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Getting infographics right

Getting infographics right

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Tony Hallett
 
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26/01/2012

You don’t hear the word ‘infographic’ as much as you did a year ago. Just a feeling, no evidence on that.

Perhaps we’re collectively tired. Perhaps they haven’t been, in general, done well enough. Well as @johnbethune points out on b2bmemes.com, one done well can still captivate.

Check out the history of Google (a bit Beavis and Butthead-style but great)…


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