Mais para o bookmark

Pode parecer "too much" o número de links sugeridos pelo FlowingData para incrementar seu bookmark, mas é extremamente útil em casos de pesquisa ou na hora de planejar conteúdo digital. Vale a pena navegar em cada dica e filtrar o que interessa:

Data and Statistics

• By the Numbers - Column from The New York Times visual Op-ed columnist, Charles Blow, who also used to be NYT's graphics director.
• Data Mining - Matthew Hurst, scientist at Microsoft's MSN, also the co-creator of BlogPulse.
• Statistical Modeling - We might disagree on certain things, but Andrew's blog is one of the few active pure statistics blogs.
• The Numbers Guy - Data-minded reporting from Carl Bialik of the Wall Street Journal.
• Basketball Geek - Like statistical analysis and basketball?

Statistical/Analytical Visualization

• Eager Eyes - Robert Kosara, assistant professor in computer science at UNCC.
• Charts - Tips and ideas on visualization, analytics, and business intelligence.
• Junk Charts - Deconstruction and reconstruction of questionable viz. Hey, even one of mine.
• Visual Business Intelligence - From popular B.I. guy, Stephen Few.
• PeltierTech - Excel-oriented analysis from Jon Peltier.
• Chart Porn
• Juice Analytics
• Visual Complexity - Lots of network visualization.
• Datavisualiztion.ch - One of the newer ones, but good so far.
• Simple Complexity
• Forest and the Trees - Flex and Flash stuff. Not incredibly active anymore, but one of the first I subscribed to a couple years ago.
  

Maps

• Axis Maps - Some theory, some applications.
• Cartogrammar - Catographer Andy Woodruff, now a developer at Axis Maps.
• indiemaps - Another Axis Maps developer, Zachary Johnson.
• Making Maps: DIY Cartography - Interesting map examples.
• Strange Maps - Well-established map blog with quite the following and great commentary.
  

Design & Infographics

• information aesthetics - I doubt there are many who read FlowingData who haven't heard about Andrew's blog.
• Neoformix - Jeff has been doing a lot of stuff with Twitter lately. Glad to read that he recently pledged to post more often.
• Well-formed Data - Hasn't been updating much lately, but Moritz has some interesting projects every now and then.
• Cool Infographics
• Infographics News
• Nicolas Rapp - Art Director for the Associated Press Interactive Design & Graphics Department.
• Dataviz - Someone's tumblelog. Not sure who's but good stuff.
• WallStats - Jess Bachman, of Mint graphics and Death & Taxes poster.
  Others Worth Noting
• Quantified Self - Of personal interest to me since so much of my work is on self-surveillance.
• Random, etc. - Tom of Stamen Design. Hasn't updated in a while, but always like to hear from the Stamen guys.
• Ben Fry Writing - Co-creator of Processing and author of Visualizing Data.
  Stamen Design
• tecznotes - Another Stamen Design fellow, Michal Migurski. Talking about custom online maps recently.
• The Big Picture - Economics from Barry Ritholtz.
• Waxy - Not always data, but always interesting from Andy Baio.
• Serial Consign - Greg is more architecture than data or viz, but the fields share many of the same principles.

LM