Blend Interactive maps points of control for the Web 2.0 Summit in the…
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Battle for Web supremacy
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The Muppets name etymology
I know you were confused about Muppet names. I hope this venn diagram…
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An approximate answer
Far better an approximate answer to the right question, which is often vague,…
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The future of self-service banking
Too many slots. Too many buttons. Spanish bank BBVA and design consultancy IDEO…
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Social life of Foursquare users mapped
Foursquare, the location-based social network, lets people share their location with others in…
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Faith and poverty in the world
Using data from a recent Gallup report showing a correlation between wealth and…
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Various ways to rate a college
There are a bunch of college ratings out there to help students decide…
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Poll: What do you use to analyze and/or visualize data?
I asked this same question a couple of years back. I wonder: has…
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Tracking firefly trails in the forest
Physicist Kristian Cvecek hangs out in the forest sometimes to take these beautiful…
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Simple data converter from Excel
If you’ve ever created an interactive graphic or anything else that requires that…
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Statistical literacy guides for the basics
You can get pretty far with data graphics with just limited statistical knowledge,…
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Problem solving flowchart (slightly crass)
Flowchart Friday, anyone? This one describes the process to solve all of your…
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Mapping the moves of New York residents
A couple of months back, WNYC’s The Brian Lehrer Show asked listeners who…
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Discuss: Graphs on Old Spice YouTube campaign
I trust we’ve all seen the OldSpice YouTube campaign by now? This graphic…
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Real-time match display for the US Open
The tennis US Open is in full swing, and since you’re at work,…
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FlowingData is brought to you by…
A big thank you to FlowingData sponsors for their support. They help me…
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What different sorting algorithms sound like
Last month we saw sorting algorithms visualized in rainbow technicolor. Now, by Rudy…
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Best of FlowingData – August 2010
It’s been a hectic month. With one month left until my thesis defense,…
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How to visualize data with cartoonish faces ala Chernoff
The goal of Chernoff faces is to show a bunch of variables at once via facial features like lips, eyes, and nose size. Most of the time there are better solutions, but the faces can be interesting to work with.
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A house that knows when you’re happy and sad
Auger Loizeau, in collaboration with Reyer Zwiggelaar and Bashar Al-Rjoub, describe their smart-home…
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