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POPSInfographics: Organic Industry Structure Did you know that Odwalla is owned by Coke? Or that Naked Juice is owned by Pepsi? Spectrum Organics, Garden of Eden, Celestial Seasonings and others- owned by Heinz. Boca Foods and Back to Nature- owned by Kraft. Dagoba Chocolates- owned by Hershey. Morningstar Farms- owned by Kellogg. Horizon and White Wave - owned by Dean. Nature's Farm- owned by Tyson. Annie's Naturals- owned by Solera Capital. Maranatha- owned by American Capital Strat. Ltd. Power Bars- owned by Nestle. Seeds of Change- owned by M&M Mars.
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POPSThe dumbing down page (Mu-sick) This site provides information about shops, companies and public services using piped music (aural pollution) in the spaces occupied by their clients or customers and it encourages you to complain about this abuse. It has also this page about dumbing down. I heard people saying that "dumbing down" means "accessibility". I guess "piped music" could then mean "freedom of speech", and the same could be said of leafleting. I still wonder where's the limit that would allow us to distinguish information, comunication, creativity and opinion sharing from noise, enviromental and mind pollution. I love infographics. Some could be saying that's dumbing down information, I guess. (once more sorry for my poor english)
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POPSCollection of Outstanding Newspaper Designs Resources and further references: * Society of News Design Every year The Society for News Design selects “World’s Best-Designed Newspapers”. * NewsDesigner.com Weblog about newspaper design. * Newspagedesigner.com Newspagedesigner.com was started in order to give news designers of all levels and locations a chance to share their work and ideas, a chance to get feedback and a chance to get noticed. * Newseum.org The Newseum displays these daily newspaper front pages in their original, unedited form. Some front pages may contain material that is objectionable to some visitors. Viewer discretion is advised. * InnovationInNewspapers.com
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POPSInfographic delight: Indianapolis Museum visualized Refreshing use of technology in the arts/social arena. The Indianapolis Museum uses an enterprise dashboard to visualize vital stats normally buried in paper. E.g. amount of energy consumed per day visits: online/offline, average duration, member/casual/students, etc. artworks: new acquisitions, on loan, most visited, etc. gardening activity: new blooms, H2O consumption, etc Loved the 3rd grader stat. :)
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POPSInteractive comparison of biofuels Summary & screenshots of Ntl Geographic's interactive module for comparing biofuel sources. Will it be corn, sugarcane, scum (algae) or nought? Ladies & gentlemen, place your bets!
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POPSMore titillating infographics: Product Space & Development of Nations Cool infographic showing material types, products, proximity of manufacture, world trade volumes of each. According to the brief, "proximity" here refers to the theory that a country's ability to manufacture a product (e.g. apples) depends on its ability to produce related ones (e.g. another fruit like pears). Part of information supporting the paper The Product Space Conditions the Development of Nations (Hidalgo, Klinger, Barabasi, Hausmann). There is also a page where you can download individual country maps. Via VisualComplexity .
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POPSTitillating infographics: 3rd World myths debunked Not not that kinda porn; get your minds out the gutter. ;) Just very engaging visualization of how far nations have evolved economically/socially/healthwise through the times, contrary to popular belief. For infographics/datagraphics lovers, such skilled presentation equates to good porn. :)
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POPSmaptalk You have to go to the homepage to get this one. It shows the news as it happens (well not quite) and on a map of the world just where the news stories are taking place. Really great for those who are geographically challenged, and just plain interesting
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POPSArtist Chris Philpot Infographics can fasten the truth upon the ordinary mind, and Philpot’s take on how things fit together makes you stop, look and appreciate his graceful explanations. No muddled structures here: his lines are sure & clear, backed by well planned concepts.
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POPS1911 era satire: Visual description of capitalism Funny visual description of capitalism apparently printed in 1911 by The Industrial Worker, "the voice of revolutionary labor" newspaper of the radical labor union Industrial Workers of the World (via Neatorama.com).
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