The @nytimes originally labeled its interactive map the "Wuhan Coronavirus Map." It is now just the "Coronavirus Map." 
Deleted this tweet...I think I am wrong about this part. Trying to pin down when the change took place:
OK, hard to tell what happened because the @NYTimes uses URL-redirects to bounce you to new links from old URLs. But new map URL ("Coronavirus Map") first shows up on Feb 27th. The old URL, as of March 3rd, still had "Wuhan Coronavirus Map."
In case you missed the beginning of this thread, this is what provoked it:
This Feb 13 @NYTimes article links to the "Wuhan Coronavirus Map". But if you click on the link now, it takes you to the "Coronavirus Map." (Although if you look quickly, the old page flashes up before the redirect takes over.)
nytimes.com/2020/02/13/wor…
nytimes.com/2020/02/13/wor…
Note, by the way, the @nytimes did *not* changed the map name to the "COVID-19 Coronavirus Map"... they simply dropped "Wuhan"... so this is not some let's-use-the-new-WHO-designation move:
nytimes.com/interactive/20…
nytimes.com/interactive/20…
