After months of trials, Nielsen is about to roll out its technology to include online viewing figures in its records, and it'll lean on social networks to match viewing habits to social demographic.
     |
View the original article here
Though most of us probably think time travel only works inside a DeLorean, much smarter folks out there can explain it slightly better than Doc Brown. Like this TED-Ed animation narrated by Colin Stuart. It reveals how time travel is possible, who has time traveled the longest, the history of time travel and the hopeful future. Learn something and then maybe we'll be ready for the future. [TED-Ed]
| |
View the original article here
Happy birthday, you old crumpled wave of steel, you! L.A.'s signature building opened to the public 10 years ago today, giving the city's downtown a much-needed civic boost and cementing architect Frank Gehry's status as a metal god. I wrote a story for this month's Los Angeles Magazine about the building's anniversary, and, in the process, dug up a few more interesting facts that you can read while you wrap Disney Hall's birthday presents in aluminum foil.
| |
View the original article here
Hello there, happy Friday! We have a government again! (Sort of.) You know you don't want to work anymore, and neither do we. Let's do nothing together. And by nothing, I mean let's discuss topics of your choice in the Kinja™ below.
| |
View the original article here
