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Data visualisation: in defence of bad graphicsThis is a discussion on Data visualisation: in defence of bad graphics within the Other International Vendors forums, part of the Vendors and Service Provders category; Are most online data visualisations, well, just not very good? It's an issue we grapple with a lot - and some of you may have noticed a recent backlash against ... |
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 |  Data visualisation: in defence of bad graphics Are most online data visualisations, well, just not very good? It's an issue we grapple with a lot - and some of you may have noticed a recent backlash against many of the most common data visualisations online. Go to feed source for more information...
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