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A visualization of 'Darknet'
Visualization tool: ManyEyes from JD Lasica on Vimeo.
At the Future of Civic Media conference at the MIT Media Lab in June, one of the best presentations came from the co-creator of Many Eyes. Here's a 7-minute video interview I did with Fernanda B. Viegas, research staff member of IBM's Visual Communication Lab in Cambridge, following her talk.
Fernanda describes some of uses of this visualization tool. For example, during the Congressional testimony of then Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, a visualization Word Map graphically showed how often he used the phrases "I don't know" and "I don't recall."
Watch or download video in high-quality (H.264) on Ourmedia (480 pixels)
Watch video in Flash on Vimeo
Here's a dataset I just uploaded to ManyEyes: the text of "Darknet." You can see it as a tag cloud, as a word tree, or in other ways.
July 20, 2008 at 01:19 AM in Darknet the book | Permalink
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