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Tim Berners-Lee: Open Data

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Power of Change

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Rethink

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Making is connecting

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From a 'sit back and be told' culture… Towards more of a 'making and doing' culture

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The Ambient Life

Imagine a world where data becomes the everyday, simply embedded in what you normally do. It's really not far off if you think about it. We use charts, graphs, and viz to make important decisions with investments, businesses, and to stay informed on the news, so why not use it in our own lives?

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Fitbit’s Motivator

The slim device also features a small button on its exterior that flashes several displays when pressed: total distance traveled by the wearer, number of steps taken, calories burned, and somewhat mysteriously, a slender blue flower.

The height of the flower correlates with how active and healthy the wearer of the Fitbit is. Ran a mile during lunch and ate a healthy lunch? Your bud will unfurl and stretch along the length of the device. Stayed out late partying Saturday night and spent Sunday buried in a pile of pillows? Your flower will wilt and shrink.

http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/12/10/fitbits-motivator-a-virtual-flower/

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A great concept video on the future of digital magazines

Congrats for Bonnier R&D.

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Dieter Rams

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"...we are absolutely changing ourselves..."



kevin kelly

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Pervasive Computing - @Intercon2009

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