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Watch Clay Shirky’s “How social media can make history” talk at TED
While news from Iran streams to the world, Clay Shirky shows how Facebook, Twitter and TXTs help citizens in repressive regimes to report on real news, bypassing censors (however briefly). The end of top-down control of news is changing the nature of politics [...]
Posted in economics, information technology, trends Also tagged BBC, Clay Shirky, collaboration, economics, Facebook, Interaction Design, internet, Internet culture, Internet Users, Iran, Library of Congress, New York University, Nokia, Open Source Software, Open Source Technology, Peer-to-peer, social networking, Social Networking Sites, Social Networks, social software, software, US State Department, wireless networks Leave a comment
Clay Shirky’s “Institutions versus collaboration” talk at TED
In this prescient 2005 talk, Clay Shirky shows how closed groups and companies will give way to looser networks where small contributors have big roles and fluid cooperation replaces rigid planning [...]
Posted in information technology, innovation Also tagged Amazon, BBC, Business Awareness, Clay Shirky, collaboration, Collaborative Projects, Interaction Design, Library of Congress, New York, New York University, Nokia, Social Networks, social software, TED conference, telecommunications, wireless network, wireless networks Leave a comment
Robert Fabricant’s “Behavior is our Medium” keynote at IxDA | Interaction ‘09 Conference
Robert Fabricant talks about Interaction Design as a practice beyond just computing technology. He gives examples of Interaction Design as far back as ancient history, all the way to a humanitarian project underway today. He shows that Interaction Design’s primary medium is behavior, extending far past the high technology world into the realm of human [...]
Posted in design Also tagged BBC, behavior, creative director, desktop software, GE, high tech, High Technology, Interaction Design, Interaction Design Association, IxDA, Keynote, Los Angeles, microsoft, Microsoft Research, Museum, New York, NYU, relationships, retail, Robert Fabricant, technology research, telecommunications, Vimeo, Wall Street Journal, Wired Leave a comment
“Help Me! A New Approach to Support Interactions”: Doug Bolin’s talk at IxDA | Interaction ‘08 Conference
In his talk at IxDA | Interaction ‘08 Conference, Doug Bolin briefly introduces a new conceptual framework for designing and delivering dynamic, personalized support interactions: how to integrate personalized support thinking throughout the design process, why and how to design personalized support interactions that facilitate just-in-time learning, the technology and interfaces required, and how users can customize their support experience in real time to meet their precise needs....
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Watch Xiao Qiang’s “China’s Digital Revolution” Interview for BBC