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In: Interactive Maps Politics
13 Sep 2009Roll over a state to compare costs in 1996 to 2006. Colors show number of uninsured workers (should have shown percentages).
AP seems very into tracking things lately. thankfully they are doing it in interesting ways. This one shows Guantanamos population, and lists what is happening with each detainee as Guantanamo is phased out.
In: Interactive Politics Source: Washington Post Updated regularly
10 Sep 2009A treemap of how Obama has spent his time in office, by topic (apparently based on his official schedule). Updated daily by the Washington Post.
In: Politics US Economy
21 Aug 2009From a Wired blog post about the space program.
Nice piece of genealogy from the Washington Post. Related article.
Another presentation of data on lobbying from the health-care industry. The roll-overs almost save this from being a pointless chart (it needs a much longer time period).
A tree map of where the money is flowing. Related article.
(from Kelso’s Corner)
In: Innovative Politics
14 Jul 2009A Teacher’s guide showing how much money Senators received from the health care industry. The interesting (appalling) part is the little bar graphs under each State comparing increases in health care premiums to increases in workers’ incomes.
In: Culture Graphic Design (general) Innovative Interactive Maps Politics Source: NYT
2 Jul 2009The breakdown by age, race, branch, and type of duty is fascinations, and the adjustable time scale is a nice touch.
Produced by Foreign Policy. Lots of good analysis in this years report.
In: Politics
30 Jun 2009The Guardian put together this interactive display of those who have been killed or arrested since the Iranian election:
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