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Trend Blend 2007+ Map

photo of Sam Rose

Sam Rose
8th January 2007


Ross Dawson has posted to his blog: Trends In The Living Networks about a visualization collaborations between Nowandnext.com and Future Exploration Network. Ross writes:

Inspired by the subway map for a well-known city, the map shows some of the major trends in each of these segments, as well as the key intersections between the trends. Have a browse through to see some of the more interesting trends in the landscape. And please don’t take it too seriously…

As with most of our content, this is released on a Attribution-ShareAlike Creative Commons license, so if you disagree with the trends we’ve chosen or think you can improve on the map, please take it and run with it!

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Trend Blend 2007+ map

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