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The future of the TV experience
From Putting People First

The future of the TV experience

The second global edition of BLINK, a quarterly media industry magazine published by media agency MediaCom, looks into the future of TV. The 48 page magazine contains...

Book: The Internet of Elsewhere
From Putting People First

Book: The Internet of Elsewhere

The Internet of Elsewhere: The Emergent Effects of a Wired World by Cyrus Farivar Rutgers University Press May 2011 Abstract Through the lens of culture, The Internet...

Practical Uses of Induction
From My Biased Coin

Practical Uses of Induction

See!  Who says this stuff isn't useful....

Making 3D Models from Photos
From The Eponymous Pickle

Making 3D Models from Photos

From Technology Review: Making 3D Models from multiple 2D photos: video. Features free Autodesk software. Worth a look. Done previously only using a laser scanner...

Chore Wars: An Alternate Reality Game
From The Eponymous Pickle

Chore Wars: An Alternate Reality Game

I am doing some research in the area of 'gamification' and the use of games to improve serious work processes. That and some emerging project work has led me to...

The View of a Researcher:
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

The View of a Researcher:

As part of ScienceLives — an occasional NSF/LiveScience series that “puts scientists under the microscope to figure out what makes them tick” — CCC Council member...

U.S. Presidential Limo Defeated by Steep-Grade Parking Ramp
From Schneier on Security

U.S. Presidential Limo Defeated by Steep-Grade Parking Ramp

It's not something I know anything about -- actually, it's not something many people know about -- but I've posted some links about the security features of the...

Survey notes on fermi algebras and the Jordan-Wigner transform now on GitHub
From Michael Nielsen

Survey notes on fermi algebras and the Jordan-Wigner transform now on GitHub

Continuing the theme of my last post, I’ve now put my old survey notes on fermi algebras and the Jordan-Wigner transform up on GitHub. The Jordan-Wigner transform...

Usability testing with children: a lesson from Piaget
From Putting People First

Usability testing with children: a lesson from Piaget

In this post, Sabina Idler, information designer at Usabilla (The Netherlands), introduces Piaget

Gestural interfaces: a step backwards in usability
From Putting People First

Gestural interfaces: a step backwards in usability

Donald A. Norman and Jakob Nielsen of the Nielsen Norman group argue that today

How Computation Has Transformed Practically Everything
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

How Computation Has Transformed Practically Everything

As we’ve noted in this space before, MIT — as part of its 150th anniversary celebration — recently sponsored a series of

links for 2011-05-26
From Wild WebMink

links for 2011-05-26

If you tolerate this

Black Box Records in Automobiles
From Schneier on Security

Black Box Records in Automobiles

Proposed new rules in the U.S.

City as a platform
From Putting People First

City as a platform

Two talks from the 2011 PSFK conference caught my attention: City as a platform (video) In her role as Chief Digital Officer for the City of New York, Rachel Sterne...

Ford Moves into Mobile Healthcare
From The Eponymous Pickle

Ford Moves into Mobile Healthcare

An interview this is an increasing trend as we carry more of our information and sensors with us.

Why can
From Putting People First

Why can

The number of times that Google has failed at delivering a successful

US Teams in the Worldwide Imagine Cup Finals 2011
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

US Teams in the Worldwide Imagine Cup Finals 2011

The Worldwide finalists for all categories of the Imagine Cup are out and you can read all of the amazing projects at the Imagine Cup Blog. There are 124 teams...

Ford Motor Co moving into mobile healthcare
From Putting People First

Ford Motor Co moving into mobile healthcare

With the help of medical technology companies WellDoc, Medtronic and SDI, the motor giant last Wednesday set out to prove that it’s concerned not only with the...

Study: people with access to power meter data reduce energy use
From Putting People First

Study: people with access to power meter data reduce energy use

The simplest way to cut down on energy use isn’t to build millions of brand-new LEED-certified buildings; it’s to convince people to make changes themselves. And...

Ads Used to Change Memories
From The Eponymous Pickle

Ads Used to Change Memories

In Wired: interesting examples. Is this ethical? At what point would it not be considered ethical? Human memory is a very fragile phenomena.
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