- The New York Times is sprinkled liberally with graphs in print; often data has been selectively chosen to illustrate a point - sometimes they offer the whole data set to make your own graphs.
- The Guardian has released a store of data sets collected by journalists.
- Amazon provides storage for public data sets.
- Molecular Systems Biology has started allowing authors to provide the source data to accompany graphs and figures.
- Andrew Walkingshaw has been making stories out of data, using Timetric's time series graphs.
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