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June 30, 2007

Data Mining: The Graphic Novel

Bryan Caplan

Check out The Right Number, an online graphic novel that effortlessly takes you from a charming vignette to an uber-creepy exercise in data mining. Not enough to make you give it a try? Let me add that it's by the incomparable Scott McCloud, author of Understanding Comics and Making Comics.


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jb writes:

That is interesting. Thanks for linking to it.

Posted July 1, 2007 06:20 PM
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