
Netflix is huge, but we had no idea just how huge it was until we saw this new infographic from GigaOM. Netflix By The Numbers illustrates just how big Netflix has become, in terms of business, bandwidth, devices and catalog.

Netflix is huge, but we had no idea just how huge it was until we saw this new infographic from GigaOM. Netflix By The Numbers illustrates just how big Netflix has become, in terms of business, bandwidth, devices and catalog.
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GigaOm hosted its BigData Conference yesterday in NYC to get the experts from data storage and prediction industry together. For more information about the big versus fast data debate read here. Some quotes that have been thrown around have been anything from noteworthy to outright funny, understand most of this is in context of complex data descriptions and not to be taken literally but goofy on their own.

Apparently you can do a lot with a little- Today’s GigaOm BigData conference in NYC boils down what it means to track and store consumer data
News that Guardian Media Group — parent company of The Guardian, The Observer, and paidContent — will undergo a restructuring brought about a Tweet exchange Sunday evening between two tech-site founders: Om Malik of GigaOM and Rafat Ali, who left paidContent at the beginning of July.
Malik to Ali: @rafatali maybe u should buy back paidcontent from them while they are at it
Ali to Mailk: @om I exited the news industry, and happier for it. You should buy the assets, I say.
Malik to Ali: @ rafatali haha. maybe only if you can help me with it
According to paidContent, the print edition of The Sunday Times reported that new Guardian Media Group CEO Andrew Miller will restructure the company by separating The Guardian, The Observer, and their respective Web sites from the rest of its multimedia assets, including its holdings in Trader Media Group and Emap, as well as radio stations and property Web sites.