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Aaaizemberg
Last edited Jul 30, 2019
Created on Jul 30, 2019

This visualization plots tweets from the #TwitterforNews workshop in Argentina, with each circle positioned by favorite count (x-axis) and retweet count (y-axis). Hovering reveals the tweet’s author, date, and text, while brushing on either axis zooms the view. The data is embedded directly in the Vega-Lite specification, rendered as SVG through Vega-Embed, which loads Vega and Vega-Lite from CDN. The interactive scale-binding selection enables panning and zooming across the quantitative fields.

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