Google had an outage from 10:15AM-12:15AM this morning affecting about 14% of their global users, which on any other web service might warrant a TechCrunch article or two, some gripes about uptime, and a bunch of #FAIL tags on Twitter. Unfortunately, though, when you’re Google, your outages have a far bigger reach — even when [...]
At AERS we’re really into cutting-edge visualization techniques, so we’re always on the lookout for cool ways to express complex data. Jason R. Bailey has totally gotten our attention with this movable visualization of every shot from the 2007-2008 NBA season. Wow.
If you find yourself on a basketball court next weekend and can’t decide where [...]
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Recognized by University of Victoria for business innovation in research
VICTORIA – AERS founder Anthony Sukow was on hand to receive the University of Victoria’s annual Craigdarroch Research Award on behalf of himself and his brother and co-founder Andrew Sukow last week. As graduates of the University, both founders were gratified to receive the University of [...]
Women prefer cheap & simple portable MP3 players
Yesterday, Apple revealed a smaller and simpler iPod Shuffle amid great hoopla. The new product features more storage, a much smaller form factor, and a feature called “VoiceOver” which rather usefully, given the lack of a screen, tells you what song is playing and who the artist is. [...]
