Networking - I believe this is how the brain functions at its most basic level, and also a representation of the WWW.
New York Times made a survey of what certain groups do most of the day. Seems like people watch movies the entire time.
NYT article about Music Industry Dying out. Above image shows the sales of different medium types. CDs are going down rapidly while downloads are not increasing fast enough, the predicting the doom of the industry.
Video from a great film Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
Related to this post, with the pentatonic scale. What is interesting is the visualization feedback along with the music to communicate with the aliens. The music makes sense, but as for how the music matches the visulization in the background is questionable. As it certainly does not seem like a normal scale.
Sound is always one of those fun things to visualize.
Pentatonic Scale - There must be some neurological patterns arrising due to this.
http://www.seero.com/video/Steve_McQueen_3
Speaking of old stuff, spotted this quite a while ago. It’s a location-video math-up of a chase scene in what I believe to be the film Bullitt. Pretty interesting! “Good job” to the guy who managed to follow through, dispite the changes throughout time.
…by its cover. A blog dedicated to the front cover. I love it when design and science/politics/maths combine. It interprets the intangible into a tangible format.
Found image of undersea internet cables somewhere on Slashdot > forgot about it > 1 year later, article appears in New Scientist > was reminded again of the image > found the image again
I think Its a great image, mostly because of its simplicity. would love to have it as a poster, but they alas dont sell it anymore… There is a 2009 version, but it looks ugly.
Telegeography does however have more interesting maps, all related to the same concept of the internet.
