Today’s IGOTD isn’t a chart as usual, but a presentation about charts. Recently, Alex Lundry, the VP of research at TargetPoint Consulting, presented a five-minute talk at Ignite D.C. about the uses ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Kevin Anderton, Kansas City-based science reporter and graphic artist. The problem of climate change has been long talked about by ...

Months after the presidential election, political discussion is still ratcheting up tension in American workplaces. The state and direction of the nation has led to arguments between coworkers, ...

When I heard that Politico won its first Pulitzer Prize this week, I assumed that the site had been recognized for the way it tirelessly handicaps the state of play in Washington. But rather than ...

Infographics are often shallow explorations of issues that need careful critical attention. By Sarah Manavis It looked just like any other made-for-Instagram infographic: two cartoon characters with ...

An infographic by Progress 2050 and the Progressive Studies Program shows how political and demographic shifts in the Mountain West region will impact the 2012 election. The United States is ...

The infographic above, created by the independent news portal Prachatai, offers a snapshot of the current situation in Thailand, where the army has been in power for the last year, after staging a ...

Storage vendor NetApp is offering voters a fresh perspective on the election with a new infographic that lets us glimpse into the data science that goes on behind the scenes. The Democratic and ...

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In short, they’re used to mislead as much as inform. But as volumes of psychological research has shown, visuals are really the only way to make a message stick in the public consciousness. Lundry ...