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The map representing the Russian campaign of the French army in 1812 is a true celebrity of the data visualization world, mostly known for its spectacular…
One of our data overlords, Google, organized a massive open online course (MOOC) called Making sense of data from March 18 to April 4. It…
The data visualization community seems to be looking for a bone to pick, but it hasn’t found one yet. At Visualized, it tried storytelling; at…
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There are many reasons you might know Jon Schwabish. He’s an economist at the CBO whose graphs have been shown in Congress, a freelance…
Infographics get a bad reputation because too many of them get data visualization wrong. Just now Kim Rees pointed out to Visually that their “staff…
Data is numbers reflecting a reality. In the debate about the Reuters graph, there seems to be two schools of thought: those who want…
Following the selection of a woman to head General Motors, there’s been some brouhaha on Twitter in reaction to the publication of a graph…
After completing a visual summary of the protagonists’ favored explanations in the death of Michelle O’Connell, I produced this visual timeline because it seemed that…
Walt Bogdanich and Glenn Silber have written a gripping article in the New York Times about the suspicious circumstances of Michelle O’Connell’s death, in September 2010….
