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"The quality of the technology and imagery we have developed over the past 12 months is outstanding and really pushes the boundaries of online shopping expectations," said Ball. "We are starting with fashion and see a future for galleries, furniture stores and specialist shops – anything with a unique offer and store experience to share".

While it's had its share of issues, the Google Maps project is one of the greatest juxtapositions of technology and imagery our culture has produced.

What made this campaign so successful was the use of disruptive technology and imagery to directly engage and interact with people.

Thanks to mobile technology, satellite imagery, and a buffet of online tools, gathering and assessing data has never been easier, and there's never been a more crucial time to do it.

"It combines amazing new technology with 3D imagery, with lifesize stuff coming out at you".

When we use technology for illustration imagery, we try to be transparent to the reader.

Though the garish colors take some getting used to, the paintings, like his previous works, demonstrate an enthusiasm for new technology and appropriated imagery.

Corner recalls him talking endlessly about "imagery, technology and how he had managed to rig up some sort of screen or other contraption in his flat, in his eternal search for new ways to present his pictures.

The show has been given a makeover for its forthcoming 10th anniversary, to be officially celebrated on Thursday 14 July, with brighter costumes and characters (the Blue Meanies, the grinning beasties from the animated feature Yellow Submarine, have joined the party), an overhaul of the theatre's audio-visual technology and new imagery from the Beatles' film and video archive.

They will collaborate with Radiant Earth, a startup that uses a geospatial imagery technology platform to capture and understand the impact of social challenges in the developing world, to develop a better understanding of the impact of climate on food security in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa

Time and Cosmos in Greco-Roman Antiquity, the accompanying catalogue for the exhibition at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York University, explores through thematic essays and beautiful illustrations the practical as well as the artistic, ideological, and spiritual role of time technology and time imagery in the Mediterranean civilizations.