Nice Visualization of Candidates’ Speeches

Nice Visualization of Candidates’ Speeches: ”

Paul Kedrosky pointed to a great visualization of what the are talking about, from the new Dow Jones Insight Election Blog:

stacked bar chart of candidate issues in the media

Biggest one to note: Health care remains big for the Democrats (24% of all mentions) and small for the GOP (9%). The economy is No. 1 for everyone.

The difference in domestic issue coverage between Obama and Clinton is slight, with the concept of ‘terrorism’ and ‘health care’ being the only places where there is noticeable difference. Obama gets more mentions in close proximity to terrorism to Clinton’s edge in health care….

Terrorism continues to be McCain’s issue, second only to the economy.

Click on the image above to see a readable copy.

There aren’t a lot of details about their methodology, but presumably this is a demonstration of what you get when you subscribe to Dow Jones Insight and can point it to your own topics of interest. Unfortunately, they suffer from the corporate inaccessibility that dooms so many great products to avoidance by early adopters. Rather than giving you any real information, they ask for your info so a sales person can contact you. (I remember having this argument with the folks at Microsoft about their ’sign up for a sales call’ mapping APIs, before Google blew them all away by providing simple self-service sign-up.)

Nonetheless, this is definitely a blog I’m going to be following from now on.

(Via O’Reilly Radar.)

Related Posts




Leave a Reply

R-Echos

Since 2004, R-Echos is an experimental online magazine dedicated to republication; topics vary from biology to graphic design, from ecology to business. It agglomerates anything which is about art, computing, science. His form is made out of collages of texts, links, images, references, videos and sounds - choosen with care to take part to this very personnal publication.

* Electronest

websites and White Cubes

websites and White Cubes

Dumb sign, originally uploaded by blackbeltjones.
Been asked to work on the nominations for designs of the year again at the Design Museum, which is very nice.But it leads me back to this hoary old question – how should interactive work best be shown in a museum or gallery context? Should it be [...]

Continue your reading of websites and White Cubes
R-Echos issue 1 - AMP001

R-Echos issue 1

An experiment in the economics of production: how can we shift focus from consumption of a finished product to investment in the processes of design, print & production?

This is a poster and a text: an analog R-Echos
Would you be interested in investing in the tangible production of this work?
1. You can download the digital archive
and [...]

Continue your reading of R-Echos issue 1

What if, VACANT LOT, Hoxton, London

What if, VACANT LOT, Hoxton, London

Related PostsBuilding and designing Digitalism’s IdealisticThe best CNC project machines - Hack a Daygreenpix zero-energy massive LED displayDIY Blubber BotBotanicalls Twitter DIYBuild Your Own War Bot - Wired How-To WikiHOW TO - Embroider digital imagesThe Shipyard ReturnsBottoms Up DoorbellThey were flexible in the fifties tooThe Magic Roundabout, SwindonPrintBot [...]

Continue your reading of What if, VACANT LOT, Hoxton, London

  • About
  • Articles
  • Beta version
  • Categories
  • Defragmentation
  • Index
  • Monthly Archives
  • R-Echos issue 1
  • Somewhere else
  • Tags
  • Visual Index
  • Visualisation
  • Collections

  • Displaying
  • un-Realisation
  • Physical Interface
  • Augmented Reality
  • Publishing
  • Geometry
  • Visualisation
  • Subscribe in a reader

    Enter your email address:

    Delivered by FeedBurner