We know that the NY Times data visualizations are pretty awesome, but the Wall Street Journal’s data visualizations are nothing to laugh at. In fact, one of my favorite books on data visualization is by Dona Wong, the former graphics editor of Wall Street Journal and a student of Ed Tufte at Yale (and yes, […]
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Undoubtedly, the New York Times publishes the best data visualizations and infographics that are data intensive, yet are elegant. The elegance comes from carefully studying the data, identifying the key patterns and simplifying the graphics to show these patterns or trends. Here’s what Amanda Cox, editor of The Upshot, said in an interview “we probably […]
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Finding speakers for your next event is always a challenge. And add that to the challenge is finding speakers who speak on data science or analytics. I always wished there was a quick way to find all the public speakers on data science. Well, lucky for you, With some Twitter magic, I was able to […]
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In 1947, the departure of the British Empire created three countries: Pakistan and two Indias. One India lives in its cities, the other lives in its villages. Close to 500,000 people call the city of Akola their home, making it one of the biggest cities in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Only 33 kilometers separate […]
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