WSJ Blog Infographic Forum

[dkb17xzx]

Doesn't say anything new - just a decent visual representation.

http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2012/07/31/han ... py-topics/

[bp shinners]

Doesn't say anything new - just a decent visual representation.

http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2012/07/31/han ... py-topics/

"Interlectual Property Law" is such a huge editing fail...

[JetsFan1990]

HA. You're absolutely right.

[splitbrain]

Also, not really major, but I thought it was 43,979 graduates in 2011, not 2012. The 2012 employment data won't be out for a while.

That number was any bar passage required work including part time long and short term. Full time long term work that required bar passage was even less at 24149/43979 in 2011. I guess it gets the point across, either way, but the whole thing is kinda shoddy. I also like the graph that goes from 1963 - 2012 2010.

ETA: Holy crap I just realized how shitty that states' map is. Check out the key for it.

[alwayssunnyinfl]

ETA: Holy crap I just realized how shitty that states' map is. Check out the key for it.

BAHHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Can I get a job at the WSJ?


Just in case they decide to proofread this three days after publication:

[splitbrain]

Here I made my own:

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[djoshi]

whoa, the states map key is TERRIBLE, what the hell?

[dkb17xzx]

Here I made my own:

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lol'd

+1

[crossingfingers]

Amazing. Notice how the ~10k-~16k and 1.8k-2.8k states are nearly identical in color. Same for the first two in the key as well.

Or perhaps this map is solely intended for tetrachromats.