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One of the most visual was the german Der Spiegel. An 'cable atlas' with the places and grade of confidenciality of the leaks.
The Guardian worked on a flash, not an infographic itself, but a database with some visual details. Maybe the most useful piece I've found on the topic. And, with this piece, an image with another 'atlas'.
The New York Times, maybe the best media working with infographics, did not used infographics this time. They published the documents with a navigation system.
In Spain, El País used a static image with a 'heat map' of the leaks and a simple, but very useful piece, on how to read the documents
As usual, if you know any other visualization, just tell me and I'll publish it. Anyway, this is just the beginning.
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2 comments:
Hola,
Te puede interesar también la visualización con la que explorar relaciones entre embajadas y categorías temáticas que hemos preparado para la revista Fronterad:
http://www.fronterad.com/?q=wikileaks-verdades-secretas-mentiras-oficiales
Un saludo.
It is pretty impressive how that kind of information widespread as fast as anything else. It is thanks to the internet that It can get viral as
xlpharmacy expected in its last article.
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