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Tag Archives: data visualisation
Infographic reveals most common word used in 2010’s top pop songs as… “OH”
Part of this blog is about creating our own infographics, which I’ve done previously. What I haven’t done yet though is produce a Wordle. The site allows the user to input any text and it automatically produces an infographic displaying … Continue reading
Simon Rogers: “Infographics are just as much journalism as a written piece is”
Beautiful infographics are great to look at but they don’t mean a thing without good data. We caught up with Guardian data journalist and recent XCity Award winner Simon Rogers to talk infographics from a data point of view. Hi Simon! … Continue reading
Posted in Hints and Tips, Interviews
Tagged Afghanistan, breakdown, data journalism, data visualisation, Datablog, Datastore, infographics, Interview, Simon Rogers, The Guardian, Tips, Wikileaks, xcity
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Infographics News Flash
Next Saturday 9th April, trendy East London magazine Dazed and Confused launches its first day-long festival. Hosted over 5 venues, the day promises to be spectacular, fusing brain-shredding DJ sets with brain-building lectures. The one that particularly standsout – the … Continue reading
Posted in Infographics we like!, News
Tagged data art, data visualisation, dazed and confused, infographics
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Is the iPhone the world’s most popular camera?
If this infographic from Geekaphone is anything to go by then it could well be: The infographic begins with the journey of the Apple device as a camera, first looking at the specs of of the Apple QuickTake from the … Continue reading
Posted in Hints and Tips, Infographics we like!, News
Tagged Apple, data visualisation, Flickr, Geekaphone, Hipstamatic, infographics, Instagram, iPad 2, iPhone, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4
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Create your own InfoMap!
I have always looked in wonder at those clever coloured maps in the Guardian, where they give each country a different colour according to population, economy, birth rate or any other variable. But could I produce something like it myself? … Continue reading
Twinfographics
We’ve stumbled upon this adorable post from our friends over at Social Media In Journalism who’ve put together a post on infographics which use data from social media networks (what else!). Click here to view the original post. I’m a … Continue reading
Posted in Infographics we like!
Tagged data visualisation, Facebook, infographics, Nikki Osman, social media, Twitter
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Libya Infographics
Following on from a previous post on infographics on the Japan tsunami, this week sees the Dummies look at how data on the events concerning Libya have been visually covered. We turn first to the Russian news agency Ria Novosti for their … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged data visualisation, Globe and Mail, infographics, libya, Russia
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Data journalism using infographics
Unless you have a)been living under a particularly heavy rock, in the middle of nowhere, with no human contact or b)zero interest in journalism trends, the rise of ‘data journalism‘ will not be anything new to you. However, the term … Continue reading
Posted in Hints and Tips, Infographics we like!
Tagged data journalism, data visualisation, infographics
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Japan Earthquake Infographics
The tragic events of the Japan earthquake, tsunami and their after-effects have played out on on rolling news screens and in print for every conceivable moment during the last few days. As more and more information is ammassed and collated … Continue reading
My First Infographic: Haribo Sweets
I wanted my first infographic to mean something to me. Personal, significant, epic. What could be more appropriate than analysing the data of a bag of sweets? I’m waiting for the Guardian Data Blog’s phone call. (Yes, I used Paint).