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More from Dipity: Manchester Evening News plots congestion charge coverage

August 26th, 2008 Posted by Laura Oliver in Multimedia, Newspapers

The Manchester Evening News has used free online tool Dipity to create an interactive timeline of the paper’s coverage of a proposed congestion charge for Greater Manchester.

The timeline features text and images from key dates in the ongoing story, dating back to January 10 2005.

The information can also be displayed and browsed by text-only, images-only or on a map.

The Liverpool Daily Post recently used the same online tool to create an interactive timeline for its diary of a day in Liverpool.

Tags: Liverpool, Manchester, Manchester Evening News, online tool, The Liverpool Daily Post

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October 9th, 2008 at 5:45 pm
[...] tool has previously been used by the Manchester Evening News for its coverage of a proposed congestion charge for the city; and the Liverpool Daily Post to create a 24-hour snapshot of Liverpool as this year’s [...]
Manchester Congestion Charge Protester Says:

November 11th, 2008 at 8:34 pm
Anyone who is in two minds about how to vote in the “referendum” can see the protest website Manchester Congestion Charge for more information.

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