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It details how a helicopter delay meant that a British Soldier died in Afghanistan and, rather than have a map and a 3d comic book treatment they did a minute by minute flow chart which highlights the lost time. Not great in itself but nice to get away from the visual cliches. Done for Channel4 News online

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This is a cool infographic timeline, showing the Darwinian Evolution of Microsoft Windows from version 1.0 in 1985 up through the current Windows 7 in 2009.

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As a society, we don’t often stop to think about how much has changed in our lives in the past thousand years or even the past dozen. So here’s an infographical look at men throughout the ages.

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Infographic showing Web browsers publishing date and market share from 1994 to 2010.

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What does a top notch graphic designer have in common with an amateur photographer who uploads his weekend pictures on Facebook? They both love Photoshop! This brilliant Adobe product is geek’s darling for almost two decades. The Darwinian Evolution of Photoshop -- created by Tech King.

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A graphic history of classroom technology, from the writing slate to the electronic tablet.

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City narratives.

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Technology has many benefits, one of which is to make us more efficient workers. And throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, productivity has increased as technology has made it easier for us to work faster and connect with our fellow workers. This is a look at the United States's labor force's productivity.

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The 50 years under OPEC have been eventful

First off, the cost of production for most producers is significantly higher than that. The easy, cheap oil is gone. That’s why we are drilling a mile deep for oil in the Gulf of Mexico. But the other reason that oil prices aren’t going down soon is because demand has been recovering.