Growth Rings, Part Two
April 11, 2011 –By popular demand, we’ve added more maps to the Growth Rings collection, including Atlanta, Charlotte, Pittsburgh, and the rest of the largest 40-or-so U.S. metros:
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Growth Rings
April 6, 2011 –Whether by birth, storm, or interest-only loan, our nation’s population is perpetually shifting – from neighborhood to neighborhood and state to state – and now, Census data in hand, we present the past decade’s growth and decline as a series of high-resolution maps:
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Shifting Burdens
March 15, 2011 –The tax man cometh, and to illustrate the inequities of his cleft-hoofed embrace, we’ve charted the shift in U.S. income taxes from rich to poor over the past century:
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Top New Best Free Tips
March 9, 2011 –Yahoo Labs has released their Like Log Study: an extensive, chart-packed analysis of how Facebook users reacted to 100,000+ online news articles, and why.
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Color and Flow
March 7, 2011 –Three cheers for MovieBarCode, a new blog that averages the frames of popular feature films into spectrogram-esque diagrams.
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#Love And #Hate
February 14, 2011 –With a burst of quipsology, Neoformix’s Jeff Clark mines a million Tweets to determine our collective loves and hates over the past year. As a group, we really dig Amazon and cupcakes. Chrysler and snakes make us frown.
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Procrastination Flowchart
February 11, 2011 –Tomorrow, I start my ground-breaking research into why people put things off, but until then, Ehdom’s Procrastination Flowchart will do just fine.
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On The Value Of Great Content
March 3, 2011 –On February 7th, AOL acquired the Huffington Post mothership, and a small army of bloggers watched as founder Arianna rode off to the bank – on the back of the articles they had Posted for free.
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