The Evolution of the Web
The folks over at Google Chrome have teamed up with Hyperakt and Vizzuality to put together the 2011 version of the Evolution of the Web visualization. Read more
Social Memories
Wouldn't it be nice to have a tangible record of your social networking activities? Let's say a collection of your most awkward photos, hilarious rants and embarrassing events that you could share many years from now with your grandchildren. Read more
Notabilia Visualizes Deletion Discussions on Wikipedia
To celebrate Wikipedia's 10th Birthday Notabilia investigates the "Article for Deletion" discussions by the editors. The two interactive visualizations show the 100 longest discussions about articles that eventually got kept or deleted. Read more
Tracking the MTV 2010 Video Music Awards
For this years MTV Video Music Awards, the music channel collaborated with Twitter and the good folks at Stamen to track the activity throughout the event. Read more
Twitter as a Parade
KDDI, Japan’s second largest cellphone carrier, launched a new Twitter related mashup called IS Parade. It's a fun little visualization of Twitter data that let's you create a virtual parade to celebrate your username or any other keyword. Read more
A Big Bang called Twitter
From Information Architects comes the new Web Trend Map for 2010. This years version is called Cosmic 140 and it shows the most influential people o Twitter. Read more
New Twitter Data from Infochimps
Infochimps, the open marketplace for data, just released their updated Twitter Census dataset with over 1.6Billion Tweets. The data consists of various subsets for you to grab and play with. Read more
Build Your Own Linked Data Application
The New York Times has been busy publishing their news vocabulary as linked open data since 2009. Now, Evan Sandhaus has published a short but thorough tutorial about building an application that's based on this data. Read more
Tim Berners-Lee on Open & Linked Data
In 2010 Tim Berners-Lee returned to TED to follow up his great speech about open and linked data from 2009. At this years conference Sir Berners-Lee presented some of the results that sprouted from open data. Read more
The GRAMMYs Visualized by the Fans
For the 52nd Annual GRAMMY® Awards the Recording Academy® and TBWA put more focus on the voice of the fans than their eyes or ears. In addition to the regular advertising campaign the put up a website and a visualization that let's the fans speak up. Read more
Elastic View on 5 Years of Infosthetics
As nice little birthday present to Infosthetics.com Moritz Stefaner has created an adaption from his Elastic Lists project to revamp five years of excellent content on infosthetics.com. Read more
We Feel Fine: An Almanac of Human Emotion
Sep Kamvar and Jonathan Harris have taken their interactive application "We Feel Fine" to another level—or should I say they taken it to a more basic level? In addition to the playful visualization they released a beatifully designed book entitled We Feel Fine: An Almanac of Human Emotion. Read more
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