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The 5 questions every company should ask itself [Article]
If you only read one thing from thursday af'noon this week, make it this article.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art [Website]
On 82nd and Fifth in New York is the Metropolitan Museum of Art. They've put together a new 'reception area' to their website that looks pretty slick and introduces some compelling new content that allows us to experience the hidden depths of some of the artwork in their possession. 'Tis amazing what can be done digitally.
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Has the Large Hadron Collider destroyed the world yet? [Website]
You may want to bookmark this site. It'll come in handy one day... Actually, if you think about it, if it has... well, I'm sure you can figure the logic out...
What would you do if money was no object? [Helpful guide]
Alan Watts, for it is he, has had one of his lectures (or at least part of it) translated into comic form. Scroll down the page to see the full version, rather than the truncated version visible at the top of the page.
No [Film trailer: 2:34]
Apart from it looking like it was filmed on VHS, this looks like an interesting movie (one for all you budding marketers!) about "...the historic 1988 plebiscite of the Chilean citizenry over whether or not to accept a continuation of Pinochet’s dictatorship." Read the Wikipedia article about the film if you want to know more.
AssetViz [Github]
Geek out with this handy resource that enables you to visualise all the assets in your web project and their relationships. Just what you were looking for, right?
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