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“a story with 1,000,000 pageviews and 1000 shares would have a lower Carebot score than a story with 1,000 pageviews and 100 shares. The goal, Boyer says, is to come up with numbers that reflect how much readers love various stories produced by NPR.” -
Here’s how Foursquare’s attribution reporting looks on the back end
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To paint a picture of these curatorial decisions, Quartz surveyed the holdings of 20 museums in 7 countries, focusing on the work of 13 major artists. In total, we collected data for 2,087 pieces of art. The statistics above are drawn from our survey, and here are the key results:
(via Museums are keeping a ton of the world’s most famous art locked away in storage - Quartz)
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Paintings by Paul Cézanne and Claude Monet were the least likely to be hidden away.
(via Museums are keeping a ton of the world’s most famous art locked away in storage - Quartz)
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But then he started tracking his eating habits using the Lose It food tracking app. Soon he became a “Super Tracker,” detailing virtually every bite of food — good and bad — that he ate over a three-year period, losing more than 100 pounds. Here’s how he did it.
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“we are capable of making people read stories longer than they normally would because of how sequential visual storytelling allows us to pace the story.” -
“the NPR Visuals Team recently received a Knight Prototype Grant to build a product we’re calling Carebot. We’re hoping the Carebot can help us determine whether people cared about our story automatically and quickly.” -
“In order to determine whether or not we are making people care, we need a better tool than the pageview.” -
Selected 9: Close the Gap
This visualization was created by Ri Liu, a freelance data visualization designer with a passion for using data for social good. The goal of this visualization is to communicate the gaps between women and men that exist around the world by exploring the facets of labour force participation, parliamentary participation, secondary education and income levels.It also seeks to answer the questions of which countries have improved the most, and which are doing poorly in the efforts towards gender equality.
This entry is one of the 9 submissions to the Human Development Data Visualization Competition which stood out either in terms of aesthetics, communications, technique or originality. Kindly note that some data used were not vetted by HDRO.
