What's Behind that Multimedia Presentation?
MSNBC's interactive bridge tracker aggregates structural data and inspection reports for bridges across the U.S. It's a slick interface that provides useful information to anyone who spends significant time on the road.
I know most people don't care about the inner workings of these types of presentations, but I'd love to see a colophon-esque listing of the tools and technologies used to create the material. I can always guess, but there's bound to be something in there that I haven't run across before. These types of listings would also help multimedia instructors who want their students to see professional output.
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