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Interesting data on the rise/fall of music delivery - eye-wateringly ugly animated GIF - Tufte would have a field day with this. Small multiples or better, to show trends, sparklines or animated bar charts (reminding of EQ sliders) to make it much more obvious and easy to read.
Agree that looking at the data, in the midst of the rise of the CD, it would've been easy to think, as a music executive, that it would last forever.
But even James Bond knows CDs aren't forever. ;)

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Browser-based "realtime" twitter stream, based on search terms you control. Quite flexible, seems to be very stable, built with a "presentation mode" to remove all navigation extras for "live" streams in conferences, etc..

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Lengthy post - but for consumer/world-facing insight into social media, read it! "The world of Socialized Media is maturing and along with it, our knowledge, expertise, reach, and personal and represented brands are only flourishing. It will continue as l

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By Chris Anderson (WIRED, Long Tail) - interesting article, although read the comments, and yes "free" doesn't mean that SOMEONE isn't paying for whatever we're talking about...

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Informationweek article on Web 2.0, focusing mostly on SaaS and mashups.

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Buzz-watching, from one place. More selective news than I was expecting, from my first glance at a discussion of techmeme.

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no doubt even more interesting with the talk to go with it, but looks like an interesting collection of trends, seen coming about in libraries from the web 2.0+ world

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