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Tag Archives: visualisation
Data journalism
Data journalism is obviously developing quite quickly as news rooms and freelancers try to make the most of new digital data sources for telling stories. In fact the work in journalism is really great and creative, far ahead of the … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, data, dealing with data, digital data, guide, handbook, journalism, visualisation
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Miso project visualisation tool
Following up on my previous post here is a data visualisation resource called the miso project.
Posted in data and dataplay, visualisation, web cultures
Tagged data, miso project, social research, Sociology, visual, visualisation
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Data and visualisation blogs (a list)
Here, at flowing data, is a account of the top data and visualisation blogs. Here there are lots of examples of the sociological imagination in action and also opportunities for developing new research methods. It’s surprising how vibrant this type … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, data, social science, Sociology, visual, visualisation
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Data artists playing with data
Here is a post and video about a data artist called Jer Thorp. Seems he is at least partly based at The New York Times. There is some interesting work being done by these data artists and visualisers. It’s becoming … Continue reading
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Tagged artists, data, social research, Sociology, visualisation
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Visual methods special issue
There is a special issue of the open access journal Sociological Research Online on visual methods in social research. I’ve just read the introduction so far, looks like there could be some creative stuff in here.