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]]> By: Chris Grisanti http://digitalcampus.tv/2007/04/04/episode-03-cicyberinfrastructure/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Chris Grisanti Thu, 05 Apr 2007 20:54:55 +0000 http://digitalcampus.tv/2007/04/04/episode-03-cicyberinfrastructure/#comment-9 Digital Campus, Thanks for spotlighting Swivel on your April 4th podcast. We appreciate Mills' data geekiness and hope that all of you will come play around on Swivel. Just to clarify one of the points made by Mills (51:10), Swivel currently allows for comparing two different data sets, although the feature isn't as clearly called out as it should be. To access this feature, click on the Compare button below any graph (apple & oranges picture) and you can access the comparison interface. Here are a couple of examples for interested listeners: Iraq Civilian vs. Coalition Deaths: http://swivel.com/graphs/show/8682955 US GDP vs. Yearly Avg. Global Temperature http://swivel.com/graphs/show/1016984 Wine Consumption vs. Violent Crime: http://swivel.com/graphs/show/1001967 Thanks again for spotlighting us! Regards, Chris Grisanti Swiveler chris@swivel.com Digital Campus,

Thanks for spotlighting Swivel on your April 4th podcast. We appreciate Mills’ data geekiness and hope that all of you will come play around on Swivel.

Just to clarify one of the points made by Mills (51:10), Swivel currently allows for comparing two different data sets, although the feature isn’t as clearly called out as it should be. To access this feature, click on the Compare button below any graph (apple & oranges picture) and you can access the comparison interface.

Here are a couple of examples for interested listeners:

Iraq Civilian vs. Coalition Deaths:
http://swivel.com/graphs/show/8682955

US GDP vs. Yearly Avg. Global Temperature
http://swivel.com/graphs/show/1016984

Wine Consumption vs. Violent Crime:
http://swivel.com/graphs/show/1001967

Thanks again for spotlighting us!

Regards,

Chris Grisanti
Swiveler
chris@swivel.com

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