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Between Two Fern-like Plants: My VizWorld Interview on The Visual Organization

A chat at NAB in Las Vegas about Netflix, Twitter, and the importance of contemporary dataviz.
Apr | 15 | 2014

Apr | 15 | 2014
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Dean Meyers of VizWorld and I talk about my new book The Visual Organization at NAB in Las Vegas. No, were weren’t as funny as Zach Galifianakis and Sean Penn. Watch our 18-minute chat below:

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