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Editor’s note: We’ve asked contributors to the Visualizing Data Insight Center<\/a> to show us some of their favorite examples of dataviz with short explanations of what makes those visualizations so effective. Today, Jer Thorp shares one of his favorites.<\/em><\/p>\n

Below is a screen grab of a masterful interactive data visualization. This narrative-driven piece by Pitch Interactive<\/a> manages the extra-tricky task of balancing heavy subject matter with a clear story and compelling visuals. It’s a glimpse into the future of data-driven storytelling. Perhaps the most interesting thing about the piece is that it wasn’t commissioned by a media organization. It was built by Pitch as a way to explore and understand this complex topic. Bravo.<\/p>\n

The full data visualization is here<\/a> — it’s worth watching, and scrolling over for a more in-depth view.<\/p>\n

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\nView more data visualization examples and best practices in our month-long series on Data Visualization<\/a>.\n<\/p>\n

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