I’m not entirely sure what we’re looking at here, other than relationships between…
Nathan Yau
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Mexican drug cartel network map
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What New Yorkers complain about
Wired, in collaboration with Pitch Interactive, has a look at complaints called in…
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Find the names in your data with Mr. People
Inspired by Shan Carter’s simple data converter, appropriately named Mr. Data Converter, Matthew…
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Best of FlowingData – October 2010
Here are the most popular posts of October, according to combination of views…
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Simple analysis makes Expedia extra $12m
There was a problem on Expedia where a lot of people were choosing…
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Open thread: How do you start working on a data graphic?
People approach data in different ways, especially across different fields. When you’re presented…
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When people break up, according to Facebook updates
For his book The Visual Miscellaneum, David McCandless, along with Lee Byron, had…
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Review: Atlas of Science, Visualizing What We Know
Katy Börner, professor of information science, catalogs visualization and science in Atlas of…
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FlowingData is brought to you by…
My many thanks to the FlowingData sponsors. They help me keep the servers…
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Keeping an eye on election results
All eyes here in the states will be on election results tonight, and…
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Past century of government and economy
John Palmer has a look at the past 100 years of government and…
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Issues Americans care about
Every year the Pew Research Center asks Americans what their top political priority…
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Billionaires’ favorite politicians
Jon Bruner for Forbes reports on billionaire contributions to politicians over the past…
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The Election on Twitter
In what seems to have become an expectation during all major events, a…
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Data Underload #24 – My Candy
One pound for them. Nine pounds for you. Happy Halloween. Watch out for…
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Stat concepts to the tune of Gershwin
Stat people will probably find this amusing. For the rest, this might make…
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Famous logos and brands simplified
How well do you know your logos and brands? Or more importantly, how…
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Why everyone should learn programming
Daniel Shiffman, assistant professor at the NYU Interactive Telecommunications Program, talks programming, computation,…
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How people in your area spend money
The personal finance site Mint aggregates spending data from four million users. At…
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How to turn data into money →
Essentially, do something more with the data than plopping it front of people. There’s a small niche (for now) as data provider. Demand is much higher for storyteller.