Nathan Yau

Everyone knows that The New York Times produces great graphics. I bet you’re…

Congratulations to two of my most favorite visualization / design groups – IBM…

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The New York Times puts out another good one in this graphic for the talkies.

For your long, relaxing weekend, enjoy some long, relaxing reading.

Get comfortable, and enjoy the computation+journalism symposium from home.

I don’t think I’ve seen a single Rambo all the way through nor…

BreathingEarth is an animated map that represents death rate data from September 2005…

I just created a FlowingData Facebook group where (I hope) readers can discuss…

Jeffrey Heer and George G. Robertson investigate the benefits of using animation in statistical graphics.

Are online statistical tools sufficient to analyze our complex datasets?

Peace is what comes to mind when I think of my grandma.

Believe it or not, the box-and-whisker is not just a box and some whiskers.

Manhattan Timeformations looks like a series of interactive schematics from a video game,…

This spam visualization, by Irad Lee, was one of favorite projects at Visualizar.

Advances in News Gathering, Improving Journalism Workflow, Social Computing and Journalism, Ubiquitous Journalism.

In this age of abundant data, it is technically challenging to infuse graphics with as much of it as possible.

This guest post is by Hadley Wickham, a Statistics PhD candidate and a…

For fun, I tried graphing Clemens’ past ERAs against the ERAs for the 16 most recent hall of fame pitchers.

For your long, relaxing weekend, enjoy some visualization treats.