NicolasLoubet : [#dataviz] #mipcube is starting... TV hackers thrill MIPCube conference, but call for more open data | Technology. Syd Lawrence (second-left) gives the TV industry a piece of his mind. Photo: Stuart Dredge How do hackers hack when they have very little to hack with? That was the challenge facing a group of developers at the MIPCube conference this weekend. The idea: they would spend 36 hours coding innovative apps and websites based on TV content, then present the results to a room full of producers and broadcasters.
The problem: APIs. For the TV Hack Day in Cannes, the hackers had much less to work with. "The data coming out of broadcasters is shit. "You have companies charging for TV listings. And that wasn't all. Enough negativity though. Aral Balkan's Grab Magic used Kinect and an iPhone to enable people to physically reach out and "grab" screenshots from something showing on TV, and save them on the phone. Lawrence Job's Feedback was also a B2B hack that analyses Flash and JavaScript events in online videos. Looking back at the music festivals of summer. A visualization of Web traffic around London riots - TNW Shareables. La veille comme art de vivre du futur. Ce qui est aujourd'hui un comportement d'ultra-connectés sera demain la norme si l'on souhaite avoir une vie sociale normale.
Voici un article qui a été publié dans l’excellent ebook : Regards croisés sur la veille (sur le blog du modérateur), qui fait intervenir plein de spécialistes pros du digital (et moi-même). Un article prospectif qui m’a donné l’occasion de poser toutes les idées concernant l’évolution de la veille digitale. Vous excuserez la longueur, cet article est fait pour être lu sur papier ou tablette.« Touff de la tribu des Görzg grimpa sur une colline.
Trois jours que sa tribu et lui n’avaient rien mangé. Tous les matins, les chasseurs partaient explorer la région avec de grands cris mais revenaient bredouilles chaque soir sous les lamentations des femmes et les pleurs des enfants. Information = survie Et cette leçon primordiale a accompagné l’être humain pendant des millénaires. L’homme veille sans le savoir, une question d’adaptation Veiller quoi ? Image CC Flickr. [Carte] Les collaborations scientifiques dans le monde. Pour savoir comment se font les collaborations entre scientifiques à travers le monde, Olivier H. Beauchesne a réalisé une carte à partir de données bibliographiques accessibles à tous. Il nous explique comment. Article publié sur OWNISciences sous le titre, Carte des collaborations scientifiques à travers le monde J’ai été très impressionné par la “friendship map” réalisée par Paul Butler, stagiaire chez Facebook, et j’ai réalisé que j’avais accès à un jeu de données similaire.
Plutôt qu’une base de données sur l’amitié, j’en avais une sur les les collaborations scientifiques. Mon employeur, Science-Metrix, est une entreprise d’évaluation biblométrique. Grâce à ces données, j’ai pu extraire et agréger les différentes collaborations scientifiques entre villes à travers le monde. Les étapes suivantes sont les mêmes que celles de la “friendship map” de Facebook. Une carte très haute résolution et zoomable est disponible à cette adresse : Merci à Olivier Laffargue. Periodic Table of Storytelling by *ComputerSherpa on deviantART. OECD Better Life Initiative.
Average personal index for Germany, men, 15–24 How’s life? There is more to life than the cold numbers of GDP and economic statistics – This Index allows you to compare well-being across countries, based on 11 topics the OECD has identified as essential, in the areas of material living conditions and quality of life. Download executive summary Download the index data Learn more about the index Better Life BlogArchive Happiness pays For World Happiness Day our guest author suggests that money can't buy you happiness but happiness may get you more money. more ... Gender equality in the workplace Over the past twenty years, women have made huge gains in the workplace but full job equality is still far from reality. More ... Education for well-being: Online discussion We know education is an essential component of well-being, so what makes an education that promotes well-being? More ... Visit our blog Blog RSS feed Find Out MoreArchive Mar 19, 2014 Society at a Glance 2014: OECD Social Indicators.
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Data News | Actu data & Journalisme de Données. VizThink | All you need to know about Visual Thinking. Think Quarterly. The Joy of Stats. About the video Hans Rosling says there’s nothing boring about stats, and then goes on to prove it. A one-hour long documentary produced by Wingspan Productions and broadcast by BBC, 2010. A DVD is available to order from Wingspan Productions. Director & Producer; Dan Hillman, Executive Producer: Archie Baron. ©Wingspan Productions for BBC, 2010 The change from large to small families reflects dramatic changes in peoples lives.
In this TEDx video Hans Rosling talks Read more … Hans Rosling asks: Has the UN gone mad? Hans Rosling explains a very common misunderstanding about the world: That saving the poor children leads to overpopulation.