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Eurovision 2009 Results Visualized [creanode.com] is a simple interactive visualization that aims to make the analysis of the past Eurovision Song Contest easier to understand.
Each country is represented by a circle. Moving over a specific country reveals who voted for that country and by how much.
Another Eurosong Contest Visualization and another EuroVision Contest Visualization (see 3rd example).
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Another Eurovision example showing how nabour countries vote on each other. It´s made up from the voting in Eurovision in the past 15 years:
http://www.vg.no/musikk/grand-prix/artikkel.php?artid=572755
It´s in Norwegian, but the map speaks for itself.
Here's another (small) infograph on the Eurovision this year:
http://sargasso.nl/archief/2009/05/17/waar-gaat-dat-eurovisie-songfestival-heen/
It visualises the shift to the East (and still a bit to the North)
More Eurovision visualization (from last year):
http://www.svd.se/kulturnoje/nyheter/artikel_1282619.svd?service=graphic
Sorted by western europe vs. eastern europe