The blog post delves into the intricate web of global internet traffic, showcasing how data moves like a lively stream, connecting diverse corners of the world. With a captivating map from Telegeography, it illustrates the pathways of information and the vibrant exchanges that occur daily in our interconnected lives. This exploration invites readers to reflect on the vastness of the digital landscape and their place within it, as we navigate the streams of connection that bind us all.
Here’s an interview with Marko Ahtisaari that Nicolas blogged this morning. When I was at this year’s Ars Electronica, I saw his talk. He was dressed head to toe in white during the talk. When I saw him later during the festival, he was head to toe in black. So, there’s that. I mean, that’s entirely cool — it remi…
Local chum and Protohaus boss Eduardo Sciammarella has a piece in Always On called Cell Death 2010: Good-bye, mobile phones; hello, mobile web! captures the general aspirational tenor as well as the “sigh..groan..” ruefulness of many of we who see a great future for mobile and pervasive media but are genuinely puzzl…
A Call for Position Papers for a workshop on the topic of Mobile Social Software (is that supposed to be in cap-case?) went out a week or so ago, and I’ve been meaning to write a few notes — I’m interested in attending and trying to sort through the various projects that are over low-heat (for lack of USC research…