YouTube actually announced the end of annotations early in 2017, when the video platform shut down the annotations editor.
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In the Georgia case, an appeals court ruled that the annotations were "sufficiently law-like," partly because LexisNexis had created the annotations at the direction of the state.
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With "Baima Village Wall Painting Annotations" (2016), Xu Liwei expanded on an existing mural by offering his own comments, annotations, and drawings that continue the narrative — a familiar literati strategy.
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An example of how crazy YouTube annotations could get if overused "We will stop showing existing annotations to viewers starting January 15, 2019," YouTube explained, also confirming the removal of the feature.
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The annotations include descriptions of judicial decisions interpreting the statutes.
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When the annotations tool bar opens, select the pen tool.
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Read the full declassified record of the call, with annotations.
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Many objects come with annotations: signatures, narrative cues, memorial dedications.
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Because it was only as good as the annotations, basically.
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You can read other Genius annotations that people have added to lyrics, texts, and other websites without logging in to Genius, and you can even contribute annotations yourself without signing up for an account.
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The interactivity made possible by annotations will simply no longer work.
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You can then export the related videos, with or without annotations.
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The photo features some very funny hand-drawn annotations by Bell.
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What happens if you made annotations or notes in your ebooks?
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A translator's annotations are like that of an obsessive, deep reader.
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Business owners can use templates to insert names, photos and annotations.
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Your personal annotations do not affect the actual live web page.
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News Genius lets anyone add annotations to anything on the web.
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YouTube annotations will disappear for good in January YouTube annotations — those ugly transparent boxes that hover over videos telling you to watch other videos or subscribe or whatever — are going away on January 15th, 2019. Bye!
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German authorities have made clear they won't tolerate new versions without annotations.
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With annotations, you could overlay a hyperlinked box anywhere within a video.
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The writing's been on the wall about annotations for some time now.
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The service supports annotations, threaded comments on film, and time stamped comments.
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A section of detailed annotations by Thompson offers explanations of each image.
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A costume sketchbook springs to life with designers' annotations and film clips.
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Read the two articles of impeachment in full context with annotations here.
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It also happened to contain copious close-up images of the annotations.
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Highlight the text, and you can add your own annotations as well.
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They found this script in the bin, full of annotations, notes, and messages.
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That's why Google Docs annotations, PowerPoint comments and Word revisions are so useful.
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So here's the full letter from Gamers United, with annotations compliments of Mashable.
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By allowing a relative degree of anonymity for those who are writing annotations and making it extremely easy to annotate any website on the internet, Genius has combined the concept of annotations with the concept of crowdsourcing in a fundamental way.
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Honestly, Billions should either come with a Hedge Fund 101 class or live annotations.
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These annotations play automatically, and make the process of listening to music more engaging.
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These text annotations can be tapped to expand/pull in more info/buying options.
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An electronic Post-It-style note opens and you can type in your annotations.
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After students have curated their own playlists, they are ready to write song annotations.
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Handwritten annotations are scrawled along the margins, and numbered sections help guide the reader.
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YouTube today announced that it will be replacing its annotations engine with what it calls End Screen and Cards, which are existing, mobile-first tools that provide many of the same functions as annotations like linking to other videos and polling viewers.
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These two new features perform many of annotations' functions, but they're a little less customizable.
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But remember: After January 15, when annotations sunset, early interactive YouTube will cease to exist.
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After this date, "all existing annotations will be removed," according to a YouTube support page.
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These little annotations are presumably to help Nintendo prevent any chips from being installed incorrectly.
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This appears to be partly because of the limitations of streaming the annotations on Spotify.
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One underling recalled how prisoners' paperwork was sent to the president and returned with annotations.
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According to the video's distracting pop-up annotations, Lovitz paid to be in the video.
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The reMarkable lets you add annotations to any page in a trice — but then what?
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But he concluded that the annotations were "sufficiently lawlike" that they could not be copyrighted.
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Inspiration is what Democrats need more than wonky policies and plans with footnotes and annotations.
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Read a declassified version of the complaint, with annotations, and eight takeaways from the document.
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And unless David Foster Wallace himself was annotating the news, most annotations weren't very good.
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The stylus has only 10ms of latency, and it will work with the Assistant for annotations.
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Eminem, producer Rick Rubin, and the novelist Junot Diaz were among those who had contributed annotations.
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Here's just a small piece of what we'll lose in two months when annotations are gone.
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Even more important, however, are the myriad annotations the team has done on the 3D data.
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Launched back in 2015, ClipMine had originally introduced a platform designed for crowdsourced tagging and annotations.
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American columns on mathematical puzzles and in his annotations to Alice in Wonderland; in the French
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Annotations from the real Cromwell's correspondence, still preserved in English archives, pop up throughout the text.
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Have students rotate to several other posters and add to previous groups' annotations, notes and thoughts.
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If you're in a classroom, share your annotations with a classmate and discuss what you noticed.
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Last January, Munich's Institute of Contemporary History republished the incendiary text, adding over 3,500 academic annotations.
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If you're doing it on an iPad, you can use the Apple Pencil for more precise annotations.
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Monochrome images can be loaded onto the screens and then marked up, with all annotations automatically saved.
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As long as users are logged into Genius, they can see annotations on every article and site.
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YouTube created annotations for its own platform, and there's no other service out there that supports them.
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When iOS 11 comes, there will be a neat new screenshot workflow that makes these annotations easier.
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If we could see those notes (okay, maybe they burned all of them), would we see annotations?
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You can even export a summary of all your annotations to prep for meetings, or quick reference.
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But Microsoft is giving $25 to anyone who made annotations in their books prior to April 2.
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It is a tome to which most recent arguments about regulation and economic reform are merely annotations.
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Excerpted from Walden by Henry David Thoreau, with Introduction and Annotations by Bill McKibben (Beacon Press, 2017).
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The result is that Genius annotations sound a lot better in theory than they appear in practice.
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Annotations by David A. Martin, the Warner-Booker professor of law emeritus at the University of Virginia.
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Uptown, she pays similar tribute to the Dakota residence, "an architectural amalgamation of styles" per her annotations.
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Annotations by David A. Martin, the Warner-Booker Professor of Law Emeritus at the University of Virginia.
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But my favorite feature is that you can highlight text, write annotations and share them with your friends.
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Teachers will be able to create reading groups, assign homework, write down annotations for the class and more.
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Obama returned the drafts with heavy annotations, writing his changes in a tightly compressed scrawl on the margins.
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While the contributions will be heavily curated, members of the public are encouraged to add annotations as well.
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Apple might update its apps, like Mail and Safari, to allow the stylus to be used for annotations.
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Another thing that's special about "John Wayne" by Lady Gaga: the lyrical annotations available for perusal on Genius.
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In our testing, annotations only appear on the mobile app and not on the same Moments on desktop.
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It's also meant to serve as something of an upgrade to the older, desktop-only tool called Annotations.
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With Annotations, creators could make their own end screens of sorts, by manually adding clickable links to videos.
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Since the original site doesn't control the proxy, scripts from the original page can't touch the added annotations.
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The experiment continued with the researchers sourcing their own annotations for tweets, and found that similar biases appeared.
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He found William James's reading in preparation for "The Varieties of Religious Experience," with James's marginalia and annotations.
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Powered by various universities in the U.K., Pascal VOC has fewer pictures, but each one has richer annotations.
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In the Georgia case, the question is whether annotations commissioned and approved by the state may be copyrighted.
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The annotations were prepared by lawyers working for LexisNexis as part of a financial arrangement with the state.
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And NPR, a relatively new player, drew significant attention for its live annotations of last year's presidential debates.
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These framing essays are critical for navigating this massive volume, as are the annotations accompanying the individual letters.
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Unsworth said he thought he was helping his friend's business; in any event, he hadn't finished adding annotations.
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But users quickly improvised, re-posting screenshots from others' Stories on their own, often with annotations or comments.
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This machine has a keyboard attached and also works with the Surface Pen for taking quick notes and annotations.
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The annotations show the three parts of a vertical explosion triggered by the collapse of a growing lava dome.
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This allows you to walk through museum's rooms via Google Maps, and read helpful annotations next to each piece.
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Annotations have also never worked properly on mobile, which is where the majority of YouTube watching now takes place.
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One, teacher-focused, covers monitoring reading activity and quiz scores, assignment planning, annotations, writing prompts, and more teaching resources.
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For me, the installation's extensive written annotations lead to a larger question about this kind of didactic museum exhibition.
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To employ this technique, the storyteller explicitly intrudes on the user experience through freeze frames, narration, subtitles and annotations.
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The interactive includes simple annotations with each perspective to guide the reader's eye and explain how the play unfolded.
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The final order below contains a few significant modifications from that draft, which will be noted in the annotations.
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"Annotations Editor launched in 2008, before the world went mobile," writes YouTube product manager Muli Salem in a blog post.
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From there, annotations can be made and the file can be exported and sent to Unity or uploaded to Sketchfab.
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Too often, charts are full of chart junk, that is, unnecessary clutter and annotations that detract from the key point.
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Every month, PageHabit's subscribers will get a new hardcover release with annotations by its author and other book-related items.
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However, it pays for itself with the unabridged text of "Ulysses" — and 800 annotations that appear with a finger tap.
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Aside from letting you update content, it offers powerful features for merging files, filling out forms, and making quick annotations.
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This post from Mental Floss explores 22 lyrics from the show, as do the many annotations on the Genius site.
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"They're going to need a body of recordings from Australians with good annotations" that connect audio to meaning, he said.
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On the back of most of her works, Houghton included a handwritten explanation, with illustrated annotations of the abstract forms.
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The annotations — which Finnegan appeared to defend from the News Genius brand Twitter account — ignited a multi-day conversation on Twitter.
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It also makes money through partnerships with companies like Spotify (SPOT), which displays Genius annotations on some songs in the app.
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YouTube says it made this change primarily because annotations didn't work on mobile and most viewers found them obnoxious and unhelpful.
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In fact, a majority of viewers interact with annotations only to close them, so the boxes don't obstruct the video screen.
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Almost all are unsigned, although Beede later added annotations directly on the drawings — a rather unceremonious way to explain the scenes.
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The pictures, received through Gizmodo's tip line earlier today, are complete with timestamps and critical annotations added by our brave tipster.
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It has annotations like "Strange to find such Daedra worship among the devout," nestled next to detailed sketches, diagrams and paintings.
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Our artist interviews and annotations from our community have really allowed us to bring to life the stories behind these songs.
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OpenStreetMap allows for annotations such as those they wanted to add, but the standard edit tools are not suited to them.
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All of the information, both from regular annotations and Q+A, lives on the Genius site forever, always changing and layering.
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The Genius annotations are available on Spotify's iPhone app only at first (and only on models after the iPhone 4/4s).
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On Spotify's app, the Genius annotations are triggered when you play one of the songs on the Behind the Lyrics playlists.
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That's why today's news—the release of Deus Ex's original design document, with annotations by designer Warren Spector—is so welcomed.
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"Promoting an edition without annotations is considered a criminal offense," Christopher Rosenbusch, a spokesman for prosecutors in Bamberg, said on Wednesday.
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She said she believed, particularly given the annotations on the images, that they were most likely taken by a military aircraft.
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"They're going to need a body of recordings from Australians with good annotations" that connect audio to meaning, Mr. Musgrave said.
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The company never proved the case that people online wanted to read long primary texts and then annotations of the text.
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Sincerely,TomGenius co-founder & CEO * A couple different programmers have developed workarounds for people looking to disable Genius annotations on their articles.
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It makes it quicker to take screenshots with one hand, and you can tap Edit on the notification to add annotations after.
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And I'm also weirdly impressed with the Capture+ feature, which combines scrolling screenshots, annotations, and notes into one clever, universally available app.
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One of the more important applications of the annotations feature was as a way to add corrections or updates within a video.
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Plus, you can add bookmarks, highlights and annotations, as well as track your reading progress, as with any other Kindle e-book.
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Windows 10 has a great Snipping Tool built-in, but Lightshot makes things even easier to share a screenshot with some annotations.
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Or, in Google Maps, it means being able to take virtual tours of museums and reading annotations about the art in question.
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To provide lyrics, and in most cases annotations and the song itself, we linked to Genius, the crowd-sourced lyrics annotation site.
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Back in March 2017, YouTube announced that it would be discontinuing the annotations editor, effectively halting their use for any new videos.
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At the time, the company said that since introducing Cards and End Screens, the use of annotations had decreased by 70 percent.
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The company scraped more than a million annotations from Wikipedia talk pages, where editors debate changes to Wikipedia articles, for its analysis.
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The graphic-novel section is the visual representation of fragments, summaries, and annotations that constitute Dalí's script for Giraffes on Horseback Salad.
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The spines were crinkled, pages were marked with spilled tea, and the margins were filled with annotations around lines she found interesting.
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You could spend a lifetime unfurling a long parchment scroll of bad Rap Genius annotations before you got close to a conclusion.
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The Code Revision Commission argued that the annotations they wrote placed it under state copyright, but the Eleventh Circuit ruled in Public.Resource.
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But a recent argument against Genius has left many people challenging the idea that annotations are useful for anything except online harassment.
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But what give "Um-basax-bilua" an additional layer of meaning are Ms. Red Star's annotations in pencil all along the timeline.
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As part of the deal, Georgia gave LexisNexis exclusive rights to official "annotations" that elaborate on the law but aren't legally binding.
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I read Ulysses in college like any dutiful English major, writing my papers with the help of an enormous book of annotations.
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Georgia holds the copyright to the annotations, but the company has the right to sell them while paying the state a royalty.
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Right. So there's a version where I can look at a New York magazine article with your annotations by changing the URL.
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When your friends read the same book six months later, they can open the annotations in the margin to see what you wrote.
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Now, Google Maps also allows you to "walk through" rooms of museums with annotations and information on the wall next to each piece.
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Rowling first published this Hogwarts textbook in 2001, complete with delightful descriptions of magical creatures and annotations by Harry Potter and Ron Weasley.
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The change takes effect on May 2nd, and existing annotations will continue to show up when using the desktop browser version of YouTube.
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Last year, lawmakers drafted the Digital Republic Bill, and opened it up for the public to add comments and annotations to it online.
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This week, Spotify listeners can peruse lyrics and annotations of songs on the "Behind the Lyrics (Hip Hop)" playlist, information supplied by Genius.
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It's designed as an app to manage drawings and documents, with support for touch and ink to leave annotations for colleagues or friends.
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Put a pre-roll ad on a YouTube series and they sit through it, but put them in video annotations and they unsubscribe.
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Rather than participating in and propelling the plot, they function as annotations or exhibits of its principal themes, a set of illustrative ectoplasm.
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Trump's denial also included what looked to be an aerial photograph of the launch site, complete with graphics and annotations describing the scene.
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Throughout the Monroe book are annotations in the margins reading "omit" and notes marking page numbers, although no one knows who wrote them.
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Blending movement, text and song, the work draws from Pepys-related materials, ranging from his original writings to modern annotations found at pepysdiary.com.
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That's why Vijith Assar built Genius Defender, a tool to block web annotations by making the text of your blog unreadable to Genius.
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One is Microsoft Remote Assist, an app that lets HoloLens users collaborate in real-time from remote locations via photos, videos, annotations, and more.
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YouTube annotations, those annoying translucent boxes that you rush to disable the moment they appear, will finally disappear for good on January 15th, 2019.
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Some JunoCam participants are also creating valuable products for the mission team, including high-quality annotations of Jupiter's tempestuous and ever-changing weather systems.
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Another enhancement, pertaining to the Smart Annotations feature announced for iWork in March, is OCR support for handwritten notes, which will read them aloud.
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The richly-produced songs of Blonde contained a thousand tangled thoughts and loose tangents, ready to be unraveled and speculated about via Genius annotations.
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For instance, the Genius community for Hamilton has generated more than 13,000 words of meticulously researched and sourced annotations for the complex rap musical.
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The aforementioned Hamilton project, for example, collaborated with production itself to import its annotations of the Hamilton soundtrack to the musical's official lyrics website.
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The state says this is a sensible cost-saving measure, "minimizing burdens on taxpayers" by sparing them from paying for the preparation of annotations.
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In many of the poems, annotations appear along the right margin, in brackets and a paler typeface, commenting on and complicating the "real" poem.
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Surrounding explanations and annotations clearly try to present a balanced view, including a video with five people speaking for and against enhanced interrogation tactics.
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The Quran, like all foundational religious texts, is a tangle of ambiguities and mysteries, to which endless annotations can be, and are being, written.
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John: Genius is still figuring stuff out — it gets a lot of traffic as a lyrics site, but the broader annotations project is young.
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With texts and images lifted from Western ethnographic studies and interspersed with annotations and drawings, they functioned as prompt books for the vaunted transformation.
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And there are screens next to the stage, and they are showing lyrics and Genius facts and Genius annotations as the music plays, synchronized.
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As part of the process, he makes detailed annotations in each book, and sometimes films the typing with a GoPro worn on a harness.
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Some of the objects are utilitarian, such as a manual for swan handling; others were subversive, like English annotations on a Latin religious text.
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On to the annotations... They weren't international celebrities like Versace, but Lee and Marilyn Miglin were well known and loved in Chicago society circles.
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PDF Expert is one app that got mentioned in dispatches, working with the Apple Pencil to let you change text, edit images, and add annotations.
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Below is the official White House timeline of terrorist attacks since September 22000 with my annotations in bold about the media coverage they each received.
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The text will automatically adjust its flow and move around to fit the screen, but your annotations won't, leaving them misplaced and out of context.
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But Georgia's legislature has claimed copyright protection for the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, a document that includes both statutes and lengthy annotations analyzing them.
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In the top-right corner, among other rich annotations — Lequeu would soon become obsessed with captions — is a cosmopolitan shout-out to Chinese black ink.
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The company then makes money by providing its lyrics and annotations of the lyrics — to explain backstories, context, and hidden meanings — to companies like Spotify.
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Genius, the service that lets users add annotations and context to other docs, has today announced the launch of Questions and Answers, or Q+A.
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Just days ago, the company announced that it would power annotations for President Obama's final State of the Union address, which is being aired today.
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As the Dial reports its angle, architects will be able to set angles for drawing annotations or even set the grid overlays with the Dial.
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With the HoloLens and Skype (itself a Microsoft property), the experts in question can circle objects and make annotations within the astronaut's field of view.
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I think it's wonderful to get a used book and find someone's annotations, so I kind of regret not doing this to my own books.
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Instead, it's one found by a previous wanderer of the game, their annotations and specimen name left behind in an ongoing catalogue of the terrain.
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More annotations were added up to the 16th century that identify the plants in Latin, Anglo-Norman French, and English, demonstrating the book's continued use.
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Similarly, teachers can use annotations to grade assignments, mark up a student's homework assignment or highlight passages in a document they are sharing with their class.
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A team of scholars and historians spent three years preparing a nearly 2,000-page edition with about 153,500 annotations in anticipation of the expiration on Dec.
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You can add annotations to PDFs and screenshots more easily—just start drawing—and start taking notes just by tapping the lock screen with the Pencil.
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It's also overflowing with new features, including Amazon's Whispersync For Voice technology that can synchronize your reading progress, bookmarks, and digital annotations across all Kindle devices.
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As the two tell us, Sketch wants to be where all documents live and it will allow teams to make annotations and comments in the app.
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Other than re-uploading a brand new video with the new information, annotations were the only way to add changes to an already existing YouTube upload.
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Over the next three days, Yiannopoulos passed the article back to Yarvin and the white nationalist Saucier, the latter of whom gave line-by-line annotations.
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While you have the option of effectively muting annotations on Genius by not clicking on a highlighted word, here you don't seem to have the choice.
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This meant that anyone who viewed a page with annotations enabled was potentially vulnerable to security exploits that would have been blocked by the original site.
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Genius removed the Content Security Policy primarily in order to let their inline script rewrite the links; that change wasn't technically required by the annotations themselves.
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This is thanks to improvements to a feature called Markup, which is what allowed you to add doodles and annotations to photos beginning with iOS 10.
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Even now that it's being republished, there are 3,500 annotations tacked onto the new edition, "to denounce Hitler's propaganda and lies," according to the book's publisher.
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It is not opt-in for the creator, and if I want to engage with the annotations, I have to sign in using a Genius account.
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Here they are, with our annotations about what they tell us about Mr. Mueller's inquiry into Russian influence on the U.S. presidential election and other matters.
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But after looking at Dr. Scott-Warren's research, Dr. Bourne said she is "increasingly convinced" the annotations are all by Milton, but made at different times.
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In the future, Amazon hopes to have to rely less on human annotations as its artificial intelligence systems get better at learning directly from user input.
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It's something kind of in a sense layered on top of the content you're experiencing, and that's kind of what we're trying to do with annotations.
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The President's seven previous State of the Union addresses, with line-by-line annotations, can be found on the White House's State of the Union website.
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The handsome volume, which comes with a new foreword, an afterword, and annotations sourcing every illustration, is the perfect introduction or reintroduction to Steinberg's incomparable style.
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Epigrammar's goal to improve reading comprehension among high schoolers is accomplished by collecting compelling annotations and opinions from students, which teachers might use to guide class discussion.
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The software uses PubNub for real-time annotations, Elixir/Phoenix lean API on the backend, Apollo to the React JS front-end and in-house annotation libraries.
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The annotations at the center of the case lack the legal force of statutes, but have authoritative weight in explaining the meaning and effect of a law.
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If you need to add annotations or a signature to something, choose Apple's "Markup" from that share menu, where you're free to draw all over the document.
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Generally the app is sort of a Powerpoint for education complete with animations, gestural annotations, and the ability to play back and record videos from your presentations.
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I've pasted the lyrics below, with some annotations to help explain why it's possible to hear the song in two very different — and perhaps equally valid — ways.
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If your first thoughts are towards accreditation, all the amateur musicians have been linked to via the instruments their playing using the YouTube annotations, so that's covered.
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It looks like Moodstocks originally tried its hand at creating its own consumer apps, one of which was a social networking app of sorts: it let people snap pictures of media like books, and then add their own annotations about that media that would link up with other people's annotations, by way of special image recognition behind the scenes that would match up the "fingerprint" in different people's snaps.
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What this means is that you can now synchronize your reading progress, bookmarks, and digital annotations across all Kindle devices — and also sync your progress with Audible audiobooks.
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The likes of ForScore and Symphony Pro come with a ton of features to make a musician's life easier, including support for annotations, audio file syncing, and more.
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Says Goldman, the annotations are meant to provide more context about Obama's specific proposals, as well as a behind-the-scenes look at how the speeches came together.
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Dawson and others also say that the company hews to a double standard because it will disable annotations on certain articles from certain publishers but not for individuals.
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For instance, computer vision models need annotations describing the categories to which images belong, the objects within them, the context in which the objects appear and so on.
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Videos often contain information that came from user-contributed annotations, Lehman said, and the format is more popular than the plain-text notes on which Genius was founded.
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This is the only reason Genius can modify the original text to insert highlighted links which will reveal the annotations — a key part of the web-annotator product.
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As I was idly clicking through the annotations, something new and surreal happened, and for a split second I could see the future I suspect Genius is pursuing.
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The New York Times has been unable to independently verify these photos, which were released with annotations that indicate they were taken between June 2016 and December 2017.
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It was also a startling twist from the perspective of Dr. Bourne, who had begun studying the annotations 10 years ago, in her very first graduate school seminar.
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Thus, on a number of the texts he has written in black cursive his own comments and annotations, explicating and contextualizing, and in a few cases amending them.
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On the Playback settings screen, turn off the checkbox next to "Show annotations and in-video notifications" and then click the Save button at the bottom of the screen.
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Egger's frank annotations show that the tendency to be hyper-critical — you know, the sort of "if it's not one thing, it's another" mentality — is a very real thing.
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As blogger Andy Baio pointed out, reminiscing about some of his favorite interactive videos, there's really not much that can be done to archive annotations in a workable format.
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Expanding on this usage, Mystery Science Theater 3000 uploaded a number of full-length films to YouTube, complete with pop-up video-like facts throughout the movie using annotations.
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When they do, their words and music require no labored annotations — and transport us to that lonely planet where all of us aliens at least sometimes feel we live.
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Here's a quick demo of the new tool:What's really cool about the new feature is that after you stop recording, you can make edits and annotations to your recording.
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The book curiously places Woodman's own black-and-white photography and handwritten annotations inside of an Italian geometry exercise textbook, a peculiar fusion of elementary logic and aesthetic mystery.
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There, creators learned to use YouTube Cards to overlay text to entice viewers, as well as extensive annotations that helped drive views through YouTube's powerful search and suggestion capabilities.
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Don't listen to the playlist, and find the tracks another way on the platform, because the annotations will stream on the Behind the Lyrics tracks automatically, Spotify tells me.
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Furthermore, the moment is plastered with YouTube annotations that seem impossible to minimize, making the moment not even fully seen: Not everyone is pissed off about the ending, though.
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She could click to see the student's scores on the quizzes that accompanied each article, and then go into the article itself to read his annotations and marginal notes.
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And we're taking the best of those annotations that we learned via research and experimentation and launching them into the Twitter app over the weeks and months to come.
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The novels, also priced at $9.99 each, feature occasional annotations by the author and interactive illustrations — like a Golden Snitch that flutters away when you try to touch it.
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He had turned the farmhouse into a rudimentary command center with two typewriters, a dictionary and a Bible full of homemade tabs and annotations of Old and New Testament verses.
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In a small update to a YouTube support page last month, the online video giant announced that annotations would be deleted from all videos using the feature early next year.
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However, for those who choose to migrate to End Screens, there will no longer be a need to use Annotations, YouTube explains in a blog post detailing the new feature.
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For example, when a user looks at something through their phone, the annotations for Lens are returned quickly while the company finishes doing the image search on the back-end.
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When it was published, the timeline included more than 30,000 words, or about 65 pages worth of annotations to help readers understand why each document in the file was significant.
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Several versions of the report are for sale, including one produced by The Washington Post and Scribner with annotations by the newspaper's editors and reporters, which topped sales last week.
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Even though a site's owner has the right to ignore the annotations themselves, it's harder to ignore the users who've now turned their attention to the website as a result.
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"There were other lyricists involved in the writing of the Grateful Dead canon," he wrote in the foreword to "The Complete Annotated Grateful Dead Lyrics" (2005; annotations by David Dodd).
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Her powerful documentary book first appeared in 1971; the current reissue includes many of the original photographs, along with previously unpublished ones, all supplemented by Ms. Freedman's street-wise annotations.
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The gargantuan yet well-ordered text brims with lucid annotations, extended quotations from rare source materials, fascinating paraphrases, provocative formulations and philosophical propositions, poetic digressions, lyrical aphorisms and experimental theses.
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Speaking of gaming, interactive games built within YouTube videos using the annotations feature, like Saved by the Bell RPG, Interactive Minecraft, and YouTube Street Fighter, will cease to work as intended.
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With hundreds of annotations and photographs, the more obscure elements of Lovecraft's stories are explained, as are the experiences that may have contributed to Lovecraft's racism, misogyny and generally misanthropic worldview.
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LaValle's introduction, and Klinger's annotations, give such a full picture of Lovecraft that readers can make their own decisions about whether to stick around and read his work, or turn elsewhere.
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The company is also updating Remote Assist to include mobile annotations, group calling and deeper integration with Dynamics 365 for Field Service, along with improved accessibility features on the HoloLens app.
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The filmmaker even added some cool annotations to point out things like the glowing facade, underground auditorium, and even the R&D compound, where Apple's top secret labs will be housed.
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He had turned the farmhouse into a rudimentary command center of two typewriters, a dictionary and a Bible full of home-made tabs and annotations of Old and New Testament verses.
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Although once destined for disposal, the manuscript offers important tools today to understanding the printmaking process: it retains details that no final book would reveal, such as annotations in red ink.
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You can add more detailed annotations like arrows and boxes with the desktop utilities that come with your system — the Snipping Tool in Windows and the Preview app on the Mac.
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As well as some under-the-hood rendering improvements, there a newly designed floating toolbar that lets you hear PDFs read aloud, add annotations to documents, change the document view, and more.
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Natural language models need annotations that teach the models the sentiment of a tweet, for example, or that a string of words is a question about the status of an online purchase.
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YouTube users could, or course, always use annotations in their videos to link to fundraising sites, but those are probably far less likely to result in actual donations than a YouTube card.
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You still pan around a particular area by clicking around on the image, just as you would in a typical Street View, but Google also added special annotations to the ISS images.
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The idea then was to offer a technology that could sit over top videos on the web – like those on YouTube, Vimeo or DailyMotion – that allowed users to add their own annotations.
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Despite the obvious benefits of getting perfect ground truth annotations for free, our worry was that we'd train a system that worked great in simulation but would fail miserably in the wild.
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This sort of screen sharing of the real world can allow a worker in a manufacturing facility to ping a specialist and get quick annotations and advice about tackling a particular problem.
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The draft - with annotations and alternative phrasings for a number of issues - still needs to be rubber-stamped by other ministries and has not yet been approved by Environment Minister Barbara Hendricks.
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On macOS, hit Cmd+Shift+5, and make sure Show Floating Thumbnail is selected on the Options menu—you can then click this thumbnail to add annotations whenever you take a screenshot.
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The earlier LTS draft seen by Reuters carried annotations from Iran and Algeria for measures to support prices such as a price target or floor and a return to OPEC's quota system.
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Article Study: To help guide students in learning how to turn their annotations into writing, have each group choose one of the sentences and provide them with the commentary from New Sentences.
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In keeping with this practice, Jack Shainman's 20th Street gallery presents a single serial work with annotations entitled Pan-African Pulp printed on 31 large panels measuring 64 x 44 inches each.
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Mokgosi's handwritten annotations to the image-text combinations of Pan-African Pulp are extensive, ranging from critiques of capitalism to Michel Foucault's notion of discourse as materially creating the conditions it describes.
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Your capture is copied to the clipboard automatically, but you can also launch the full Snip & Sketch app (from the Start menu) to add annotations, crop your picture and make various other edits.
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The new position created by Genius had many in media expecting a journalistic effort that added factual detail or questions to stories and commentary, but recently the annotations have taken an editorializing tone.
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"Being able to read lyrics and annotations on Genius while you listen along on Apple Music is a dream Genius experience," Genius CSO Ben Gross said in a statement tied to the news.
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But with access to those experts' annotations of thousands of mutations, it's hoped that a machine learning system will be able to perform the task too — or at least help narrow the search.
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These Enhanced Editions offer iBooks users an interactive experience, with the ability to access secondary material, including interactive character maps, definitions of the various houses referenced in the novel, annotations, glossaries, and more.
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The expert can virtually see what the technician is seeing through the HoloLens, and walk them through the repair without leaving the office, even circling parts and providing other annotations in real time.
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It might be HR sharing training videos, marketing sharing product photos or construction company employees inspecting a site and sharing photos of a code violation, complete with annotations to point out the problem.
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In this case, it's close enough that I wouldn't mind doing a few annotations of a long document, but I can't picture-taking notes with it or drawing anything but the simplest shapes.
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Large tech companies and startups alike are digging around for nifty training methods that can reduce the barriers to getting in the self-driving car game and make annotations less of a pain.
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In recent days, we have also seen pages of the manual printed out at large scale and affixed to MTA structures, often combined with graffiti annotations specifying the location of the J31 convergence.
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For instance, the Genius annotations for the Wikipedia page explaining what annotations are consists of inane meme-ified comments like these: Other pages on Genius serve up more of this type of reaction and commentary, ranging from memes to incorrect statements presented as factual to sexism: The Genius Community Policy is firmly against "abuse and harassment," but also notes "we believe in freedom of expression" and will "allow controversial texts to be posted" as long as they generate thoughtful discussion.
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Footnote lets us in on Beauty's dietary regimen, and wanders the stage throughout the first half of the play, providing numbered annotations on the background of the family, who lives in Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Many took exception to the harsh, personal annotations that to many, reprised the habitual harassment that women face online, which ranges from "gaslighting" their concerns to diminishing the importance of women's experiences and writing.
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The engineers at Mindtribe just published a detailed teardown of the Nintendo Switch, and it includes geeky annotations to make things a little more interesting and accessible than your average iFixit or Fictiv version.
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To create an immersive experience, PageHabit asks authors to prepare a handwritten letter and about 20 to 30 annotations on Post-It notes, which it reproduces and sticks inside books for an immersive experience.
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The researchers say there was some disagreement on how to annotate the grammatically incorrect sentences — each went through three levels of review — but they weren't any more contentious than annotations of grammatically correct sentences.
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"Hamilton" Lyrics and Primary Sources Even if you can't see the show live, the 46 songs on the Broadway cast recording, and the many rich annotations — some by Lin-Manuel Miranda himself — at Genius.
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While he shared the white planters' misgivings about blacks, he employed these slaves to gather data about the island and was fascinated by their music, acquiring banjos and making musical annotations of their songs.
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A scholar in England suspected annotations in a First Folio at the Free Library of Philadelphia were John Milton's, so he connected the dots with someone who had studied the work for a decade.
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Over 200 of Bruegel's paintings, drawn from the collections of these institutions, were digitized and published online, allowing anyone with an internet connection to explore them through extremely high resolution images accompanied by detailed annotations.
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"The images for which annotations were found to be discordant — that is if they were viewed differently by three team members — were sent to senior cytopathologists for final analysis," Microsoft wrote in a blog post.
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At least 99 of the clay tablets recovered from Mesopotamian dig sites deal with the omens to be found in livers—one of them, covered in esoteric, mystical annotations, is actually shaped like a liver.
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I honestly have no idea what that means, but it bums me out mostly because I was a big fan of Genius and its annotations, which were crowdsourced from the knowledgeable folks on the web.
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The summaries cover key concepts and arguments of each book and allow you to add annotations, giving you a frame of reference for influential books even when you don't have the time to read them.
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Fandango's Movieclips YouTube channel was perhaps the most famous for its intensive and innovative use of annotations at the end of its videos, directing viewers to other clips based on a film's genre, cast, and more.
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Other new features include faster graphics rendering for Mac users, a couple of updates to the Firefox Home page, the ability to add annotations to screenshots and better support for pen and touch screen pointer input.
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The writer Dan Piepenbring, who paid homage to Prince in a 2010 essay for the Paris Review, penned an introduction and annotations to the images contained in the book, Penguin Random House said in a statement.
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At NYU Langone Health in New York City, for example, radiologists have shifted the way results are communicated to patients by embedding more images in their test result reports and including the radiologist's annotations and notes.
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Mahbod Moghadam was forced to resign from Genius in 2014 after leaving a number of inappropriate and shallow annotations on the manifesto of Elliot Rodger, the Santa Barbara shooter whose actions were motivated partly by misogyny.
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Mokgosi's annotations and his preference to work in series suggest that the individual painted image is not intended to be the final criteria of his artwork's value, with the elements of containment and commodification this involves.
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While it's a tiny feature tweak, annotations are another sign that Twitter is exploring ways to infuse its platform with value and veracity in the face of what so far appears to be an intractable misinformation crisis.
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As for the app itself, it's more powerful than you might expect for a mobile app, with support for annotations, basic chart types, column sorting and filtering, plus all the basics of formulas and cell formatting too.
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One of the top options here is Xodo for Android and iOS (free), which covers just about everything you're going to need: annotations, PDF form filling, digital signature support, easy integration with cloud services, and so on.
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Does Magic Leap know how to parse the contents of that message and then pull related data from several different sources into a coherent and organized new interface that maps the climb up Everest with multimedia annotations?
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Dr. Scott-Warren had his aha moment while reading a recent scholarly article about the anonymous annotations, which have long been known to scholars, by Claire M.L. Bourne, an assistant professor of English at Pennsylvania State University.
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Certain features, like stereotype plates, editions, impressions and reprints, belong to the history of books; others, like ownership marks and annotations, belong to the history of copies, and as such they are singular, nontransferable pieces of evidence.
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I own a secondhand copy of his 1988 novel "The Beautiful Room Is Empty" that was passed from gay man to gay man during White's heyday, and their annotations feel as elemental and histrionic as claw marks.
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Handwritten annotations in Arabic ("BMW, White, April 8, 1986, 11 killed") give a veneer of forensic authenticity, but the collages themselves, with their bright colors and angled automotive forms, suggest that archival labor is not without aesthetic considerations.
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The 70-year copyright on the text, banned by the Allies at the end of World War Two, expired at the end of 2015, opening the way for a critical edition with explanatory sections and some 3,500 annotations.
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You can record and import videos and screen captures, capture leads and add CRM forms, make your videos interactive by adding music, GIFs, polls, CTAs, and annotations, and gauge viewer purchase intent via the detailed audience demographic reports.
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Even though the Content Security Policy bug is now fixed, Genius still has another problem: they need to add as much user-generated content as possible right away — currently the vast majority of redirects don't contain any annotations.
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Now Take a Look at Some Student Annotations: A 23th grade English class at Central Bucks High School South, in Bucks County, Pa. has kindly read and annotated the "Black Panther" review to show you what they noticed.
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Even though the emails were not marked classified at the time, Mr. Linick said the information in the emails should have been recognized as secret or confidential because of the subjects and annotations cautioning against distributing the emails widely.
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Most AI experiments as of late have involved generating freaky images based on what was learned, but this time the researchers included detailed descriptions and annotations of what appeared, and what was happening, in every clip the AI ingested.
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The next year I would find myself at the center of a new controversy when Genius, a well-funded startup that mostly writes annotations on song lyrics, launched a new tool allowing their users to annotate any website, anywhere.
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The unpublished material, or at least some of it, was auctioned off with another artifact scholars have never seen: the manuscript for the published book, covered in annotations from Malcolm X and his collaborator on the book, Alex Haley.
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This time, the photo — adapted for a large-scale presentation and including the same annotations — was somehow creepier and yet even more appropriate, given the ubiquity of advertising in LA. On another billboard, the same photograph appeared without measurements.
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The highlights and notes you make in your Kindle books, no matter which screen you have been using, are all synchronized over the Internet — and you can see all those annotations online when you log into your Amazon account.
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A 4GB HTML file called "My Activity" located within the "Ads" folder is presumably showing me something relating to the ad-tracking data that Google has gathered on me, but there are no annotations or metadata here to explain it.
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According to university professor Jane Geddes, marks and annotations previously indiscernible to the naked eye suggest that the book ended up in the king's library as a treasure handpicked by his scouts, who rummaged through dissolved monastic libraries for valuables.
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Johanna Wanka told German channel n-tv that the book, which was never formally banned, was already widely available online and that the annotations would "show pupils what criminal views could be found in Hitler's book right from the start."
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Facebook is launching 360 Director for Pages and profiles so they can add text and graphic annotations to videos, and guide where people should look with a default view that can move around as people watch if they don't scroll themselves.
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The company announced a new artificial intelligence-based tool at TechCrunch's Robotics + AI Sessions event today that teaches robots how to pick the right objects out of a bin with simple annotations and sensor technology, reducing the training process by hours.
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There are Shakespeare and Austen volumes owned by famous people, like James Joyce's coffee-splattered copy of "As You Like It" and the actor Stephen Fry's student paperback of "Mansfield Park," complete with "strange annotations, circa 1977," as an inscription explains.
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One way to grab your annotations there is to open the iBook file on the device and tap the Table of Contents icon (which looks like a set of three dots and dashes) in the upper-left corner of the screen.
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"If you have made mark-ups or annotations in any of your acquired books prior to April 2, 2019, you'll receive an additional $25 credit to your Microsoft account at the same time refunds are processed," the company informs users.
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Sofia Coppola: The Politics of Visual Pleasure works because, despite the heavy annotations and the sometimes lofty academic language, it's clearly a project born of both frustration and personal passion: Rogers credits her pursuit of film scholarship to The Virgin Suicides.
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CEO Jack Dorsey, who spoke at a February 14 event for Goldman Sachs in San Francisco, said that Twitter is "thinking about" some kind of feature that would let people go back and add clarifications or annotations to old tweets.
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Considered an outsider artist, the self-taught Dellschau focused solely on mechanics in his early works — hot air balloon-like vessels with quirky accoutrements like paddles, wheels, and pulleys are shown with great detail, at times with lengthy explanatory annotations.
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In 2906, China's then Vice-President, Li Yuanchao, invited Liu to Zhongnanhai—an off-limits complex of government accommodation sometimes compared to the Kremlin—to discuss the books and showed Liu his own copies, which were dense with highlights and annotations.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: In the article's footnotes, annotations about Jay-Z's lyrics, businesses, life or other details appear by Wesley Morris, critic at large for The Times, and Reggie Ugwu, pop culture reporter for The Times.
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And so I think right now, through the mechanisms we have and the amount of publisher participation we have, it's more than sufficient, and the distribution, to get people interested in creating good annotations on stuff that's relevant to them.
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Location-based AR app on GitHub — Build an augmented reality (AR) application that demonstrates how the TomTom Maps APIs can be combined with AR technology to generate custom 3D worlds, enable location annotations or incorporate traffic-enabled directions and travel times in applications.
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This is usually done for specific files or data feeds — small targeted bits of information with narrow scope — but it is also essentially how the Genius annotation redirects work: they proxy entire pages, for any URL on the internet, and add the annotations.
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Part of the appeal of Genius is precisely that it makes minimal changes to the look and feel of the page: the goal is to present the original page to the user, with the extra script inserting annotations on top of its content.
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The Times's Alex Burns has already written about the message of the main campaign announcement video — you can read his annotations here — but in sum, it was all about President Trump, white supremacy, and getting both of them out of the White House.
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"The annotations clearly have authoritative weight in explicating and establishing the meaning and effect of Georgia's laws," Judge Stanley Marcus wrote for a unanimous three-judge panel of the court, the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, in Atlanta.
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In 1977, the artiest punk band in Britain — or maybe the punkiest art band — was Wire, whose magnificently cantankerous, lastingly influential, pointedly brief first three albums have been reissued as multiple-CD sets including demos, singles, alternate versions, unreleased songs and extensive annotations.
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It's a small part of a digital environment Goelst calls "persistent content," which refers to the notes and annotations made, as well as the 3D content viewed during a team brainstorming session that can be pulled up again when you put the headset back on.
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"Article is just one in a series of prototypes, and there's so much left to explore — from using light estimation to more seamlessly blend 3D objects with the real world, to adding diegetic UI annotations to specific positions on the model," concludes Ali and Carpenter.
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Another piece of evidence now attached to the RTB complaints shows a set of sample bid requests from the IAB and Google's documentation for users of their systems — with annotations by the complainants showing exactly how much personal data gets packaged up and systematically shared.
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The draft version, written in two large notebooks, is full of annotations by both Mary Shelley and her future husband, Percy Shelley, showing his corrections to her spelling ("enigmatic o you pretty Pecksie!" he wrote next to her "igmmatic") and suggested changes to vocabulary.
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Once students gather their field notes, we return to the annotations we made earlier on the original articles and students work as teams of writers and editors to compose: They argue, revise, question, suggest and edit as a team, playing to one another's strengths.
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Somehow, she managed to cart to the dump an old coat box filled with the baby books she'd painstakingly kept, each book jacketed in a different shade of pastel, each page a clutter of annotations and photographs and locks of hair finer than thread.
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He worked on a wide variety of surfaces, from burlap to Masonite, and the heavy annotations on inventory lists from paint companies along with letters to distributors about his interest in new pigments and chemicals offer insight into his engagement with materials on the most minute level.
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" In a statement, IBM told The Verge that it takes "the privacy of individuals very seriously and have taken great care to comply with privacy principles, including limiting the Diversity in Faces dataset to publicly available image annotations and limiting the access of the dataset to verified researchers.
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Secured crookedly by thumbtacks and arranged in conspiratorial clusters, these images rs resemble the pinned-up evidence collected by a frenzied detective, a motif reinforced by the floating walls' pegboard texture and the jagged lines and annotations that cut across the photos, sporadic markings from an inconclusive investigation.
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Google and Facebook both have a unique opportunity to fact-check within AMP and Instant Articles — they could place annotations over certain parts of a news story in the style of News Genius to point out inaccuracies, or include links to other articles offering counterpoints and fact-checks.
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Mr. Wirsching said that publication of the work spurred more than five dozen discussions at museums, memorial sites, schools and churches examining the edition, which included 3,500 critical, historical annotations to the original, and showed the level of public interest and countered fears it would fuel neo-Nazi sentiment.
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" The new book will have an introduction by the group's fugitive leader, Julian Assange, who has made no secret of his disdain for Clinton (because of her hawkish foreign policy views), and annotations from Doug Henwood, author of an anti-Clinton polemic called "My Turn: Hillary Clinton Targets the Presidency.
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The best-case scenario of the way Genius is used — something like the Hamilton project or the officially sanctioned White House annotations — inevitably stands toe to toe with images of a horde of angry online citizens brigading a post in the Genius arena to express their disagreement with the author.
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Second, despite denials of editing (other than annotations) of the screen shots, the Tim Hardaway tweet shows the image at the top of the blog post next to text that appears midway through blog post; this could only happen via editing the image and understandably creates confusion about the discrepancy.
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"Bridget Riley: The Complete Paintings" is a catalogue raisonné, in the literal sense of the term: a reasoned and meticulously detailed register of over 600 works, presented chronologically across thousands of pages, divided into five volumes, and accompanied by provenance descriptions and annotations (each work is assigned a "BR number").
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DuckDuckGo is taking advantage of a tool that Apple announced last summer at its Worldwide Developers Conference: MapKit JS. It's technically a beta, but it works on the web very similarly to how it works inside iOS apps, allowing developers to embed maps, add annotations, and create custom pins to identify places.
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Shortly after it was published, two editors at the site Genius ran a review of Pitchfork's review of the album in the form of annotations, taking the original review's points to task and arguing on behalf of Wet, not doing much to dispel the conspiracy that Wet is in fact an industry plant.
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Mapillary, a Swedish startup backed by Sequoia, Atomico and others that has built a database of 130 million images through crowdsourcing — think open-source Street View — is releasing a free dataset of 25,000 street-level images from 190 countries, with pixel-level annotations that can be used to train automotive AI systems.
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Naturally, the device comes with software features previous Kindle owners will be familiar with: Whispersync for tracking what page you're on and any annotations you've made across Amazon's apps and devices; Word Wise for automatically defining words you may not know; and Family Library, so you can share books with your partner.
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" In an interview in August, Moore promised to restore Christianity to the Capitol, said he wanted to fight the rise of Islamic "Sharia law" in the US, and eagerly showed off his annotations on Joseph Story's 1833 Commentaries on the Constitution of the US. "That guy Roy Moore is way, way out there.
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As I sat down to pick my way through the piece, I paid attention less to the printed notes than to her annotations and fingerings, thinking that with each wrist circle or tuck of a thumb behind ring finger, I was not so much executing them as embodying a tiny part of her.
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The annotation platform, which started as a service for annotating music lyrics, is working with big companies like the Washington Post and Spotify, and pitching advertisers on the idea that they should sponsor annotations — factoids about a song or news article that Genius makes appear in-line with the lyrics or text.
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If the annotations are almost always relevant, and you're still free to just scroll right past them when you don't care, then maybe we'll all start to let the Genius proxy site mediate the real internet more often — much as AOL keywords did in the '90s and Facebook vaguely threatens to do even today.
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So for this first offering of an Oscar Wilde season from his newly formed Classic Spring Theater Company, he provides the annotations of sentimental period music hall ballads, performed between acts by Anne Reid, the great octogenarian actress who appears as the hostess at the country house where much of the play is set.
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" In an interview Monday night, Moore promised to restore Christianity to the Capitol, said he wanted to fight the rise of Islamic "Sharia law" in the US, and eagerly offered to show Vox his annotations on Joseph Story's 1833 Commentaries on the Constitution of the US. "That guy Roy Moore is way, way out there.
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In "The End of the French Intellectual," he strings together a set of personal reflections, historical annotations and topical commentaries on the ideal of the lofty intellectual, in the course of which he finds 10 ways to say, with suitable references to master thinkers across the centuries, that intellectuals ought to uphold universal principles.
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The team looked for evidence of bed bug DNA from new York's subway systemsWhile the AMNH team also sequenced the bed bug's genome, they did fewer manual annotations, instead expanding their work to also look at how the genes function in the bug and how the bug interacts with its environment — unusual for a genome paper.
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But Moore's perspective shifts continually from Thatcher herself (he adeptly captures the force of personality that radiates from her annotations and even from the underlinings in policy papers and memorandums) to her advisers, her colleagues and rivals in the cabinet, her adversaries across the floor in the House of Commons and in Brussels, even her hairdresser.
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As of the time of publication, the majority of the changes that Watson proposed haven't been reflected on the page, although it does now make mention of the book he published, and includes a new warning indicating that the page is not that well sourced, as Watson (or whoever the anonymous editor is) pointed out in their handwritten annotations.
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Here is what the document, issued by Daniel R. Coats, the director of national intelligence, said about climate change and other environmental problems, with my annotations: The impacts of the long-term trends toward a warming climate, more air pollution, biodiversity loss, and water scarcity are likely to fuel economic and social discontent — and possibly upheaval — through 2018.
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After he posted a link to his blog post on Twitter ("Shakespeare and Milton: a rash proposition," he wrote), the reactions from other scholars, including "card-carrying Miltonists who have been living and breathing his handwriting," as Dr. Bourne put it, poured in, quickly converging on a consensus that yes, the annotations were most likely Milton's.
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Google is adding a couple of little things to improve the experience, including an annotations feature, which will allow a guide to draw inside the 360 sphere and bring attention to certain features of the environment as they're touring about in VR. The app is Android-only for now, though the company says that it will be arriving on iOS soon, as well.
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Completely discarding security settings was more than just a reckless step toward building its tool: as I continued to explore the issue, I began to realize that the entire service is built on top of a unique approach to overriding the standard security practices of the web — protections that would ordinarily prevent the annotations from being technically possible in the first place.
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As we wrote last week when Spotify announced a deal with Genius — where the annotations company will provide lyrics, observations and artists' thoughts that will pop up as the music is played — Spotify can use features like this to make its app less of a background tool and more of something that people can actively look at while they're listening to the music.
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The Times of London has been campaigning to see documents relating to correspondence between the royal family and the Nazi regime before World War II. The Guardian fought a decade-long battle (which it won in 2015) for access to Prince Charles's secret "black spider memos," so named for his distinctive handwritten ink annotations, in which he lobbied government ministers.
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First, head over to the site's homepage, where you can scroll down a long writing desk covered with objects hyperlinked to different sections (the iPad at the top links to Rowling's Twitter feed, for instance, while the candle links to information about her charity, Lumos — there are also some pretty cool pictures of what looks like Fantastic Beasts script annotations and Rowling's writing notes).
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