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Kevin Champion

The Digital Given: 10 Web 2.0 Theses - 8 views

journal.fibreculture.org/..._ippolita_lovink_rossiter.html

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  • Kevin Champion
    Kevin Champion on 28 Oct 09
     
    Fibreculture Journal Issue 14
Adam Bohannon

Wikipedia as a Printed Book - Seriously! - 0 views

www.labnol.org/...9136

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  • Adam Bohannon
    Adam Bohannon on 25 Jun 09
     
    The English edition of Wikipedia Encyclopedia contains around 3 million articles as of now and if someone were to print the entire Wikipedia encyclopedia into a book, the size of that book would roughly be equivalent to 952 volumes of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
  • Adam Bohannon
    Adam Bohannon on 25 Jun 09
     
    The English edition of Wikipedia Encyclopedia contains around 3 million articles as of now and if someone were to print the entire Wikipedia encyclopedia into a book, the size of that book would roughly be equivalent to 952 volumes of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Adam Bohannon

Identity_in_the_Age_of_Cloud_Computing.pdf - By Nitro PDF Software - 0 views

www.pdfdownload.org/...pdf2html.php

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  • The New York Times wanted to convert 11 million articles dating

    from the newspaper's founding in 1851 through 1989 to make them
    available through its website search engine. The Times scanned in the
    stories, converted them to TIFF files, then uploaded the files to
    Amazon's S3, taking up four terabytes of space. "The Times didn't coor-
    dinate the job with Amazon--someone in IT just signed up for the ser-
    vice on the Web using a credit card," IDG News Service reported. Then,
    using Amazon's EC2 computing platform, the Times ran a PDF conver-
    sion application that converted the 4TB of TIFF data into 1.5TB of PDF
    files. Using Amazon's computers, the job took about 24 hours.
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Adam Bohannon

The Alternative's alternative | open Democracy News Analysis - 0 views

www.opendemocracy.net/...the-alternatives-alternative

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  • Meier has found that an increase in cell-phone availability increases the likelihood (at least perceived by the public) that the government might be overthrown by violent means.
    • Adam Bohannon
      Adam Bohannon on 28 Apr 09
       
      What exactly does this mean? "At least perceived by the public"? That where cell-phone availability is high, the public perceives violent anti-government protest? Or that it is *actually* more likely to happen?
  • Meier has found that an increase in cell-phone availability increases the likelihood (at least perceived by the public) that the government might be overthrown by violent means.
    • Adam Bohannon
      Adam Bohannon on 28 Apr 09
       
      What exactly does this mean? "At least perceived by the public"? That where cell-phone availability is high, the public perceives violent anti-government protest as more likely happen? Or that it is *actually* more likely to happen?
Leschia M

YouTube - Internet People! - The Meth Minute 39 - 0 views

www.youtube.com/watch

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  • Leschia M
    Leschia M on 27 Apr 09
     
    An animated tribute to the internet people of the world, wherever you may be. Animated by Dan Meth, with music by Dan Meth and Micah Frank.Find out more at:h...
kelly marshall

we feel fine, an exploration of human emotion, in six movements - 0 views

wefeelfine.org

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  • Katie Hines
    Katie Hines on 14 Feb 09
     
    This website was created by Jonathan Harris, and constantly searches personal blogs for "I feel..." statements.
    Click the link to see some AMAZING animations of these statements, It's the most beautiful compilation of human emotion I've ever seen, and definitely applies to my PostSecret effect research, and basic perceptions of identity.
    You can even search for these statements demographically or over long periods of time. I'm in awe!
    Check out his TED Talk too!
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