Detailing the number of tweets, calls on Skype, music-streamers on Pandora, and other activities on the web, the folks at GO-Globe.com packaged a mountain of information in digestible rainbow-colored spokes extending from a classic stop-watch image, underscoring that all of this happens in just 60 seconds.

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When Geoff Keighley is sitting on set as the fourth pillar of a Mountain Dew, Doritos and Halo 4 advertisement, it seems justified for gamers to decry the image as everything wrong with professional gaming coverage.

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Far, far below me, the country's highest mountain, Mount Cook, reared up, looking distant yet strangely clear, as if in a Google Earth image.

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