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Covid Update: 29 September

Sep 30, 2021

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Last week when I wrote my update on Covid-19, we had seen a few signs for optimism, but in other states the news was hard to interpret or, in the case of Pennsylvania, not going the right way at all. So where are we this week? In some ways, not a lot has changed over…

Covid Vaccination and Political Polarisation

Sep 29, 2021

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Brendan Barry

in Datagraphic, Infographic

I will try to get to my weekly Covid-19 post tomorrow, but today I want to take a brief look at a graphic from the New York Times that sat above the fold outside my door yesterday morning. And those who have been following the blog know that I love print graphics above the fold.…

Flowing Lava and Layers

Sep 28, 2021

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Brendan Barry

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I didn’t have the internet yesterday morning, so apologies for no posting. But at least it was back by the afternoon. Unlike utilities in La Palma, where a volcano has been erupting and lava flowing, covering parts of the island. The BBC had a brief article last week detailing the spread of the lava, which…

Covid Update: 22 September

Sep 23, 2021

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Brendan Barry

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It’s been a little over a week now since my last update on Covid-19 in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, and Illinois. So where do we stand now, especially since last week we had seen a split with some good news and some not so good news? Well let’s start with where we had good…

Misleading Graphics Aren’t Limited to US Elections

Sep 21, 2021

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Brendan Barry

in Datagraphic, Infographic, My Work

Last week I wrote about how CBS News’ coverage of the California recall election featured a misleading graphic. In particular, the graphic created the appearance that the results were closer than they really were. This week we had another election and, sadly, I find that I have to write the same sort of piece again.…

Update on Tiffany

Sep 17, 2021

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Brendan Barry

in Datagraphic, Infographic

Last month on another Friday I shared some graphics from a video by CCP Grey that looked at the origin and history of the name Tiffany. It’s a great video and I highly recommend it. But last week he published…an addendum I guess you could call it. The piece takes a look at a research…

Correcting CBS News Charts

Sep 16, 2021

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Brendan Barry

in Datagraphic, Infographic, My Work

One of the long-running critiques of Fox News Channel’s on air graphics is that they often distort the truth. They choose questionable if not flat-out misleading baselines, scales, and adjust other elements to create differences where they don’t exist or smooth out problematic issues. But yesterday a friend sent me a graphic that shows Fox…

Fixing Where 9/11 Happened

Sep 15, 2021

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Brendan Barry

in Datagraphic, Infographic

Today we have a quick piece, but one that I read at the weekend, you know, the 9/11 20th anniversary one. The article served as a quick summary of the day for those who either don’t know or don’t remember. After 20 years, there are a lot of people who have come of age in…

Covid Update: 13 September

Sep 14, 2021

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Brendan Barry

in COVID-19, Datagraphic, Infographic, My Work

It’s been a little less than a week since our last Covid-19 update for Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, and Illinois. At the time we had just come back from the Labour Day holiday here in the United States and that left us with two big questions. First, what would the data show after we…

Mapping the Mullica Hill Tornado

Sep 13, 2021

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Brendan Barry

in Datagraphic, Infographic

When the remnants of Hurricane Ida rolled through the Northeast two weeks ago, here in the Philadelphia region we saw catastrophic flooding from deluges west of the city and to the east we had a tornado outbreak in South Jersey. At a simplistic level we can attribute the differences in outcomes to the path of…

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