Exploring Creative Data Visualization with Nadieh Bremer

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Nov 26, 202543:38Business

In this episode, I sit down with Nadieh Bremer to talk about her new book, Chart, and the creative process behind her data visualization work. We discuss how she structures the book around a spectrum from straightforward...

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