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Selected Category: Violent graphics

The Death of Nodar Kumaritashvili in closeup

We can’t leave the emotional topics for everyone else in the news-industry and sit back drawing pretty vectors.

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Tiger Woods chased by his wife in Animated News from Apple Daily

Isn’t it just what newspapers are looking for in this time of crisis?

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Ethics in Visual Journalism

What can be shown in a photo? Infographic artists face the same dilemma when doing violent infographics.

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Graphics showing the 9/11-attack

Have we really learned anything? A genuine horrorshow of graphics full of mistakes

Earthquake graphics can be emotional too

Stories of death and miraculous survival. Can the fact-driven infographics artists learn anything from this?

After the earthquake in Italy we see concentric circles in the news again

Remember it’s the graphic shapes being made fun of - not the dead people

Who, what, where, when, how, why?

Could the faster online newscycle lead to infographics getting a new role in the coverage of violent events?