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Audio is sticky
Leo introduces AudioSticker, it is admittedly a pretty hacky project (a complex process to get a seamless playback of audio on flickr) that could have been handled in other ways. Still, ...
Thoughts on News: Intertextualizing out of the Prolefeed
I've spent a bit of time thinking about news lately. Youtube has an interesting feature. When you're watching a video on youtube it shows you a short selection of related ...
Connor’s Kameraflage gets noticed
A little shout out to fellow collaborative Connor who's work on Kameraflage is getting a lot of attention today. For those of you who don't know: kameraflage is a context-Sensitive ...
Visualizing Taste in Pixar’s Ratatouille
It's often hard to imagine how we could 'see' abstract concepts, sounds and even taste. People who actually have synesthesia usually taste shapes, so maybe the answer is to represent taste as ...
Back and forth: Ecce Homology
I happened across this post at information aesethetics that offers a nice juxtaposition of the previous post on using genetic algorithms to generate fonts. Here font becomes the expression of ...
Preserving the preservers.
Art is not always easy to keep a hold of. NPR discusses the issues with preservation of digital art. Many of these issues come from the inherent connectedness of the medium. ...
Deep Diving with IBM
On wednesday I went down to New York City to participate in part of IBM's Global Innovation Outlook 3.0 for a deep diving brainstorm and discussion session on media and content. ...
Face the data
Not all data collection has to be tedious, boring, and involve actually going out and talking to people. An interesting and effective alternative from ni9e.com, entitled skymall liberation comes inspired from ...
Legos are the New Media
How we classify and organize information is a hard problem. Old traditions, with large categories and awkward keywords seem to be giving way to more detailed, precise, but inevitably more complex methods ...