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Monday, 29 January 2007

Shared information visualization by IBM's Many Eyes

Posted on 03:39 by Unknown
My friend David Lane just told me about Many Eyes, a new experimental online platform for information visualization. See this review by O'Reilly Radar.
You may also be interested in my previous posts on network visualization. Many Eyes offers not only a comprehensive suite of visualization techniques but also promises to "harness the collective intelligence of the net for insight and analysis."

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