The THINK exhibit from IBM just opened up at Lincoln Center in New…
Nathan Yau
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Live data wall and immersive film at THINK exhibit
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The Fortune 500, 1955 to 2010
Since 1955, Fortune Magazine has published a list of America’s 500 largest companies.…
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Deleted Geocities archive visualized as city
In a time long ago, there existed a place on the Internet called…
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Who does all the text messaging? Young adults by far.
The Pew Internet and American Life Project published the results of their texting…
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5 misconceptions about visualization
Last month, I had the pleasure of spending a week at the Census…
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Rectangular subdivisions of the world
Eric Fischer, who continues his string of mapping fun and doesn’t even do…
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Musical spectrum analysis
Jon-Kyle Mohr visualizes the musical spectrum of a song in this mesmerizing video.…
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Imager shows cross-sections of everyday objects – analog version
GE shows how their body imaging technology can take detailed pictures of insides…
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Quick time series visualization with Cube
Seeing how things change over time can be important for a business so…
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How do Americans spend their days?
One of my favorite data graphics is an interactive piece by The New…
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Explore large image collections with ImagePlot
When we make charts and graphs, we usually think of the data abstractions…
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Yoda pie chart
“Do or do not. There is no try.” — Yoda [via]…
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World population densities mapped
National Geographic has a look at where and how we live:
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Smart people talk about art and data
A few months ago, a packed crowd gathered in Minneapolis for the Eyeo…
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BBC Knowledge
This is totally sunshine and lollipops, but it has a good flow to…
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PDF data woes
We do not provide these tables in Excel or CSV format. You will…
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The United Kingdom of McDonald’s
In a follow-up to his ever popular McMap that showed distance to the…
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Freight railroad mergers
Not many people ride the train anymore, but a lot of inventory is…
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Breast cancer conversations
With Breast Cancer Awareness Month coming up in October, data visualization firm Periscopic…
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Last.fm scrobbles as calendar heat map
Martin Dittus, a former Last.fm employee, grabbed listening data for staff, moderators, and…