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MCP and the reshaping of data visualisation & business intelligence
Model context protocol may have a huge impact on the domain of insight retrieval
Jun 10
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May 2025
The Tableau vs Power BI debate is largely a waste of time
The choice of business intelligence tool probably doesn't matter as much as you might think it does
May 27
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Reboot of The Datavist Newsletter
I'm back! I think!
May 25
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March 2021
The history of women's suffrage, the Chinese arms industry, and buying Big Macs: how many working hours does it take?
Welcome to Edition #8, the 'fortnightly' glance at data visualisation in the humanities collated and commented on by Darragh Murray.
Mar 23, 2021
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The history of migration in Australia, the Black Death & allied bombing campaigns of World War 2
This is Edition #7 of The Datavist, a fortnightly newsletter highlighting great instances of data-driven storytelling in the humanities. Compiled and…
Mar 1, 2021
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February 2021
Energy use in Europe, Sustainable Development Goals and Global Democracy
This is Edition #6 of The Datavist, a weekly newsletter highlighting great instances of data-driven storytelling in the humanities. Compiled and…
Feb 15, 2021
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Energy use in Europe, Sustainable Development Goals and Global Democracy
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The geopolitics of COVID19, visualising Barbie and the historical efficacy of vaccines
This is Edition #5 of The Datavist, a weekly newsletter highlighting great instances of data-driven storytelling in the humanities. Compiled and…
Feb 1, 2021
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The geopolitics of COVID19, visualising Barbie and the historical efficacy of vaccines
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January 2021
Visualising music history, Australia's COVID19 timeline & faiths of the world
This is Edition #4 of The Datavist, a weekly newsletter highlighting great instances of data-driven storytelling in the humanities. Compiled and…
Jan 24, 2021
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The Roads of Rome, the Silent Epidemic and Waffle Chores
Edition #3 of The Datavist, a weekly newsletter highlighting great instances of data-driven storytelling in the humanities. Compiled and commented upon…
Jan 17, 2021
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Immigrant neighbourhoods, the plight of the Rohingya and more on mass political mobilisation
Issue #2 of The Datavist, a weekly newsletter highlighting great instances of data-driven storytelling in the humanities. Compiled and commented upon by…
Jan 10, 2021
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Immigrant neighbourhoods, the plight of the Rohingya and more on mass political mobilisation
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Female activism in the time of COVID19, rich & poor countries and the global flow of AI talent
Issue #1 of The Datavist, a weekly newsletter highlighting great instances of data-driven storytelling in the humanities.
Jan 3, 2021
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Female activism in the time of COVID19, rich & poor countries and the global flow of AI talent
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