Saturday, December 15, 2007

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(almost) new approaches to information display

Nell 'sudden emergence of content with which it is proposed to definitively differentiate the network from other news media, the question has arisen regarding the effectiveness of the methods of information visualization. Although it is now common devices such as web feeds and tags, the way they are brought to the attention of those who are navigating is well far from universal and standardized. One reason is the presence or absence of targets of interest on the part of the person providing the information, ie the degree of freedom and autonomy granted to those who want to receive them (one of the lower grades, for example, television). It is also determining what is considered as potentially interesting by surfers. Many visualization methods are based on 'highlight information that had a greater number of readers, others on the number of occurrences of a certain word, concept, category, attribute. Hardly then you will arrive at a final standard.
Currently, however, it seems pretty interesting spropositante level of attention that is dedicated to finding a system that is effective and at the same time, attractive to look at (and, I might add, heavy load).
Here is a ranking of those considered the most "interesting" methods of information visualization.

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