All of Inflation’s Little Parts – The New York Times

In the Web 2.0 Expo keynotes we’ve been experimenting with a segment called “What X Knows”. The Web 2.0 services that we use learn a lot about their users. We asked some of those companies to share some of their info-porn with us. Current, the user-generated TV channel, made an under-one-minute visualization of the videos from their site that have the most views. The embedded video shows an image for each video; each image stays up in proportion to how popular the video was.
This technique makes for a very interesting video and is a great model for how to visualize this type of data.

Creado por Jonathan Harris’s & Sep Kamvar

Exit Reality from Duncan Riley on Vimeo.

Bryns Brain – The Visual Search Engine

Fibre – Case Study – Motorola – 75th Anniversary Poster

One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. Ten little words
everyone has heard, but Fibre went on to take them and the other 31,260
in the Apollo moon landing transcript and turn them into an A-1 sized
poster for Motorola’s 75th anniversary.

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