On Thursday, Google rolled out the new Google Charts API, which makes putting stunning, dynamic charts into your web pages easier than you’d think. And don’t let the term “API” scare you off with this ...

Google's newly released chart API generates charts and graphs on the fly called by a URL with the right parameters set. The Google Blogoscoped weblog runs down what data to hand the API to get back a ...

Want to tap into the Google Charts API with just a few lines of code? There’s an R package for that. For this example, I’ve graphed daily high and low temperatures in Fargo, ND (known for large ...

Flex provides a rich, sophisticated set of dynamic charts, but a license fee is required (via purchase of FlexBuilder Professional) to use these Flex charts for most ...

Seattle-based startup Vida.io has created a data visualization service offering a front end for both Google’s Charts visualization API and the JavaScript library D3.js, along with free public hosting ...

More information about loading Google Charts using the newer library can be found here. This is not normally a subject that I write about, but as some of my site's charts suddenly broke a few hours ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. Here at Mother Jones, our reporters, editors, and army of fact-checkers hoard more ...

Google Analytics just got better. Google will begin rolling out a set of major upgrades today to the free Website measuring tool. The new features include the ability to create custom reports, better ...