Infographic of the Week: Should I Check My Email? Thumbnail

Infographic of the Week: Should I Check My Email?

This week's winning infographic goes Wendy MacNaughton, who solves the "Should I Check E-Mail?" dilemma in a funny yet thoughtful way. We think you'll find it funny, sad, and true all at the same time. Twitter handle: @wendymac


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Data Visualization of the Week: Digital Dashboard

This week's data visualization of the week winner is the Center for Digital Information Dashboard. The CDI Dashboard is an interactive look at the ongoing digital information revolution. You can use the dashboard to track key data trends, follow central storylines, and explore innovative examples of the changing form of... read more»


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Infographic of the Week: Logo Brand Map

This week's curiously strong infographic goes to CityMaps, which creates a logo brand map of city grids (currently New York, Austin, and San Francisco) based on the geographic locations of major retailers, restaurants, hotels, coffee shops, and the like. Twitter handle: @CityMaps


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Data Visualization of the Week: Personal Analytics

This week's award for great data visualization goes to Stephen Wolfram, who, over a period of 23 years, plots the personal analytics of his life from a complete record of all emails sent and received over that period.  Trust us, it's worthy of further exploration. Twitter handle: @stephen_wolfram


Infographic of the Week: My Sense of Humor Thumbnail

Infographic of the Week: My Sense of Humor

This week's winning infographic goes to http://imgur.com/LkCYq, which has a clever take on how one man's wife perceives his sense of humor over the course of their relationship. Twitter handle: @imgur


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Infographic of the Week: Reimagined Highways

This week's infographic winner is Cameron Booth, who completely reimagines the U.S. Interstate Highway System as if it was a London Underground Map. Just like on the London Underground map, cities are "stations" and intersections are "transfers." Check it out > Twitter handle: @Chaos_Boy