The matter of bad choice
Right on the heels of the disastrous bubble chart comes another, courtesy
Scale
Mind the gap
When comparing two time series, one typically wants to discuss the size
Loss aversion
Loss aversion manifests itself in chart-making, as it does in economics. In
Lining things up
Guess where I went for vacation (clue in the chart).
This long,
Olympic tallies
Andrew N., a reader from Australia, wasn't too impressed with
Bound to extremes
The New York Times continued to push the envelope by printing super-complicated