This 3-minute video is a visualization of the House Republicans' budget, "The Path to Prosperity," presented by Rep. Paul Ryan, chairman of the House Budget Committee.
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The clock is ticking... See how a 12-year-old girl could be the solution the world needs right now.
Great message and amazing visual execution. Great usage of typeface to convey message.
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A look at Blogger in 2010 and a peek at what's coming this year. - Google
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If you're interested in the British Empire, you might like this video. It explains difference between the United Kingdom, Great Britain and England.
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Scene from Animals Are Beautiful People (1974)
Look up at the sky and what do you see? Well, blue, yes. And maybe a plane or a bird, but otherwise ... nothing. Or so you think. It turns out that right above you, totally invisible, is an enormous herd of animal life -- tiny bugs riding the wind currents.
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Leading data visualization firm JESS3 produced the video. "To be able to educate people about how and why Wikipedia works was the challenge"
The State of Wikipedia not only explores the rich history and inner-workings of the web-based encyclopedia, but it's also a celebration of its 10th anniversary. With more than 17 million articles in over 270 languages, Wikipedia has undoubtedly become one of the most visited and relied upon sites on the web today.
Visualizations created using Polymaps (http://polymaps.org) and processingjs (http://processingjs.org/)
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Discover the world’s first Global Mood Clocks, that in addition to telling time, reflect the “mood” of a city by showing the dominant colour from the latest location-tagged photo uploads to Flickr and the top Google search and Twitter trending keywords, all in real time. The app, created by Grey Canada, is a virtual update to the classic office “wall of clocks” decor that displays local time for multiple global cities. The Mac & PC Adobe AIR version makes for a sharp looking office desktop background, while keeping users up to speed on what's happening in a diverse selection of cities around the world. Global Mood Clocks will be released by the Apple app store for iPhone in January 2011.
Here is the launch video: via www.greycanada.com(click here to see the interactive version)
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