How to show the International Trade … Not!
Innovative, maybe - but it's inaccurate - and you have no idea, when you see this tangled web
You will even make your editor-in-chief happy, because he can sell your infographic services to clients in order to pay for the news
His personal trailer - complete with deep voice-over and sound of choppers will be a classic in the Malofiej collective memory
Fransesco Franchi is Art Director of IL Magazine and notes a lot of success for the big and information-heavy infographics
Judges decided to seek out only the truly perfect graphics - and not to argue too much about the medals
A man with no other loyalties than the standard of the work and with no mercy towards people going the easy way.
Thomas Molén is open for all kind of different methods to tell the story
Thomas Molén went ahead and made a very clean and elegant online-graphic, where you can see who voted for who in the European Song Contest
- ‘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’
What a crowd we are. I’m estimating that we’re close to 150 people participating in this years summit.
Put some faces to the judges of this years competition, while they listen to the rules of judging
The big black keyhole on the front of the Malofiej Conference programme this year promises the audience some special views - some startling insights - some hidden secrets revealed at last?
Are you a member of Society for News Design? If you are, your President has just resigned. This is quite extraordinary
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21 graphics for the 21st century - 21 experts choose their favourite graphic
Some infographic artists can actually draw - Fernando Rubio is one of them
This is the way we are and this is how we think. An X-ray of the Infographics Newsroom
Have we really learned anything? A genuine horrorshow of graphics full of mistakes
An honest presentation by Jeff Goertzen about ten years working with graphics departments around the world
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John Grimwade explores the lessons from the past ten years (1992 - 2002)
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