Some of the most original and refreshing photography I’ve seen in a long time. Via Subtraction.
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Some of the most original and refreshing photography I’ve seen in a long time. Via Subtraction.
Quite telling how Flickr, Last.fm and Google all registered drops in traffic during the inauguration ceremony, but Twitter spiked.
The History of the Internet — an animated guide. A well produced infographic guide to the evolution of the grand network of networks. I’m not sure France was using the Euro in the days of CYCLADES, but details schmetails. Via Ryan Carson.
Nicholas Felton is back with another beautiful and meticulously designed report detailing his activities and habits in 2008. For more background info, check out Paul Boag’s interview with Nicholas on the process behind the reports. You can also buy printed copies of his reports from 2006-2008, as I’ve just done.
So elegant it just directly seduced my brain before my eyes could figure out what was happening.
Stunning photos gathered from the top news agencies on big stories and events. Hop on their RSS feed.
A magnificent idea - look up how Twit-happy people are before you follow them, in average updates per day and the ingenious new unit of milliscobles (relative to Robert Scoble’s thoroughly ridiculous average of over 21 a day). I’m quite cheap at 0.18, or 8.64 milliscobles. Get following.
Side by side comparisons of locations in New York, and their modelled representations in Grand Theft Auto 4’s Liberty City.
Procedural Art by Glenn Marshall