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Creating the Information Landscapes of the Future: Locative Media, Loose Interaction Topologies, and The Shape of Alpha
17. May 2009
I am excited about going to Where Week 2009 – Where 2.0 and WhereCamp, this week (for more see Brady Forrest’s post). Where Week will be total immersion for five days in a think tank with creators of the information landscapes of the future. As you know, if you have read my previous post – […]
Continue reading...HomeCamp 2: Home Energy Management and Distributed Sustainability
24. April 2009
HomeCamp is a home hacking, automation and green technology community that will be gathering in London tomorrow, Saturday 25th April 2009, 10am until 6pm BST (GMT + 1), and in an OpenSim event running alongside for virtual participation, to brainstorm new possibilities for distributed sustainability, creative smart meters, monitoring, graphing and visulaizing energy usage. More […]
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2. June 2009
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