A taste of what has been and what is to come.... Platform: Telepresence Date: April 17, 2012 Running Time: 1 minute fourty seconds Credits- Camera: Jesse Ricke, Billy Clark and Lindsey Medeiros. Editor: Lindsey Medeiros Relationship- This is a short edited montage of CultureHub programs including Artalk, VirtuaLab, and LiveWired

sometimes your life changes in a way you wouldn't never expected, and most of the time your are not prepared for what's next. This to me was a time to reflection my catharsis.

http://www.funkymarketing.it 2012 was a great year for Social Media. We believe that today it affects every area in our lives and we wanted to share it with you through a video infographic. It shows some statistics and the effects generated so far, from our point of view: from the TV industry to the Job market and the startup industry. But the best is yet to come. In 2013 social media will have a higher growth: from mobile to social TV. So if you want to know more don\'t forget to subscribe to our channel. Here you can learn more about the data collected: SOCIAL TV - Ericsson ConsumerLab report: http://bit.ly/ZXFrpr JOBS & SOCIAL RECRUITING - Jobvite 2012 Social Recruiting Survey: http://bit.ly/WziDeX - Jobvite 2012 Social Job Seeker Survey: http://bit.ly/TG7Kn4 - Wanted Analytics November Report: http://bit.ly/U1VKLk YOUTUBE - Statistics: http://bit.ly/WAemrx Animation made by Flavian Mihai: Social Media Marketing Consultant and Junior Motion Designer Music: Clouds by AudiQuattro Link: http://bit.ly/Clouds-AudioQuattro For more information visit www.funkymarketing.it or you can follow us on: - Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/flavian6 - Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FunkyMarketing

Directly responsible storyboards/animatic, designs, photography, and animation of animated introduction for the series. Script and series direction by Matt Morgenthaler.

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View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/inventing-the-american-presidency-kenneth-c-davis When the founders of the United States gathered to create the foundations of the country, they decided on three branches of government, with a president central to the executive branch. Kenneth C. Davis explains why this decision was not necessarily inevitable and what variables were up for debate. Lesson by Kenneth C. Davis, animation by G. Melissa Graziano-Humphrey.