In case you don't have the luck to be in New York around this time, but want to get a glimpse at what's happening at the Strata Conference listen up: O'Reilly kindly provides live broadcasts from keynotes, talks and workshops. Read more
The GE Show is back with more science-based beauty. This time exploring the power of the sun and how people are turning the world's oldest energy source, into its newest one. Read more
GE has teamed up again with the guys over at The Barbarian Group to create another fantastic video for The GE Show called Rebirth of Rails. The concept of dynamic breaking gets illustrated using super slow motion captures of colliding objects of varying weights. Read more
With this years Zeitgeist application, Google captures the spirit of 2010. Read more
The folks at GE Aviation have produced this awesome video for The GE Show called Paths of Flight. The paths during take-off and landing are illustrated with layered video sequences in a beautifully produced short clip. Read more
Hans Rosling, director of the Gapminder Foundation gives another of his enthusiastic talks about how statistics can help us to better understand the world's development. Read more
The New York Times has published an interactive feature about how the new World Trade Center complex is taking shape. Read more
Ryan Coleman gives a brief but inspiring presentation about the process of how we see and how that knowledge allows us to create designs that are more visually efficient. This is a nice introduction to a field every information designer should look into. Read more
The Innovation Portfolio is a place where the New York Times Online showcase some of their best creations. It's a collection that allows us to browse their interactive story-telling applications in a engaging environment. Read more
Martijn Hogenkamp from the QBF created an animated video using infographics to explain a world in which information and communication technology render one's surroundings into a thinking and caring environment. Read more
YouTube has created a Flash based application called Warp to browser through videos in a more visual way. Similar to DiggSwarm videos are visualized as a network of springs and related videos appear when the user hovers over the circular thumbnail. Read more
Are you pleased by animated data & information visualization as much as we do? Do you enjoy sitting back and taking an inspiring break from time to time? And you lack the time to dig through the plethora of online ressources? If you answered "Yes" to even one of those questions, we think we might have something for you. If you answered all three questions with "Yes", we KNOW we have something for you. Read more
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