The magazine was launched in 2006 and focuses on issues related to sustainable living, politics, and other social issues of our time. The Economy This example below also uses no voice over to make its points, relying instead on text, simple data, and images including video. Recently I stumbled across GOOD Magazine, and their website www.good.is. On their website they feature many short video presentations that you may find useful.

Better yet, share it with others. Gapminder World Gapminder World is a web service that displays time series of development statistics for all countries (Google acquired Trendalyzer from the Gapminder Foundation in 2006). Remember: Do not simply display data—present the data so that its story is revealed to all. Gapminder World is loaded with over 200 indicators displaying trends in some cases back as far as the year 1800. Hans Rosling is the Zen Master of presenting statistics. He's brilliant.

Thanks to Scott for sharing this link to 50 great examples of data visualization and tools for creating your own visualizations, covering everything from Digg activity to network connectivity to what’s currently happening on Twitter. Another source that I blogged about back in 2006 is Gapminder. As I said at the time “A picture sometimes [...] ...Tags: Tags: Business Communicatio

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Thanks to Garr Reynolds at Presentation Zen for the tip.) Not only does Rosling present data in a completely new and refreshing way (demonstrating that yes - it can be done ), but he also infuses his own personality and subtle sense of humor throughout - and closes his 2007 presentation in a truly memorable way. Rosling uses his data to show the dramatic progress being made in the world in the areas of child mortality, per capita income, and life expectancy, points out that most of us have a skewed world view due to lack of access to this kind of data, and gives a strong sense

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