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This is part of a series of posts from Typekit’s resident data analyst, Mike Sall. In this installment, Mike shares best practices for designing data.
Designing data
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Try out the newest version of IBM Many Eyes! New site design and layout Find visualization by category and industry New visualization expertise and thought leadership section Expertise on the Expert Eyes blog
Les McDo en France : carte de proximité (mise à jour 14/11/2011 à 17h28)
Mise à jour du 14/11/2011 à 17:30 Le blog Big Brother du monde.fr a rebondi sur cet article vieux de plus de 2 ans, ce qui n'est pas sans nous faire un grand plaisir et, depuis, les commentaires et reprises dans la presse pleuvent (Europe 1, La Montagne, ...). Bref, arcOrama a rarement eu une si belle visibilité sur le Net.The Evolving Neighborhoods Along the Marathon - Interactive Map
The change in the ethnic makeup along the New York City Marathon route. Whites Percent of the total population Blacks Percent of the total population Asians Percent of the total population
This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum , where Mashable regularly contributes articles about leveraging social media and technology in small business. As a freelancer or job seeker, it is important to have a resume that stands out among the rest — one of the more visually pleasing options on the market today is the infographic resume. An infographic resume enables a job seeker to better visualize his or her career history, education and skills. Unfortunately, not everyone is a graphic designer, and whipping up a professional-looking infographic resume can be a difficult task for the technically unskilled job seeker. For those of us not talented in design, it can also be costly to hire an experienced designer to toil over a career-centric infographic. Luckily, a number of companies are picking up on this growing trend and building apps to enable the average job seeker to create a beautiful resume.
