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• Packet Visualizer/Animator DONE! (ish) and Tool Posted for Download

  
  Jack Whitsitt: Art and Security in Washington, DC — Authority: 93
  Whew. I can relax. For the past 2-3 months, I’ve been working on my first real Objective-C project (my iphone app is still going, it just took a back seat to this): An application that will read tcpdump output and animate the packets over time using their inherent byte / packet structure And now…it’s up ...
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• Tags Versus Categories

  
  Hypermodern - Pete Ippel - Artist / Athlete — Authority: 110
  Here is my general mind map of tags vs. categories. Download the .pdf here.
  3 days ago

• In what order to display data series?

  
  Slides that stick - PowerPoint presentation design — Authority: 421
  Look at the data of your stacked bar and column charts. I prefer to put the series that changes the most last, so it becomes very clear what variables are changing, and what variables not.
  5 days ago

• Flex 5: AdvancedDataGrid

  
  Flex Pasta — Authority: 93
  Ever since the AdvancedDataGrid joined the SDK it has been a bit of a love hate relationship.  The great features the grid brought were essential for many projects and usually centerpieces in an application’s functionality.  But the shocking part was the amount of bugs and lines of code(30,000+ lines…yikes!) ...
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• Tom Wujec demos the 13th-century astrolabe at TED

  
  { design@tive } information design — Authority: 131
  Rather than demo another new technology, Tom Wujec reaches back to one of our earliest but most ingenious devices — the astrolabe. With thousands of uses, from telling time to mapping the night sky, this old tech reminds us that the ancient can be as brilliant as the brand-new. Tom Wujec demos the 13th-century ...
  6 days ago

• Tufte’s Granddad

  
  Blog about Stats — Authority: 112
  Are you in need for holiday presents in the office and on a tight budget? Why not go back in time and shop for books out of copyright. The Internet Archive is here to help. Check out Willard Cope Brinton : Graphic presentation (1939) , and delve into an ancestor to the Tufte books. You can read this book ...
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• Root Wireless Raises $3.25M Series B

  
  Xconomy — Authority: 703
  deals , VC , wireless Gregory T. Huang wrote: Bellevue, WA-based Root Wireless, a maker of technologies that analyze and map the performance of cellular networks and devices, announced today it has closed $3.25 million in Series B funding co-led by Fred Warren and Oliver Grace, Jr. Also participating in ...
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• Web 2.0 Expo NYC Wrap Up

  
  SmartLogic Solutions Blog — Authority: 104
  John and I went to the Web 2.0 Expo in New York City last week to learn about new trends in Web 2.0 and to try meet interesting people in the industry. We had fun, and I even won a Flip Ultra HD from the folks at a party hosted by Rackspace and Neustar. [...]
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• A Landscape Generated From Silence

  
  Leapfroglog — Authority: 118
  So a few weeks ago, before he went surfing in Morocco , m’colleague Alper reported in an elaborate fashion on the project he and I did for the artist Sarah van Sonsbeeck . If you’re into data visualization and information design and you haven’t read it already, I encourage you to do so right now . I thought ...
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• visualizing empires decline

  
  detritus. — Authority: 131
  Video: Visualizing Empires Decline via @tylercurtain
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• MSNBC interactive editor Vu Nguyen discusses stimulus tracker

  
  Innovative Interactivity — Authority: 464
  MSNBC’s stimulus tracker I was pleasantly surprised to see Vu Nguyen’s blog “ BiofusionDesign ” come back alive recently with several posts about his latest mapping projects at MSNBC. The best part about it is that he discusses what tools he used for specific projects, and other “behind the scenes” ...
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• Exploring the impact of imaging technology on reality

  
  Smart Economy — Authority: 126
    Imaging is the use of machines to enhance humans ability to perceive things, often by producing visible phenomena that cannot be seen with the naked eye. But, can imaging technology distort reality and even change what humans perceive to be real? A team of scholars led by two philosophers at Rochester ...
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• HISTORICAL BUBBLE GRAPHS

  
  Blog about Stats — Authority: 112
  There are not only statistical bubble graphs . Look at this historical one! It isn’t perfect (some countries are not represented, information could be much more elaborate), but amazing! Thanks Nicolas for this hint.
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• Testing Country Code Widget

  
  Garry's Blog — Authority: 104
  
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• The Luxury of Protest

  
  Design anywhere and digital culture | Netdiver Magazine — Authority: 506
  Up-close with a complex data visualisation poster for A B Peace and Terror project created by The Luxury of Protest.
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• PDC News Day 2: IE9, Office 2010, Silverlight 4, Pivot

  
  Sarah In Tampa — Authority: 517
  Wednesday, the second day of Microsoft’s Professional Developer Conference , was jam-packed with news about upcoming products, beta releases and more. If you didn’t tune into the live stream, here’s what you missed: Internet Explorer 9 Arguably one of the bigger announcements from PDC, Steven Sinofsky gave ...
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• Nonsequential Narratives: Hypertextual Books

  
  Brain Pickings — Authority: 538
  What your weapon of choice has to do with the evolution of storytelling. Remember Choose Your Own Adventure gamebooks, the interactive fiction hit of the 80’s? Designer Christian Swinehart is dissecting the genre in CYOA — an incredibly ambitious atomic-level structural analysis of a dataset of 12 ...
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• An even better population pyramid

  
  Blog about Stats — Authority: 112
  Today Statistics Germany published their latest population projection until the year 2060. Together with this data the animated population pyramid was updated as well. Most notable is a new layout that will put the assumptions right beside the pyramid and will let you switch between four different scenarios for the ...
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• What Drives American Spending? (Part 2)

  
  Political Calculations — Authority: 524
  Having looked at age-driven spending in the United States, well next plunge into the BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey data for 2008 to see how income affects how much and on what people buy! Here, we combined the 2008s data for those with average annual incomes below $70,000 and those above $70,000 , keeping ...
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• Making Graphics Sexy Does Make a Difference

  
  Ad Your Comment Here — Authority: 110
  Sami Ben Gharbia passed along a good link on Twitter about how you can never have too many graphics in your data representations .  The CNN article focuses on government and organizational data, which, to date, has been considered highly useful, but pretty boring.  Where is this trend going? “A booming ...
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