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“The New York Times reporter anticipated people on Twitter missing the nuance of her ideas, so she came prepared. ... As slides appeared on the big screen behind Amy O’Leary, @amyoleary would somehow — magically — tweet out expertly compressed summaries of her ideas, right on cue. They were live footnotes, a real-time narrative surprise.”
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Your numerical data can tell stories, but can stories be data that leads to continuous improvement? Do numbers only matter? Via Lauren Moss 
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August 31, 2011 5:16 PM
Thanks for including my post and LOVE your collection
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