The title says it all. Jonathon Green, a slang lexicographer, has two new…
Infographics
Telling stories with data and graphics.
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Extensive timelines of slang for genitalia
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A second on the Internet →
In a straightforward view of online activity, Designly shows the approximate number of…
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Size comparison of everything
If you’re like me, you often wonder how big the Stay Puft Marshmallow…
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Internet critique as infographic music video
I’m not entirely sure how to interpret this music video from Franz Ferdinand,…
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Climbing the income ladder →
In a study conducted by researchers at Harvard and UC Berkeley, data shows…
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Housing price changes →
Shan Carter and Kevin Quealy for The New York Times updated their housing…
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Income inequality, real and personal
In a different take on the income inequality issue, the Economic Policy Institute,…
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Money on the Bench
The New York Times has a set of tickers that keep track of the money spent on players who are injured sitting on the bench.
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Guide to Arrested Development jokes →
In celebration of Arrested Development’s return via Netflix, NPR combed through the jokes…
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Lego venn diagram →
Profound.…
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Stop motion video: Food you can buy for $5 in different countries
This stop motion video from BuzzFeed shows how much food you can buy…
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Flowchart for movie time travel →
Mr. Dalliard provides this handy flowchart to organize time travel movies. And yes,…
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Orbiting planets found by NASA Kepler mission
The Kepler mission by NASA has discovered more than 100 planets that orbit…
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Wealth distribution in America
This video clearly describes the distribution of wealth in America using a set…
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Personal space per person in various countries
How much space is there per person in different countries? Andrew Bergmann for…
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Distance to Mars
Long distances (and big numbers) can be difficult grasp. Designers Jesse Williams and…
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How a cab driver makes money
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, cab drivers and chauffeurs make a…
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Deleted Slides
Science graphics editor Jonathan Corum of The New York Times is great at distilling complex ideas for a wide audience. He gave a talk at Tapestry a while back. He also recently put up his deleted slides.