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Author Archives: Helly
TUC Anti-Cuts March
As you will have seen and read, the peaceful anti-cuts protest that took place in London over the weekend descended into what is now becoming expected: violence, thuggery and vandalism. What is perhaps more controversial than the actions of a … Continue reading
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Tagged Miliband, protest, speech, word cloud, wordle
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D’oh!
It was posted over three months ago, so we’re a little slow on the uptake (well, what do you expect from dummies like us?) but you have to take a look at this video called ‘Journalism in the Age of … Continue reading
Why not try a graphic CV?
You might have noticed times are tough and youngsters striving to get a job in competitive industries are searching for ever more inventive ways of standing out from the crowd. Why not follow Chris Spurlock’s example (that went viral earlier … Continue reading
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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
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Mark Hooson
You might remember Mark Hooson from when we posted his rather excellent BAFTA infographic (look here for a refresher). We thought it would be a nice idea to talk to the man behind the brilliance and get some top infographic … Continue reading
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Tagged infographics, Interview, Mark Hooson, Tips
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Info-static
Inforgraphics don’t have to be static images. In fact, a moving infographic can be just the ticket for comparing data in a timeline, as shown in this brilliant example by Hans Rosling. This shows that inforgraphics aren’t just a great … Continue reading
Living, breathing infographics.
I kid you not. We’ve recently discovered the work of Peter Orntoft, who has created infographics using photographs to depict the information the graphic conveys. It’s all about context. It all sounds a bit complicated, and for copyright reasons we … Continue reading
Going meta
We’ve gone data-crazy and made an infographic based on the entry for ‘Information Graphics’ on Wikipedia. Check it out: As you can see, the words ‘information’ and ‘graphic’ feature a lot. But what’s more interesting is that, if you … Continue reading
I can haz infographicz?
Malcolm Coles raises an important point on his site in this post: How to make infographics accessible and SEO friendly at the same time. Visual aids and pictoral representations of data are being used ever more in our online and … Continue reading
When infographics go wrong…
Thanks to Understanding Uncertainty for pointing out this howler (reproduced below, the original link is here). Taken from the January 4 edition of The Times newspaper, this infographic seeks to explain the history of VAT (Value Added Tax) rates in … Continue reading