Links for Friday June 14th 2013

  • Using Metadata to find Paul Revere – Kieran Healy
    In the terribly unlikely even that anyone reading this isn't worried about PRISM, metadata gathering, or the general sense that there's an enormous surveillance state out there that is not your friend, I encourage you to read this.
  • Map Stack by Stamen
    This was closed when I went to look at it, so this is a note to remember to look at it properly, because I love their maps -= particularly their toner map in hard B&W. Also, interested in the idea of a web app with opening hours. I quite like it.

Links for Monday June 10th 2013

Links for Thursday May 16th 2013

  • This Is What Happens When Publishers Invest In Long Stories ⚙ Co.Labs ⚙ code + community
    The next time someone tells you the internet is killing our attention span, send them here. This is utterly fascinating stats-based analysis of new ways of publishing long form news and analysis on the web.
  • On the Constant Moment – clayton cubitt
    A superb essay on photography's place in our culture. I've seen a few people linking to this already, and they've all picked the same stand-out sentence because, fuck me, it's a doozy. "It is the creation of art through the curation of time." What a beautiful and clearly expressed idea. I'm going to be picking that one apart for a while to come.