Visual Representation of Tabular Information - How to Fix the Uncommunicative Table | FlowingData
http://flowingdata.com/2009/04/21/visual-representation-of-tabular-information-how-to-fix-the-uncommunicative-table/

table data visualisating

some web aplication to get a geekiness graphic.

Twitter/ブログ/YouTube、ポスト状況の可視化、円グラフ/光沢、←マウスオーバーしないとラベルが読めない/同時に考えられない

オンラインでの活動状況を円グラフにすることができるサービス

A Geek Chart is a badge to put on your website that shows where you share stuff online. Each slice of the Geek Chart is a link to your profile on sites like Flickr, Twitter, Youtube, Digg and more.

우아한 차트를 만들어주는 프레임웍이란다

webdesignledger.com: infographics for web workers

Infographics are a great way to get people to actually look at data. The use of visual design elements can simplify complex information and make it easier to digest

Very interesting online data visualization example. Found the NYT unemployment chart by demographic very interesting and easy to use.

| FlowingData" Data has been declared sexy, and the rise of the data scientist is here. http://j.mp/6xbP4C

library(portfolio)

I think this would be pretty easy to do with gpplot2, but Portfolio looks like its worth checking out too.

Here's a really easy way to make your own treemap in just a couple lines of code. We're looking to make something like this:

(d)Evolution of privacy on Facebook. Very cool. http://mattmckeon.com/facebook-privacy/ – Matt Suddain (suddain) http://twitter.com/suddain/statuses/13624852352

This really brings the point home.

Really interesting infographic showing how Facebook's default privacy settings have increasingly exposed one's profile to a broader and broader audience.

Visualizing Facebook's Privacy Evolution http://bit.ly/deZJyu #fb #privacy #temporal

The Evolution of Privacy on FaceBook http://bit.ly/alyy8g (I'd call it devolution.) #eventprofs #assnchat #engage365

RT @draenews: Del The Evolution of Privacy on Facebook: http://bit.ly/cEf3sP

In the beginning, it restricted the visibility of a user's personal information to just their friends and their "network" (college or school). Over the past couple of years, the default privacy settings for a Facebook user's personal information have become more and more permissive. They've also changed how your personal information is classified several times, sometimes in a manner that has been confusing for their users. This has largely been part of Facebook's effort to correlate, publish, and monetize their social graph: a