BBC - The Virtual Revolution - 3D Interactive Documentary Explorer
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how we could possibly hope to preserve all that data. The world's estimated stored data runs well into the petabytes (that's millions of gigabytes), and in order to contain so much data information technology has taken a turn for the short-lived and unstable. We still have readable clay tablets from millennia ago and legible paper from centuries in the past, but their modern equivalents could not reasonably hope to survive that long.
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This sentence contains a provocative statement that attracts the readers’ attention, but really only has very little to do with the topic of the blog post. This sentence claims to follow logically from the first sentence, though the connection is actually rather tenuous.
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Two Pew Internet Project surveys of teens and adults reveal a decline in blogging among teens and young adults and a modest rise among adults 30 and older.
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In dat licht bezien is Twitter misschien wel de nieuwe koffieautomaat, maar dan wel eentje met een dagje voorsprong: we praten immers niet meer de volgende dag over de voetbalwedstrijd van gisteren of de uitreiking van de Grammy's, we doen het terwijl ze bekijken.
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Evolution of mediums will not stop. Consider where we were 10, 20, 100, or 500 years ago. Is anything really static? The rule we have seen to repeat itself is this: a society undergoing technical progression dictates the inevitable rise and fall of mediums. We have not yet seen this proven false.
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Some of my favorite bloggers have said recently that they want to stop their current blog and start writing a blog about social media. How unoriginal. You aren’t an expert because you write about social media. You’re an expert because you use it.
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