PPE Want more responses to a social media post? Pay attention to when (and where) you’re posting Nieman Lab - Shan WangWhy some social media posts fall into a pit of oblivion while others shine brightly is in great part a question of timing. A new study from Klout finds that, unsurprisingly, posts that land sometime during
PPEIcon version of the Flipboard logo Data visualisation - A guide to getting started | Africa Check africacheck.org Sometimes data can tell a story more effectively than word or photos. As a journalist, once you’ve researched and come up with a great data-driven …
PPE Beyond Tufte Medium - Karl Sluis Maybe it’s anachronistic to celebrate static, printed books when so many of us love and create interactive data displays. I don’t care. I love …
PPE The yeas have it (might be a parody).via viz.wtf The yeas have it (might be a parody). via https://twitter.com/nigelhawtin/status/581047065100349441
PPE How Data Visualization Improves PR Communications business2community.com - William Comcowich An example of a data visualization showing the growth of the U.S. population. Courtesy of Pew Research Center Data visualization is communications …
PPE On HTML5 and the Group that Rules the Web rubywhite.comPaul Ford on the group that oversees the “mysterious, conflict-driven cultural process” that shapes the Internet: Billions of humans will use the Web over the next decade, yet not many of those people
PPE 10 Reasons Why a Professional Photographer Left Nikon for Sony Mirrorless petapixel.com - Gannon Burgett While the CaNikon war is the usual debate in the photography world, they are by no means the only two camera manufacturers out there. With the rise …
PPE 40,000 year-old cave paintings found in Indonesia tumblr.comPaintings in a cave in Indonesia have been dated to 40,000 years ago, as old or older than any paintings found in Europe. For decades, the only evidence of ancient cave art was in Spain and southern France.
PPE The Socialist Origins of Big Data tumblr.comIn the magazine this week, Evgeny Morozov considers the way that a futuristic cybernetics experiment from 1970s Chile shapes today’s technology: “Project Cybersyn can … be viewed as a dispatch from the
PPE rubywhite rubywhite.com It had to happen. Americans reinvent soccer. Who knew the Rovers escaped the Village? Apparently there's a league.
Put's me in mind of Bell's Theorem.
