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A pretty brilliant concept: but it will suffer from first-comers' excessive power on the information with respect to late-comers.
“The cartograms below show the world through the eyes of editors-in-chief, in 2007. Countries swell as they receive more media attention; others shrink as we forget them[1].”
posted 4 months ago
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news, media, analysis, maps, cartograms
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NewsVisual graphically displays the key aspects of a news story. It's easier to parse a diagram than a page of prose. Downside: IE recommended.
1. the photo stream 2. Newser 3. Spectra 4. NewsWorldMap 5. Visual Dictionary Online 6. 10x10 7. Times 8. LiveNewsCameras.com
While a promotional website for the book/DVD, the website is a good resource for assuring optimal brain performance. (tnx, Tadej)
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