Networking the News
 Last week I wrote about the Notable Names Database, an
  interactive network diagram that allows you to explore the connection between all kind of
  famous people. Of course you can do the same with stories in the news. Slade Magazine did
  exactly that. News Dots visualizes
  the connections between recent topics in the news as a giant social network. Subjects are
  represented by circles that are connected if they appear together in at least two stories. The
  size of the dot is proportional to the total number of times the subject is mentioned. Clicking
  a circle reveals the stories that mention them. Be sure to also check some other experiments in
  the Slade Labs of multimedia journalism (via).
Last week I wrote about the Notable Names Database, an
  interactive network diagram that allows you to explore the connection between all kind of
  famous people. Of course you can do the same with stories in the news. Slade Magazine did
  exactly that. News Dots visualizes
  the connections between recent topics in the news as a giant social network. Subjects are
  represented by circles that are connected if they appear together in at least two stories. The
  size of the dot is proportional to the total number of times the subject is mentioned. Clicking
  a circle reveals the stories that mention them. Be sure to also check some other experiments in
  the Slade Labs of multimedia journalism (via).