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hi! i’m Tom, founder and creative director of POKE.  i live in CT, work in NYC, munch on tasty digital cookies, collect lunchboxes, take lots of photos and buy lots of t-shirts.  mmm…cookies. i’m passionate about creating a safe internet for kids, cookies, really great Italian cooking, all kinds of dogs, digital photography and the power of technology and how it affects our daily lives. i’d love to tell you i read a lot - but i just don’t. so there. Psychotic.

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did you know?

DateWednesday, September 16, 2009 at 08:17AM

The latest Did You Know video will blow your mind with interesting facts and figures about the social web and how it’s changed your world.  Here’s a uber-post of all of them, starting with the latest (version 4). (Also, see below for some screen grabs if you don’t have the time to watch).


Version 3:


According to Digital Inspiration, This video is part of the popular “Did You Know” series that originally started out as a PowerPoint presentation [Shift Happens} and, once people caught on, the presentation was converted into a video by xplane. You can watch all the previous versions of the “Did You Know” series here or download source presentations and high-res videos from the Shift Happens wiki.

Version 2:



And finally, Version 1:



Screen grabs:

internet facts

youtube facts

online advertising

shrinking mobile devices
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Hey, Tom.

Man, Version 3 seems like a rehash of all the information in #2 with updated values for 2008. I liked v.3 more since I had seen it first, though.

Great posts.
September 16, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterSoreThumb
Great post. I have seen some of the videos, but still they are very impressive!

Shift happens as we speak!
September 30, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterMarfi
Hi Tom. Loved v4. Superb piece of unique design from your team. Its surprising how you can take a basic list format and turn it compelling content. Looks easy but is remarkably hard to execute!
January 18, 2010 | Unregistered Commenterben

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