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Joram Binsbergen

Master student New Media and Digital Culture | Graduated in Communication and Multimedia Design | BA Media & Culture

Interested in: Startups | Technology | Digital Methods Initiative | Bitcoin

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The distinct disciplines of infographics and information visualisations

The distinct disciplines of infographics and information visualisations

Within the data visualisation community there is in general a strong premise that infographics and information visualisation are two distinct disciplines. Infographics present information as statistical charts, maps, and diagrams which are often annotated with text and beautified with...
By Joram Binsbergen on 04/16/14 6
Flat Genie: Your trusted resource for living in amsterdam

Flat Genie: Your trusted resource for living in amsterdam

We proudly present FlatGenie.com, a website developed for the New Media Practices project. Flat Genie is a place to find accurate, personal, and easy-to-use information about living in Amsterdam (and soon other cities around the world). There are three...
By Joram Binsbergen on 10/23/13 1
Scrum project management: The Commune between the Cathedral and the Bazaar

Scrum project management: The Commune between the Cathedral and the Bazaar

Scum is a framework that has been used to manage complex adaptive problems. Scrum is particularly popular in software development and in digital media projects. Characteristic to Scum is its iterative and agile approach in contrast to classic more...
By Joram Binsbergen on 10/09/13 1
Using open data to analyse patterns

Using open data to analyse patterns

In the last few years data has become more and more important. Government agencies and commercial companies create and collect a lot of data. On the internet users are increasingly generating data through clicks, likes and other metrics such...
By Joram Binsbergen on 09/11/13 Comments Off on Using open data to analyse patterns