Digital Curator



This little digital museum is dedicated to sharing life's more interesting pixels ;-)

Curator: Mike Lundgren
Sun May 6
Here comes the rain… (Taken with instagram)

Here comes the rain… (Taken with instagram)

Sun Apr 22
Taken with instagram

Taken with instagram

Ink 48 hotel view of Midtown Manhatten  (Taken with instagram)

Ink 48 hotel view of Midtown Manhatten (Taken with instagram)

Wed Feb 23

100B Facebook photos by summer 2011

from Inside Facebook:  Fun Facts About Facebook Photos - Pixable, along with Harvard University researchers, conducted some interesting research about Facebook’s photos. Facebook will have 100 billion photos by this summer, women have twice as many looks/uploads/tags as men, men prefer photos with women they don’t know, women prefer photos with women they know and everyone seems to prefer photos of women in general. Older users and younger users upload about the same amount, but older users are not tagged as often. surprise

Thu Feb 17
Thu Sep 16

My six minutes of sheer terror at Demo 2010.  Terror because there is a six minute countdown clock for each presentation you have to watch through your entire demo — go long and they throw you off the stage ;-)  Well not literally.

Fri Aug 20

TEDxKC runtime 1hour 51 minutes.

Thu Aug 19

This is an interview I gave to KCUR (Public Radio) about TEDxKC.  The interview is followed by Dr. Brené Brown talking about her work and upcoming talk at TEDxKC.

Fri Jul 30

Microsoft Research takes Google’s streetview to the map with streetslide.

Mon Jul 12

A little “gauzy” in places… but generally I like Nancy Duarte’s work putting together presentations for execs from Apple to Al (Gore ;-).  Here Nancy makes suggestions for creating a great TED talk.

Fri Jul 9
Tue Jun 22

When the dotcom bubble burst, hotelier Chip Conley went in search of a business model based on happiness. In an old friendship with an employee and in the wisdom of a Buddhist king, he learned that success comes from what you count.

Tue Jun 15

Margaret Gould Stewart, YouTube’s head of user experience, talks about how the ubiquitous video site works with copyright holders and creators to foster (at the best of times) a creative ecosystem where everybody wins.

Mon Jun 7

If life were a game…  How would it be played…?