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When it comes to making data sexy, you can’t be too graphic

By Steve Mollman, for CNN// // -1) {document.write(‘November 12, 2009 — Updated 0551 GMT (1351 HKT)’);} else {document.write(‘November 12, 2009 12:51 a.m. EST’);} // ]]>November 12, 2009 — Updated 0551 GMT (1351 HKT) (CNN) — The good news: data from governments and other organizations is increasingly open

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Geography of jobs

I wanted to forward along a link of an example of a nicely generated information graphic. It is titled the “Geography of Jobs” by Tip Strategies. Click here to view. Data & Design Tip: Use transparent dots when mapping to show overlapping values.

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Puzzled?

Have you ever done a puzzle without having the box cover? It is a challenge. You have no idea what you are working towards. The same can be true when trying to explain research findings or any other complex information without a good introduction. A simple visual

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How to Make Graphs Work

Here’s an interesting article from Seth Godin’s Marketing blog about “How to Make Graphs Work.  I thought I would pass along. Published by Seth Godin Jul 17, 2009 4:39 AM

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