Introducing ShovelWatch.org: Tracking the Stimulus From Bills to Building
Today, we’re launching ShovelWatch.org, the latest step in our joint project to track the stimulus with New York’s WNYC Radio and public radio show “The Takeaway.” With ShovelWatch.org you’ll be able to see all the stories we and our partners have done on the largest domestic spending bill in U.S. history. We’re also highlighting the best reporting from around the Web on the stimulus. (And yes, that’s just a start. We will also be recruiting you—our readers—to help the track the bill and its effects.)
Want to know more? Here’s our press release.
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