There were lots of terrific infographics out this spring. My favorites depict consumer behavior and
attitudes that drive interactions.
This one really got me thinking:
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| Click the image to see the full infographic at SEOmoz |


There were lots of terrific infographics out this spring. My favorites depict consumer behavior and
attitudes that drive interactions.
This one really got me thinking:
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| Click the image to see the full infographic at SEOmoz |
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I’ve only seen the video. Already, I love the concept. This is “Google,” a book of visual definitions that contains the first image from Google Images for every word in a basic English dictionary. As you’d expect, it’s an elephant of a book—1,240 pages that illuminates 21,000 words.
No time? See the lickety-split gist vid from authors Felix Hayes and Ben West, the people behind the book’s creation.
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Labels: Cultural change, Culture Changer, Media, Renaissance, Renaissance Generation, RenGen, Young Creatives
My last day in Italy, I woke at the crack of dawn to join a fleet of fishermen. It gave me new insight into the relationship between work, nature, and identity. I intend to post more about that, but for now, enjoy these pics.
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