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Tyler Kleykamp

A COVID-19 data dashboard developed by Johns Hopkins University has been a popular alternative to sites of varying quality created by state governments. (Samuel Corum / Getty Images)

The pandemic made open data bigger than ever. But it’s still pretty messy.

COVID-19 radically increased the public's appetite for data. But a year in, political shenanigans and limited federal standards make it difficult to fully understand the public health…
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