Infographics have not gone away. You can see one pretty much every day on the front page of the New York Times. You can see one at every subway station. What h

Infographics have not gone away. You can see one pretty much every day on the front page of the New York Times. You can see one at every subway station. What hopefully have gone away are the crappy infographics of a few years ago, which were generally an attempt to present a slick graphic design rather than convey meaningful information. Also, this sentence is pure drivel: "Periscopic’s Kim Rees suggested that visualization could become a coding language."