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“The Joy of Stats” – the BBC takes on apathy towards data!
Hans Rosling has become the totemic leader of data visualisation on the web and tomorrow he hits the big time as the star of a TV programme on statistics. Surely a BBC programme about statistics is a first - albeit on BBC4 not … Continue reading
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