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Secret History of Silicon Valley (by ComputerHistory)

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In Motion by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross

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grantimatter:

Rules of engagement. I think I may need to make these a wallpaper or transcribe them onto a Post-It or something.
Remind me about it tomorrow, OK?
[via girldefective: iateabee]

grantimatter:

Rules of engagement. I think I may need to make these a wallpaper or transcribe them onto a Post-It or something.

Remind me about it tomorrow, OK?

[via girldefective: iateabee]

(Source : nevver, via merlin)

OFFICIAL TRAILER: Ctrl+Alt+Compete (by CtrlAltCompete)

Paley Center: Protecting Content & Promoting Innovation

In the wake of the uproar among the technology and entertainment industries over the House’s Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Senate’s Protect IP Act (PIPA), the search for common ground and a way forward is more urgent than ever. Join NBCUniversal’s Richard Cotton and Union Square Ventures’ Fred Wilson for an open conversation on imagining a digital world in which content creators and tech innovators can thrive and flourish.

http://www.paleycenter.org/mc-breakfast-post-sopa-pipa-dialogue/

How to be a world class innovation powerhouse (by Long Island Index)

L’hiver dans la Baie-des-Chaleurs (by experiencebdc)

Social Media Explained with donuts

Social Media Explained with donuts

Frequency Stability (by khanacademy)

The Umbrella Man

The Umbrella Man Un Powerpoint que j’ai monté pour un cours d’anglais. Une adaptation du documentaire du même nom par Errol Morris. http://video.nytimes.com/video/2011/11/21/opinion/100000001183275/the-umbrella-man.html

"Dina got her PhD at MIT’s Sloan School a decade ago, before she started teach at Yale. Her thesis looked at TV shows being talked about in the social media of that time, newsgroups, IRC, Usenet, etc, etc. What she and her colleagues found out was that volume (number of mentions) was not a good predictor of popularity. Volume was more of a trailing indicator than a leading indicator. But Disperson, or what Dina calls Entropy, turned out to be a very reliable leading indicator of popularlity of a TV show. The wider and broader the discussion of the TV show went within online social media, the more likely the show was to become popular."

A VC: Dispersion and Entropy In Social Media

TEDxBoston - Mick Mountz - Let The Inventory Walk and Talk (by TEDxTalks)