With all the talk about information technology, perhaps people should stop a minute and consider exactly what is information.

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The folks at Maya have crafted an very nice videographic of the upcoming exaflood and how we need to think outside the box to grasp its significance.

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Stunning! Not only for the beauty of the animated graphics, but also for the content.

by Michael Rigley
http://www.nonomy.com/

Just a reminder to keep this in mind for the next five years.

For the record.

The art of videographics has come a long way. In many regards, it surpasses text as a communication means. This is well-crafted video of the history of the Internet, starting in 1957, that will be a must for the years to come.

Music has been around way before writing. And so it is that what is happening on the music scene today may be a harbinger of the text revolution that will come, and that has already begun with the spread of copy and paste.

The RSA has done it again, with a terrific animation of psychiatrist Iain McGilchrist talk that sets the record straight on the left-brain, right-brain division. I've had to listen to it more than once to get a clear picture.

Any initiative that gels paper, people, creativity and communication deserves a special mention.

No, you don't need school to learn. Without words, Rick Mereki shows how learning is also very much social.

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