Crimescene Infographic – How was Ötzi killed?
I wouldn’t mind to see such infographic treatment spread from magazines and into newspapers. But where will the limit be?
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Advice from a successful infographic salesperson – let the fight begin
The author with the advice is Amy Balliett. She is not a household name on the infographics scene, but perhaps she will be or should be.
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Infographics could change your political views
Yes indeed – the ‘Graph Treatment’ shows a dramatic effect, when it comes to efficiency in rooting out wrong opinions that goes directly against the actual facts.
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Enough with the non-factual Breaking News Graphics
‘So here, with the assistance of some of the most creative, most reliable visual journalists in the world, is our checklist for infographics:’
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Osama Bin Ladens Death in Infographics – Gallery
Working with Breaking News is like a glassblower, where you’ll blow life into your material while it’s molten and constantly changing.
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The Death of Datavisualization in the News
No longer will it be enough to execute graphics with a certain wow-factor and then hope for the best.
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USA rules the infographic world
MALOFIEJ 19. Congratulations – and to the rest of the world: ‘Get to work this year …’
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Representation and Misrepresentation: Tufte and the Morton Thiokol Engineers on the Challenger
From the paper: ‘Tufte has taken, as it were, a God’s eye view of the data, faulting the engineers for providing only a few temperature data points …’
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Exoplanet Atlas full of errors
Three designers and three researchers worked on the project for nine months doing 26 drafts, and yet it takes only a very simple check-up to realize, that this Atlas is not to be trusted
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Baidu beats Google when it comes to mapping
Have you ever played SimCity – or if you’re younger, CityVille on Facebook – and wondered what it might look like to have a real city depicted in simstyle?
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Another beautiful infographic with glaring errors goes viral
Three errors and a weird round-off separates this graphic from being, what it claims to be: ‘The Science behind Wikipedia’s Jimmy Appeal’
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How to show the International Trade … Not!
Innovative, maybe – but it’s inaccurate – and you have no idea, when you see this tangled web
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Make it online and wait a year to win the Malofiej Best of Show
What we have here is a graphic that has moved from bronze to Best of Show by going online and waiting a bit
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Hannah Fairfield speaks to the crowd
- ‘We’re inventors – we’re creators. And that’s the most important thing about what we do. And I think we should welcome failure every once in a while’
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The future of magazines and infographics on iPad
Really rough sketches and ideas, but still a fantastic voyage into the future and the features
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‘One of the worst graphics the New York Times have published – ever!’
It’s not personal taste – it is science, cognitive psychology, that tells us that the brain can’t handle overly complex graphics
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H1N1-graphics: How to wash your hands (surprise!)
Let’s see … How tough is the concept of washing your hands?
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Infographics and Literature
Do you have the book that successfully combines Literature and Infographics?
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All hail the Black Box from a crashed airplane
Absolute Faith in Technology is important in this Civilized World.
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Air France AF447 crash – Infographics Gallery
30+ graphics about the AF447 disaster. Sorted in order by how good they are.
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Too sexy for its own good? Ebb and Flow At the Box Office
At the Malofiej Awards all the judges loved this piece of art. Do you agree it’s the best infographic of the year?
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Can browser-technology be explained in speech balloons?
What happens when a famous cartoonist is hired to tell you complicated tech-stuff?
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Welcome to VisualJournalism.com
The success of this site will be measured by the value it gives to the infographics community.
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