The Guardian let you follow the spread of the recent riots in England on an interactive timeline that shows the most important incidents and how they spread over the different neighborhoods. Read more
We created an interactive visualization of the National Geographic Bee Contest's history. Here we talk about finding the right story, design decisions, and the dirty work of getting data into a usable form. Read more
For an article about Sweden's most famous statistician Hans Rosling in Google's "Think Quarterly" Magazine, Moritz Stefaner has remixed two of the famous Gapminder bubble graphics. Read more
Two visualizations strive to shed light upon the Egyptian uprising that began on 25 January 2011 and demanded the overthrow of the regime of Hosni Mubarak. While they take a different view, both pair the happenings with the reactions of people on the web. Read more
The hard facts are given: A team has 11 players, the ball is round and a match takes 90 minutes. But what happens in between? We've compiled a list of applications and visualization that strive to provide insights into the FIFA World Cup 2010. Read more
The folks over at guardian.co.uk have produced an interactive visualization of the past decade. With an intuitive interaction model and an nice fullscreen version, the biggest stories from 2000 to 2010 come back to life. Read more
Peter von Stackelberg designed this complex timeline of social, technological, economic and political events and trends from 1750 to 2100. Each time series shows graphs, events and categories on a common scale. Read more
Irene Ros offers a way to analyze trffic data in a fresh and exciting way. The visualization lets you explore traffic patterns of MBTA commuters across the various lines and stations over a single day. Read more
The Interactives Team from the New York Times did it again: Shan carter, Amanda Cox and Kevin Quealy created an interactive infographic analysing the unemployment rate in the USA over the past 33 months. Read more
PaperCube is the master research project of Peter Bergstrom at the Santa Clara University. The main obejctive was to find ways to browse digital libraries with a focus on academic paper network navigation. Read more
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