Wherever more attention or the appearance of it equates to more money, there…
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Analysis of fake YouTube views
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Charting the similarity of summer songs
Popular summer songs have had a bubbly, generic feel to them the past…
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Detailed Intentions of a Map, When Everything Leads to Nothing, Designing for Misinterpretations
The New York Times published an election map. A lot of people did not like the map, arguing that it was an inaccurate representation. Those who did like the map argued that one must consider intent before throwing a map to the flames.
What happens when intended use and actual use do not match up?
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Bucket o’ companies compared to Apple $1 trillion value
Apple’s value passed $1 trillion on Thursday, and as tradition requires, we must…
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Changing Twitter, with Statistics
Earlier this year, The New York Times investigated fake followers on Twitter showing…
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Products with tariffs in the trade war
The trade war started in January of this year when the administration imposed…
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Subway delays visually explained
Adam Pearce for The New York Times describes the sad state of affairs…
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Average first leaf appearance, as animated map
The USA National Phenology Network uses a computer model to estimate heat build-up…
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Mikaela Shiffrin pulling away for gold
Mikaela Shiffrin won her first gold medal in PyeongChang with a fraction of…
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Olympian mechanics
Well this is awesome. The New York Times highlighted four olympians with a…
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Olympians in your living room through augmented reality
Well this is awesome. The Winter Olympics start this Friday, and The New…
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Is there something wrong with democracy?
Max Fisher and Amanda Taub, for The New York Times, answer the question…
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Surprise, the world was warmer again in 2017
According to NASA estimates, 2017 was the second warmest year on record since…
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Getty Center fire resistance
Fire spread over Los Angeles, but the famous art works in the Getty…
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Ed Sheeran’s creative process explained with music visualization
The New York Times is back at it in explaining the creative process.…
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Worries over the 2020 Census
Michael Wines, reporting for The New York Times:
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2017 Chart Diary →
Adam Pearce, a New York Times graphics editor, provides the notes and thinking behind the charts he made during the year.
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Every tax cut and increase in House Republicans’ bill
The House Republicans will vote on a tax bill soon that adds about…
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Carbon emissions goals vs. current paths
Brad Plumer and Nadja Popovich reporting for The New York Times:
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Map of Santa Rosa fires
Using both satellite images and ground surveys, The New York Times maps the…