New York Chapter - American Association for Public Opinion Research
COMING EVENT
Exploring the Visual Presentation of Data
A presentation by
The New York Times Graphics Department
Each day, The New York Times uses information graphics in print and on
the Web to present data, tell stories and make information more
understandable for more than a million readers.
Matthew Ericson, Deputy Editor of The New York Times graphics department, will
explain the process behind information graphics at The Times, from choosing which stories
to explain visually, reporting and visualizing data, and marshalling
a staff of 25 editors, reporters and cartographers to produce the graphics.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
6:00-6:30pm Registration/Networking
6:30-8:00pm Program
at
The New York Times
620 Eighth Avenue (40th and 41st Streets)
15th Floor
This event is Free to NYAAPOR members and student members
Non-members - $20.00
You MUST RSVP to NYAAPOR so we can get a list of names to New York Times security.
PLEASE RSVP TO:
info@nyaapor.org
or you can call (212) 684-0542
Non-members can pay at the door (but still need to RSVP)
