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    Infographics  /  Jonathan Corum, link, New York Times, slides

    Science graphics editor Jonathan Corum of The New York Times is great at distilling complex ideas for a wide audience. He gave a talk at Tapestry a while back. He also recently put up his deleted slides.

  • A visualization of pi for high school math students

    Data Art  /  graffiti, Kickstarter

    On Kickstarter: A project that uses a visualization of pi to connect Brooklyn…

  • Internet Census

    Statistical Visualization  /  census, Internet

    Upon discovering hundreds of thousands open embedded devices on the Internet, an anonymous…

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    We’ve Reached Peak Infographic, and We’re No Smarter for It

    Design  /  link

    We’ve Reached Peak Infographic, and We’re No Smarter for It. Add another to the list of people who are tired of infographics that don’t say much. Again though, it’s best not to get too bent out of shape over low-quality work, and energy is much better spent working on things that shine.

  • Declining songwriter ratings with age

    Statistics  /  music

    Do singer-songwriters age well like a fine wine, or does quality decline with…

  • Interactive: Common chord progressions in 1,300 songs

    Network Visualization  /  interactive, music

    If you listen to the radio long enough, you’ve probably noticed that many…

  • A new brand of cartographer

    Maps  /  career, cartography

    Emily Underwood on new cartographers and the growing field:
    Geographers have traditionally studied…

  • How to be Interesting by Jessica Hagy

    Infographics  /  book, Jessica Hagy

    Jessica Hagy, the one who made Venn diagrams on index cards popular, has…

  • Monitor your surroundings with these sensors

    Self-surveillance  /  CubeSensors, sensors, Thermodo

    It wasn’t long ago that sensors and personal tracking seemed like pure nerdery.…

  • An exploration of how Oscar winners express gratitude

    Visualization  /  Oscars, text

    Each year, Oscar speeches seem to follow a similar format, with familiar names…

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    Geo Point Plotter

    Maps  /  link

    Geo Point Plotter by Derek Watkins is a quick and dirty mapper. Copy and paste latitude and longitude coordinates, and you get a simple map with dots on it.

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    John Snow’s Cholera data in more formats

    Data Sources  /  cholera, John Snow, link

    John Snow’s Cholera data in more formats. Includes death locations, pump locations, the original map, and Ordinance Survey maps. This could be useful for a class or if you want to kick the tires on some mapping software.

  • App shows what the Internet looks like

    Maps  /  Internet, iOS

    In a collaboration between PEER 1 Hosting, Steamclock Software, and Jeff Johnston, the…

  • Other ways to follow FlowingData

    Site News

    With Google Reader closing its doors in July (which stinks because I use…

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    A Globe Hack and Good Old Mercator

    Maps  /  globe, link, projections

    A Globe Hack and Good Old Mercator. An illustration of the Mercator map projection using pennies. There’s some distortion.

  • Feltron 2012 Annual Report

    Self-surveillance  /  Nicholas Felton, report

    Today might be pi day, but yesterday was Feltron Report day. The theme…

  • Choosing the right seat →

    Infographics  /  humor, seating

    It can be tricky picking the right seat at a dinner party. So…

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    Nate Silver Discusses Data Bias, Strangeness of Fame

    Statistics  /  link, Nate Silver

    At SXSW, Nate Silver discusses data bias and the strangeness of fame.

  • Word tree for any URL or Twitter username

    Network Visualization  /  Fernanda Viegas, Jason Davies, Martin Wattenberg, word tree

    In 2007, Martin Wattenberg and Fernanda Viégas created the word tree, a search…

  • Data hackathon challenges and why questions are important

    Statistics  /  DataKind, hackathons, Jake Porway

    Jake Porway, executive director of DataKind on data hackathons and why they require…

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