The best way to learn how to visualize data is to grab a…
Nathan Yau
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Visualization contests around the corner
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Exploring NYT news and its authors
The IBM Visual Communication Lab published their first of what I hope many…
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Better Life Index measures well-being across countries
OECD, with the help of Moritz Stefaner and Raureif, promote a well-being index…
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A deadly year of tornadoes
As reported by The New York Times, the tornado in Joplin, Missouri, known…
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Seven year itch: When do people get married and divorced?
The United States Census Bureau just released results from the Survey of Income…
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Data tales, revolution, and journalism
On the Media’s episode last week was on data, namely personal data collection,…
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Growing need for data heads
The New York Times, citing a number of bits from a recent McKinsey…
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Geography of hate
Richard Florida for The Atlantic takes a closer look at hate groups in…
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Super detailed map of the skies
The title just about says it all:
The Photopic Sky Survey is a… -
MacGyver recipe book – All 7 seasons of diversions and mischief
Oh. My. God. Fathom Information Design compiles every recipe from the show MacGyver:…
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Open thread: Can you spot the wrongness in this tax graph?
The argument behind this graph in The Wall Street Journal is that the…
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U.S. home prices as opera
Planet Money, a radio show on NPR covering the global economy, loves data,…
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Anatomy of a mashup
Mashups, the art of mixing multiple songs into one continuous song, is a…
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Plush statistical distribution pillows
For the statistical nerd in you or for the child you are raising…
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Ben Fry on visualization future and data literacy
Ben Fry, co-creator of Processing and head of Fathom Design, talks data visualization…
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Art reproduction incongruencies
When you think art reproduction, you probably think of something that looks almost…
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A century of deaths and a lot of fake blood
Rather than bars, bubbles, and dots, Clara Kayser-Bril, Nicolas Kayser-Bril, and Marion Kotlarski…
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How to map connections with great circles
There are various ways to visualize connections, but one of the most intuitive and straightforward ways is to actually connect entities or objects with lines. And when it comes to geographic connections, great circles are a nice way to do this.
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Ben Cerveny talks Planetary and where they go next
Planetary, the iPad app for music exploration by Bloom, has hit the ground…
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Flash vs. HTML5
Design firm Periscopic takes a look at the Flash versus HTML5 debate and…