Their findings indicate that place and proximity continue to matter even in social media. Twitter doesn’t replace the networks that exist in the real world—it reinforces them and makes them stronger. Rather than freeing us from place, this study suggests, the Internet appears to enhance and even expand its role.
Industrial landscape, Council Bluffs, Iowa, 2006.
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Sometimes I learn things about my work through newspaper articles. My favorite quote:
“After he was...
Physics student Andrew Oriani diagrams patron movement at the Cleveland Museum of Art to better understand how visitors walk through a museum.
50 years of government spending, in a single graph by Lam Thuy Vo for NPR.
