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The ability to boil down a lot of information without oversimplifying it is an art and a science. This NYTimes inforgraphic, "Picturing the Past 10 Years," illustrates my point quite literally. This opinionated summation of a decade of news reminds me that if you can't boil content down to something simple and easy to remember, perhaps it's too complex?
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I like that it's visual and found myself remembering those different moments.
Posted by: Daniel Johnson, Jr. | 12/28/2009 at 12:45 PM
Great representation of the past decade!
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Posted by: Tracy | 01/05/2010 at 09:09 PM
Wow, it's amazing, great representation!
-Daniel
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