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Bring Your Own Data: Google Opens Up Visualization API
When Google launched its Visualization API in March, it only allowed developers to create applications on top of spreadsheets in Google Docs. Starting today, developers can also use the API
[Data Visualization] GE and the Internet of Turbines
The next time you have to get an MRI or CT scan you might not know it but if the equipment is made by GE it is phoning home. No,
Visualize Big Data with Flowing Media
As a recent article in The Economist observed, we are at the point of an "industrial revolution of data," with vast amounts of digital information being created, stored and analyzed.
Comment of the Day: Visualizing the Real Time Web
Over the past couple of days we've had two in-depth posts on the theme of visualization. This is one of our trends to watch this year; and so these posts
Data Visualization for Non-Programmers: Impure
Impure is a new programming language designed to give non-programmers access to professional tools for data visualization. Users can use it to process and display data from social media
The Significance of YouTube's New Swarm Tool
YouTube has begun experimenting with a visualization of related videos that's a poor knock-off of the Digg Swarm visualization tool. NewTeeVee says it's more fun than Digg Swarm but I
What is Data Visualization? [Infographic]
Sébastien Pierre is the founder of FFunction, a Montréal-based data visualization company. His company created an infographic titled: "What is Data Visualization?" We asked Pierre for an explanation about
[Data Visualization] How Yahoo's Homepage Delivers Personalized News to 700 Million People
With all the attention focused on Facebook and Google, it's sometimes easy to forget how many people visit Yahoo on a typical day. The site has over 700 million users
Wikileaks' Iraq War Diaries Available for Download - Data Visualization
As most readers probably know by now, Julian Assange, Wikileaks' leader, has gone ahead with the release of 391,832 secret documents related to the war in Iraq. These documents cover
Rubyvis: A Ruby Port of the Protovis Library
Protovis is a data visualization tool from the Stanford Visualization Group. We mentioned it last month when we covered the group's Data Wrangler project. Rubyvis is a port of
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