futuramb:

The story the timeline tells is a fascinating one: of how, in a multitude of steps, our civilization has systematized more and more areas of knowledge—collected the data associated with them, and gradually made them amenable to automation.

(via Stephen Wolfram Blog : Advance of the Data Civilization: A Timeline)

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centuriespast:

Antonio Pollaiuolo, Battle of the Ten Nudes, ca. 1471-72, (engraving, 383 x 595 mm.), Cleveland Museum of Art.

emergentfutures:

GigaOm Infographic: Netflix By The Numbers

When it comes to making money with online video, there is Netflix, and then there’s everyone else. The company has managed to grow its streaming video service from an added feature to its main business, and it’s utilized its footprint on more than 450 devices to amass more subscribers than even Comcast, the nation’s biggest cable TV provider. Check out our infographic below done with GigaOm; for a look at the money, technology and catalog behind the Netflix empire.

Via : Gleonhard

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wedding invites

Designed by Pope Saint Victor.

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Dolce&Gabbana Parfume

Rose The One

futuramb:

(via textually.org: [Infographic]: How are Mobile Phones Changing Social Media?)

infoneer-pulse:

Our latest report, Americans and Their Cell Phones, takes a look at how cell phones have worked themselves into our lives—what we do with them, how we feel about them, whether we can even bring ourselves to take a break and turn them off.

About a third (35%) of adults in the US own a smartphone, specifically, including over half (52%) of young adults under 30. This table shows how smartphone users in different age groups use their devices, but the full report has a lot more information about other demographic groups, as well as how smartphone users compare to the rest of the cell phone-using population. If you haven’t already, check it out: Americans and Their Cell Phones (2011)

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Long exposure photography

of the Yurikamome Rail Transit in Tokyo by photographer AppuruPai.

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