Physicist uses WheresGeorge.com data to create a new map of the U.S., based of where $1 bills move.
Visualizing the sounds your dial-up modem makes when connecting to the internet
Rise of the Wu-tang: visualizing the history of the most famous rap group in the world in this timeline infographic.
Where more single men and women live in NYC, using Trulia data to map the results.
One Love: Gay Rights in US, State by State.
via ilovecharts:
Created by the incredible interactive team at the Guardian UK.
Hitchiker’s Guide: Mapping the Consumer Media Universe
(click to enlarge the Media Universe infographic)
The media universe is constantly expanding, so as consumers adopt more devices and gadgets their usage of how they watch, shop, and connect continues to evolve; today the media universe revolves around the consumer. As the media landscape changes, PRs, Advertisers, and Marketers must navigate this new media universe, understanding not just all the gadgets consumers own, but also how they use media across devices to form their own behaviors.
Mapping one of Reddit’s longest running threads (started 4 years ago) as a Data Visualization
Warby Parker’s hipster glasses divide the US in this GIF’ed map. From the startup’s 2012 report, which is a visual treat stuffed with humor and storytelling about the business.
