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  3 things about The Stuff of Experience:Workshopped

  11 Jun 2012
  After a quick chat with Jon Moorhouse (who will be running the workshop on Wednesday), He gave me 3 things he would like people to know about the event, which centres around uses for old shops, an increasing problem in a recession/post-recesison economy. 1. We gave out shop prototypes at The Stuff of Experience seminar. [...]
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  Intellectual Property Reading List

  31 May 2012
  I’ve compiled a list of some interesting pieces on copyright, intellectual property and creativity ahead of next week’s Who Owns it? seminar. First up is the official information pack by the World Intellectual Property Organisation, IP 101 if you will. This is the introduction to the full handbook. Next is a short article by Adam [...]
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  Playlist Playlist Playlist

  21 May 2012
  Web 2.0 has re-invigorated the idea of a curated list, particularly with applications like Spotify, and embeddable-players like Soundcloud, Mixpod and of course You Tube. Over the course of this project we’ve come across a number of sites which curate playlists of playlists. Websites making playlists of playlists is a logical progression of the content [...]
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  Augmented Reality Roundup

  15 May 2012
  Ahead of next week’s Layar Workshop with Tamiko Thiel, I’m doing a list of some of the best videos and projects surrounding Augmented Reality (AR). 1. Look how far we’ve come! This is the required kit for an AR game of Pacman, developed in 2004 in Singapore, It was cutting edge at the time, and [...]
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  Five Things I Learned at Glasgow International

  9 May 2012
  1. Re-purpose public monuments. Add helium when possible. Create a public artwork. Every Biennial requires at least one of these. 2. Hire a number of worthy looking volunteers. Make sure they wear white t-shirts so as to not distract from the artwork. Add earpiece radios for extra-authentic effect. Headphones can be used in their place [...]
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