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Summary of amazing TED quotes (Day 2) - Tara Hunt
A fun assortment of great quotes / ideas from TED 2009, thanks to Tara.
15 Minutes of Fame: Anthropologist digs into WoW - WoW Insider
Meet Alex Golub, Ph.D., an anthropology professor at the University of Hawaii. Golub plays a Resto Shaman in a Wrath-era raiding guild who's researching what he calls the culture of raiding -- "why people do something as crazy as run 25-mans four days a week."
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Meet Alex Golub, Ph.D., an anthropology professor at the University of Hawaii. Golub plays a Resto Shaman in a Wrath-era raiding guild who's researching what he calls the culture of raiding -- "why people do something as crazy as run 25-mans four days a week."
2006 AOL search data snafu spawns "I Love Alaska" short films - Ars Technica
Who knew that AOL search logs would prove such a muse to artists? Two Dutch filmmakers follow the odd search engine entries of user 711391 as she tries to find love, escape from Houston, and kill those annoying birds in her yard.
CHI '06: From the personal to the profound: understanding the blog life cycle
This ongoing research project investigates the changes that occur to weblogs (blogs) throughout their lifespan. It examines both the markers that indicate a particular phase of its existence in our emerging life cycle model and the drivers that move the c
Sky-Sailor: Solar Autonomous Airplane for Mars exploration
Continuous flight was demonstrated during a solar powered flight of more than 27 hours over 874.4 km what represents a Zürich-London trip. This is a world record for this size and using no thermal winds or altitude gain before the night.
HP Labs: Social Computing Lab
Via Howard Rheingold, HP's Social Computing Lab focuses on methods for harvesting the collective intelligence of groups of people in order to realize greater value from the interaction between users and information. Their research includes collective inte
Technorati: State of the Blogosphere 2008
Bloggers are not a homogenous group, but they are an educated and affluent one: three out of four U.S. bloggers are college graduates, and 42% have attended graduate school. They skew male, and more than half have a household income over $75,000.
Media Credibility: Key News Audiences Now Blend Online and Traditional Sources (17th Aug 2008)
News reported on TV appears more credible than print newspaper, while online news edges in between. Interestingly, news media credibility is on a general decline.
Boston Court's Meddling With 'Full Disclosure' Is Unwelcome
Great overview on the ethics of security / vulnerability disclosure. The ethics of full disclosure are intimately familiar to those of us in the computer-security field. Before full disclosure became the norm, researchers would quietly disclose vulnerabil
Media Life Magazine - Newest threat: Promiscuous friending
A little sensationalistic, but worth reading as an online variation of traditional media effects.
News Analysis: Pentagon's New Social-Science Program Stirs Old Anxieties - Chronicle.com
Renewed interest in political and social dynamics under authoritarian regimes. Relevant to my work on China's Internet and Democracy.
Many Eyes: Word tree / Alberto Gonzales
Many Eyes is a bet on the power of human visual intelligence to find patterns. Our goal is to "democratize" visualization and to enable a new social kind of data analysis.
Building a lightweight eyetracking headgear
Thanks to lightweight video cameras, producing eye-tracking hardware is now possible.
Singapore-MIT game lets visually impaired share the fun - MIT News Office
The game, called AudiOdyssey, simulates a deejay trying to build up a catchy tune and get people dancing. By swinging the remote-control device used by the Nintendo Wii, which senses motion, the player can set the rhythm.
The End of Theory: The Data Deluge Makes the Scientific Method Obsolete
"All models are wrong, but some are useful." Thing is, models are still essential... they give us a sense of direction, and we can learn better from failure.
Roger Clarke's Privacy Introduction and Definitions
'Privacy' is an abstract and contentious notion. This document provides definitions of privacy and related terms, in a sequence that is intended to provide an introduction to the topic.
YouTube: The dual-display ebook reader project
An eBook reader that has two "pages". The two displays can be moved like a real book's pages to leaf through a document, or detached to compare and share virtual pages.
Eric Gilbert » Paper: The Network in the Garden @ UIUC
"Old McDonald had a farm, and a Facebook account"... History repeatedly demonstrates that rural communities have unique technological needs. We know little about how rural communities use modern technologies, so we lack knowhow to design for them.
New Scientist Interview: The Cellphone Anthropologist (Nokia)
Jan Chipchase, a design researcher for Nokia, travels the globe exploring how people use their mobile devices, discovering how to make them better, how to reach the billions of people who don't own a phone - and learning a whole lot about people along.
Backchannel Resources / Participatory Media Literacy
Howard Rheingold's resources about attention and multitasking, references backchanneling.
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