I wrote a super quick, super short comment to a recent editorial on Directions Magazine’s site:

I’ve been thinking about using the Ephemera Cache as a framework for some kind of game experience.

Holly Willis wrote a piece describing the burgeoning digital art scene in Los Angeles titled LA Digital Universe in which she interviews myself, Perry Hoberman, Michael Naimark, Mark Allen and some others in the local tribe.

My new blog is trying to catch up with my new life. To that end, let me put up a belated link to my article on WiFi.Bedouin in Issue 2 of the online journal, Vectors., which is chock-full of other fascinating articles. I recommend you toast some marshmallows and settle in for some leisurely browsing.

The following are my remarks on Michael Liebhold’s talk on The Geospatial Web, capture in my notes.

Service Ecologies and The Geospatial Web

Marc got me thinking about possibly inserting a project into the ISEA2006 Interactive City event. This came up during responses to the talk I gave at the Art Center Nabi Workshop on Urban Play and Locative Media, which I blogged about herein.

Mapping provides a unique way to create new ways of imagining the world and perhaps new ways of living within it. Such is the power of one of the canonical representational practices.

Jason Gilmore publishes a developer-oriented article on how to combine geocoded census data with Google’s Map API. It uses Perl and some PHP hooks. Nice “how-to” piece.