Jason Forrest, Jill A. Brown, Nate Coursey, Tristan Guillevin, Jeff Harrison & Eli Holder
“In the end, all data visualization ends up with a conversation” — A Joint Review of Eyeo 2022
The Eyeo festival has always held an interesting place in the community as, I’m told, it never really focused on any specific subject matter. At..
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Tom Randle
What a Book Published in the 80s Taught Me about Data Visualization
I was on holiday recently in the Welsh border town of Hay on Wye, when I came across a book that instantly caught my attention...
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Neil Richards
REVIEW: Dr. Selena Fisk’s I’m Not a Numbers Person
When I came across I’m not a numbers person and learned about Dr. Selena Fisk, I knew that I would be interested in reading the..
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Walter Paixão Côrtes
REVIEW: Delivering Data Analytics by Nicholas Kelly
In his book Delivering Data Analytics, author Nicholas Kelly presents us with a step-by-step guide to help Business Intelligence (BI) consultants drive BI adoption from..
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Jason Forrest
REVIEW: Atlas of the Invisible
It’s been about 450 years since Theatrum Orbis Terrarum was published by Dutch cartographers in 1570 as an attempt to collect the entirety of knowledge..
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Jason Forrest
REVIEW: Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch
The art of fandom is to observe and infer. This is especially true in cinema as the cult of the auteur director fuels our reverence..
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Mary Aviles
REVIEW: Mindworks – The Science of Thinking
Researchers and analysts are always seeking new ways to engage people, to help their insights feel meaningful to their audiences. Action is rarely generated from..
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Neil Richards
REVIEW: How Can We Use Comics to Tell Data Stories?
This post is a review of From Data to Stories, a book from Richie Lionell and Ramya Mylavarapu of Gramener, described on its front page..
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Mary Aviles
REVIEW: Detroit in 50 Maps by Alex B. Hill
In professional and community circles, Detroit can sometimes feel like a small town. I started hearing about Alex B. Hill and his site, Detroitography, early..
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Simone Betito
REVIEW: Edith Young’s Color Scheme Is the Whimsical Data Visualization Book We Need Right Now
Color Scheme, An Irreverent History of Art and Pop Culture in Color Palettes is not your typical data visualization book. It may be due to..
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Julia Schaeman
REVIEW: Diaries of the Evergreen Data Academy
I first heard of Stephanie Evergreen in 2012 when I finished my graduate studies and moved to Atlanta, GA. Our company was bringing her in..
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Noëlle Rakotondravony, Matt Brehmer & Yiren Ding
Highlights from IEEE VIS 2021
For the data visualization community all around the world, the last week of October was marked by IEEE VIS 2021. This was the second year..
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Claire Santoro
Michelle Rial’s New Book, Maybe This Will Help, Feels Like a Hug From a Friend (With Charts!!)
If there’s one thing that the last 18 months have shown us, it’s that we are all Going Through Some Stuff. Maybe that’s dealing with..
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Marianne Butler
REVIEW: “Data Visualization: Storytelling” on LinkedIn Learning
After decades of dancing between a natural affinity for engineering and an insatiable obsession with visual aesthetics, I’ve recently landed in the professional field of..
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Marília Ferreira da Cunha
REVIEW: “Data Visualization and Information Design: Create a Visual Model,” a Domestika course by Federica Fragapane
If you are reading Nightingale, there is a chance you have just discovered the world of data visualization and information design. If that is the..
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Claire Santoro
Information Design for the Common Good: Behind the Scenes with Author Courtney Marchese
As an environmental analyst, I spend an inordinate amount of time thinking about how to use information design to help solve societal problems. I think..
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