Editor's Note: Noise Pollution: Why more data isn't better data
What Nate Silver's "The Signal and the Noise" can teach publishers
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Brian Howard
Take a look for yourself. We think our annual tips issue will help you tune out the noise, and tune into the sweet sounds of publishing success.
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