information aesthetics.
[stanford.edu] is a must-see documentary of about 54 minutes, 'starring' some of the most talented and well-known data visualization practitioners of today. The covered topics are wide, but include contemporary issues like Visualization in Journalism, Telling "Data Stories", Exploring Data or Technology and Tools. It was produced during the by , titled "".
Expect to see interviews with or about (in alphabetical order) BBC News, Nicholas Felton, Ben Fry, Google, Jeff Heer, Nigel Holmes, Jonathan Jarvis, Aaron Koblin, MSNBC, The New York Times Graphics Division (e.g. Stephen Duenes and "" Amanda Cox), The Wall Street Journal, Eric Rodenbeck (Stamen Design), Fernanda Viegas and Martin Wattenberg, and many many more...
One thing I could not stop noticing while watching: the twinkle in people's eyes while they talk about their work...
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This is wonderful. Thank you very much for this documentary overview of the field of data-visualization.
I really liked this documentary. It's a great overview and at the same time it includes some very interesting technical discussions. Thank you!
Really glad I watched this. Very interesting. Thanks.
Massively inspirational, thanks xx
Great to watch. Thank you!
This is the MOST AMAZING DOCUMENTARY!!! ABSOLUTELY THE BEST.
Excellent presentations from intelligent people doing amazing things. I loved every bit of it. Great film!
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