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Network visualizations: the links that bind us
Network visualization is a great strategy to with data. This content formed by links and nodes is pretty interesting and can give us insightful information about any issue. When people find out the best techniques to get the essence of this type of content, it’s possible to communicate results in an open-viewed perspective. Keep reading and learn more about it!
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Euler and Venn Diagrams: They Aren’t Just for Fun
Venn and Euler (pronounced ‘oiler’) diagrams are incredibly popular on the internet as funny charts. They offer a simple way of depicting concepts of set theory. So, what’s the difference between the two? Why are they funny? Are they useful for real data?
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12 Great Visualizations That Made History
Most visualizations end up as passing follies that are significant in the short-term, but in the long-run they fade to the background with the rest of the noise. Occasionally, though, some visualizations end up in a perfect position to play a significant role in culture and history. Here are a few that have been fortunate enough to become significant.
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There’s Something About Yellow
Maroon. Chartreuse. Marigold. Cerulean. There are many colors to choose from when designing infographics and data visualizations, as well as when creating content for social media. Is there such a thing as the “right” color or the “wrong” color to use? I’m not going to tell you that my favorite color is better than yours, […]
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The world’s longest news story
TL;DR Reuters’ extended live coverage of Japan shows how a liveblog can combine immediate reporting, context, media and visible corrections during a fast-moving event. The useful unit is each verified update, supported by clear chronology and editorial judgment. Why it matters: readers need reliable updates while a developing event is still incomplete and uncertain. How […]
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Avoiding Peacock and Weasel Terms
TL;DR Peacock and weasel terms puff or blur claims so readers cannot verify them. Wikipedia’s style guide says peacock words promote without facts, while weasel phrases sound specific yet stay vague. Why it matters: Unattributed hype and fuzzy authority both erode trust in the same sentence. How it works: Replace “legendary” style praise with cited […]