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Ecrit le 10 décembre 2010 La saga Wikileaks de ces deux dernière semaines à magnifiquement illustré l’importance de l’aspect décentralisé de l’internet , et la garantie que cela offre à la liberté d’expression. La tentative de faire taire une voie à un endroit précis en a tout simplement fait une hydre qui s’est répliquée au point de la rendre omniprésente sur la planète.

Visualisation : les miroirs de Wikileaks | ReadWriteWeb France

http://fr.readwriteweb.com/index.html?p=11218
http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2010/dec/16/data-journalism-visualisation

Data journalism and visualisation: welcome to our new data site | News | guardian.co.uk

Data journalism and visualisation from the Guardian. Illustration: Lisa Villani for the Guardian Data journalism has become an increasingly big part of our work here at the Guardian - from Wikileaks to government spending , it's our job to make the key data accessible and easy to understand.

Fiscalité locale: le travail exemplaire de "La Gazette des Communes" - Data journalism

http://datajournalism.canalblog.com/archives/2010/12/20/19891249.html Il y a plus compliqué que le système fiscal français: une réforme du système fiscal. La rédaction web de « La Gazette des communes » a réussi une prouesse de data journalism en donnant à voir, dans un triptyque exemplaire, les tenants et les aboutissants de la suppression de la taxe professionnelle. Infographie en rich media : image + texte + son + interactivité Une première approche infographique et interactive , réalisée en flash par l’agence Art Presse, se concentre sur ce qu’était la taxe professionnelle, l’évolution de son rendement global depuis sa création en 1975, qui la payait, quelles collectivités en bénéficiaient. Le dispositif en rich media comporte du texte, pour la contextualisation, un commentaire audio et des animations électroniques.
Plus la circonscription administrative est foncée, plus le pouvoir d’achat de la population est élevé; à l’inverse, plus elle est claire, plus le pouvoir d’achat est faible.

Carte de l’Europe selon le pouvoir d’achat

http://populationsdumonde.com/2010/12/29/carte-de-leurope-selon-le-pouvoir-dachat/

HootSuite Reaches 1 Million Users [INFOGRAPHIC]

Social media dashboard HootSuite has reached an important milestone: 1 million registered users. To celebrate the event, HootSuite shared with us some stats from its two-year history. HootSuite users send more than 1 million messages per day, mostly on Twitter, but also on Facebook, Ping.fm and LinkedIn. It took one year and two months to reach the first 250,000 registered users, but then, in only 10 months, that number has quadrupled. http://mashable.com/2010/11/30/hootsuite-1-million-users/

2011 the year of the tablet takeover [Infograpic] | The Wall Blog

http://wallblog.co.uk/2010/11/18/2011-the-year-of-the-tablet-takeover-infograpic/ What is 2011 going to be? It is going to be the year of the tablet. Not just the iPad, which has greedily hogged the limelight, but all the others as the battle for market share really gets in gear as Microsoft’s offering , Samsung’s Galaxy Tab, the Blackberry Playbook and Lenovo’s LePad tablet to name a few fight it out. Is it going to be a tablet computer takeover?
The earthquake in Haiti last January was devastating: Estimates of the death toll are nearly 250,000 and millions of people were displaced. Coverage of the disaster galvanized the world, with televised charity benefits and mass texting of donations to the Red Cross . Eight months later, massive flooding struck Pakistan. While it killed only 2,200 people, the economic effects were devastating, displacing more than 21 million Pakistanis. Yet many thought the world's reaction was muted in comparison to Haiti . This is look at how countries and major organizations around the world responded to both disasters (through September 30). http://www.good.is/post/transparency-pakistan-vs-haiti-which-disaster-got-more-aid/

Transparency: Pakistan vs. Haiti, Which Disaster Got More Aid? - Health - GOOD

Datas : Ce que Google révèle sur l’évolution de nos sociétés « La Social Newsroom

- Maintenant que Google a numérisé (presque) tous nos livres, qu’est-il capable de nous dire sur nos sociétés ? Premier résultat de cette mise en algorithme de l’humanité, “Google Ngram” dresse un portrait des tendances historiques, basées sur les mots utilisés dans la littérature mondiale. http://benoitraphael.com/2010/12/21/datas-ce-que-google-revele-sur-levolution-de-nos-societes/
I admit it. When I first heard there are actual tournaments for Rock-paper-scissors, sanctioned by the World Rock Paper Scissors Society, I laughed. I mean seriously, $50k to the winner of a game that requires no skill whatsoever?

How to win Rock-paper-scissors every time

http://flowingdata.com/2010/07/30/how-to-win-rock-paper-scissors-every-time/

How Executives Are Using Social Media | Knowledge Is Social

The time constraints on today’s executives are more numerous than ever before. Between the economic downturn, ever-changing industry regulations, fast-moving information and simple day-to-day management tasks, corporate executives are trapped in the virtual jail cell that is today’s business climate. The unintended result of executive “information-imprisonment” is a workplace where they may have little insight into employee morale, culture, and general goings-on during the workday. http://blog.socialcast.com/how-executives-are-using-social-media/
Facebook recently announced that the site now has 150 million mobile users worldwide. Much of this has to do with the rapid growth of app usage, specifically on smartphones.Perhaps not surprisingly, social networking apps are the the fastest growing category of all apps, with download rates increasing by 240% in the last year. Of these, Facebook apps are tend to be the most popular; in fact, Facebook is the number one app across most mobile operating systems.

The Rise of Facebook Mobile / Flowtown (@flowtown)

Cool Infographics - Blog - The Darwinian Evolution of Microsoft Windows

This is a cool infographic timeline, showing the Darwinian Evolution of Microsoft Windows from version 1.0 in 1985 up through the current Windows 7 in 2009. Although it makes for a really tall infographic, I love seeing the visuals of the startup screens and the desktops. Art is credited to Richard Cavolo, and the project is from TestKing.com (even though I can find no mention of it on their site). It was posted on BitsandPieces.us Update on Tuesday, October 5, 2010 at 11:00AM by Randy

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Toutes les infographies de la planète (ou presque..) sont sur En Une Seule Image..à lire/assimiler/apprendre/analyser/partager/comprendre sans modération..

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