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Author Archives: rita.rogers
WHERE are you? A few thoughts on LBS
Mark Lowenstein recently wrote about LBS and the proliferation of GPS enabled or capable mobile devices. One of the things that I learned from the article is that we are reaching mass market penetration in terms of vehicular GPS devices. … Continue reading
“Street With a View”
Artists Robin Hewlett & Ben Kinsley teamed up with the Google Street View to coordinate “a series of tableaux” throughout the streets of Pittsburgh’s northside. Entitled STREET WITH A VIEW, the project demonstrates a series of intended human interactions with … Continue reading
Activists, Terrorists, and Vegetarians (Oh My)
Wired currently has an amazing article in the November issue on how some young Egyptian activists are utilizing Facebook as a means of organizing political protests. David Wolman tells the story of Ahmed Maher, from the beginning and explosion of … Continue reading
Google Adds Simple Math to Help Eliminate “Drunk Email”
Google recently unveiled a new feature, Mail Goggles, which could prevent you from sending that late night email you may regret come morning. Unfortunately, a breathalyzer does not magically appear and ask you to blow towards your computer screen, however, a … Continue reading
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