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Monolake’s recent Atom performances - where balloons are arranged in a grid and connected to tubes that allow them to be filled with certain amounts of helium. The balloons also have LED lights inside, which can vary the brightness of the balloon.
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Dan Abrams aka Shuttle 358 has put together a stunning mix of ambience, field recordings and obscure Japanese experimentations. This is an unmissable mix from one of the masters of the electronic genre.
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My point here is not to criticize this blogpost but rather to show that LBS innovation is VERY slow
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Cannabis use among young people has fallen significantly since its controversial reclassification in 2004, according to the latest British Crime Survey figures published today
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This is new terrain. In the pre-internet era, a chat with friends remained a private matter. On the internet, there are few safeguards against what will enter the public domain.
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the UK’s independent authority set up to promote access to official information and to protect personal information
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Surveillance Studies Network (SSN) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the study of surveillance in all its forms, and the free distribution of scholarly information.
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We explore some classical views of friendship, the development of theory and practice in ‘modern’ societies, and some key aspects of the current experience of friendship.
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Our aim is to provide a space for people to explore the theory and practice of informal education and social action learning. We want to encourage educators and animateurs to develop ways of working and being that foster association, conversation and rela
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Our “being critical” should not lead to obsession with the question of whether Google are “good” or “bad” but to an obsession about the more fundamental issues that link these strange systems that serve us the Web as a digestible meal to matte
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Bernhard Rieder, I’m an assistant professor at the hypermedia department at Paris 8 University and this blog is a public notepad for some of my ideas on actual and potential connections between technology, culture and politics
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