documents for readers to browse.

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Pennsylvania's state capital, facing costly improvements, looks to privatization of its water system

Pennsylvania’s state capital, facing costly improvements, looks to privatization of its water system

As part of MuckRock’s collaboration with Food & Water Watch, we’ve submitted a request to the City of Harrisburg to learn more about their plans and existing conversations with private water companies.

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Digging Deeper: An investigation into corporate control of water

Digging Deeper: An investigation into corporate control of water

Food & Water Watch intern Gabrielle Rosenthal shares what she learned working on our project to look into water privatization across the country.

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Food & Water Watch and MuckRock join together on a water privatization FOIA project

Food & Water Watch and MuckRock join together on a water privatization FOIA project

Today, Food & Water Watch and MuckRock are announcing a joint project to identify and shed a light on efforts to privatize the country’s public water systems. The organizations will be submitting public records requests to the largest water systems in the United States - from Puerto Rico to California and in between - looking for the latest corporate attempts to absorb community water supplies into their revenue streams.

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