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Storied infographics: Why do they fail?

by Karen Dietz on 2012/01/29 · 41 comments 25,392 views

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Statistics and infographics are best understood if used together with a metaphor or analogy. We explain how to make this work for you.

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On lies, infographics, and unverified numbers

by Urs E. Gattiker on 2011/10/23 · 32 comments 23,290 views

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We know about the pitfalls of overblown statistics and graphics, but who takes the time to check and re-check information before mentioning or investing in it on social media?

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