New York Times

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.

Along the same lines as Google Flu Trends, researchers at Microsoft, Stanford and…

With Pope Benedict XVI’s resignation, 116 cardinals from various regions have to come…

Shan Carter, Amanda Cox, and Mike Bostock for The New York Times, analyzed…

David Brooks for The New York Times on the philosophy of data and…

The New York Times mapped ratings for members of Congress, as given by…

Mike Bostock, Matthew Ericson and Robert Gebeloff for the New York Times explored…

With the election tomorrow, Mike Bostock and Shan Carter for the New York…

The New York Times provides a detailed look at the Sandy aftermath, across…

Mike Bostock and Shan Carter visualized how states have shifted parties over the…

As you’ve probably heard, Apple and Samsung have been in a bit of…

How many people does it take for there to be a 50% chance…

We’ve been hearing Olympic records rattled off for the past week, but it’s…

A lot of Olympic events are over and done with in a few…

Jonathan Corum for the New York Times mapped cloud coverage from April 2011…

Accompanying an article on the variations of the wealthiest one percent, The New…

There’s so much emphasis and attention on Black Friday, the day of sales…

Airlines have been merging, going out of business, and growing since forever. Karl…

Leading up to their book, Turning Pages: Editorial Design for Print Media, publisher…

Hannah Fairfield of the New York Times looks at driving habits and gas…