Nathan Yau

Ruslan Enikeev created a searchable Internet map of links and bubbles, showing over…

From the Guardian US, a simple site that tells you if a record…

No doubt there is going to be a lot of tweeting about the…

A lot of Olympic events are over and done with in a few…

Lee Drutman, a Senior Fellow at the Sunlight Foundation, compared the tax returns…

Google releases API to make rooms digitally interactive

Another site to turn your personal data into an infographic. Why?

It only took a kajillion dollars, but they finally have one

Maximum vector length making its way to 2⁵²; “That’s a lot of McNuggets.”

The Washington Post has a fine graphic on swimming world records and the…

Applying new techniques to old Census data

Stupid 10-second rule

Results from Pew survey on what to look forward to and what not to

Layers of a data-driven application

Data science: tools vs. craft. It takes more than a program to do something useful.

Carnegie Mellon statistics professor Cosma Shalizi considers the differences and similarities between statistics…

Adam Cole and Nelson Hsu for NPR plotted the percentage of people, ages…

Using the same tech Martin Wattenberg and Fernanda Viegas created to show wind…

Reducing complexity

“I’m a firm believer in finding the smartest people you can, and letting them use whatever works best.”