PhD Thesis "Artist-Programmers and Programming Languages for the Arts" http://t.co/St72QVfz

A brand new podcast about data visualization with @filwd and @moritz_stefaner: DATA STORIES (@datastories) http://t.co/FYGw0WwE

Lakoff's list of conceptual metaphors is an endless source of inspiration for UI design and visualization http://t.co/88Tir2SA

protovis 3.2 is out, featuring streamgraphs and force-directed layout http://bit.ly/ccx8SN

Mr. Data Converter will convert your Excel data into HTML, JSON or XML. http://t.co/Lc5g6kzm So simple, so handy.

New post: On the role of bacon in visualization http://t.co/B16UMrM (in which I reply to @eagereyes)

Ever wondered why (a+b)² = a²+2ab+b² ? See it explained beautifully, in less than a minute. http://t.co/EGzpCzgb /ht @prabprab @lucallemand

Extremely thorough analysis of Facebook data, ♥ the clarity + depth  http://blog.stephenwolfram.com/2013/04/data-science-of-the-facebook-world/ … via @zackmaril → @arnicas

Good review on @noahi's and @jsteeleeditor's "Designing Data Visualizations" http://t.co/wuiXjdec” (best beginner's book up to now IMO)

So good. A selection of NYT infographics by Amanda Cox. http://t.co/SIf82UC

For those interested in the process behind the OECD Better Life Index – some of the design alternatives we explored: http://t.co/fwcT2km

New post › Images as datastore http://t.co/gyMPYTHx

#datacuisine #ftw: super-stoked to announce my most out-there #infovis activity this year: Open Data Cooking Workshop http://t.co/ylqB1M6e

Ah, you so need to check out Kartograph @kartographjs, a SVG based map generation and display tool http://t.co/Etqzh5nK by @driven_by_data

Here are my slides from the #vizmarathon: A FEW THINGS THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN HELPFUL TO KNOW BEFOREHAND http://t.co/TEYuaUXT

In case you want to work with maps in processing, here is your open source library: unfolding http://t.co/kVlUixi by @tillnm

My presentation slides from #vizeurope are up at http://t.co/aBmYEOK

"Solving problems with visual analytics": Free book on visual analytics by Keim et al. http://t.co/PPa7mKA (25 meg pdf)

New visualization project of mine: Notabilia – Visualizing Deletion Discussions on Wikipedia http://t.co/mRdk6gm

Crazy good map styles by the crazy good folks at Stamen http://t.co/ouwhARJf