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Video Urban Screens 2011

margreet — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 20:09:56 +0000

10.00 – 12.00u SLIMME STEDEN EN BEWONERS
In deze openingsessie staan de randvoorwaarden van creatief gebruik van content in de stad centraal. Een slimme stad leert van hoe de bewoners en bezoekers van de stad gebruikmaken. Maar wat als bewoners direct toegang krijgen tot het ‘urban operating system? En hoe slim of speels gaan bewoners eigenlijk al met hun eigen stad om? Slimme Steden en Bewoners toont de mogelijkheden van de slimme stad en bewoners die hun data in eigen hand nemen.

Joost Plattel THE QUANTIFIED SELF

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Leonieke Verhoog - FIGURERUNNING

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René van Engelenburg – DROPSTUFF

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13.00 – 14.30u CONTENT OP LOCATIE
In Content op Locatie worden drie projecten gepresenteerd waarin mobiele technologie een rol speelt. Gebruikmakend van bestaand (audiovisueel) materiaal over de stad, zoals documentaires en archiefmateriaal, of uitgaande van publieksparticipatie op locatie, transformeren de hier gepresenteerde projecten de stad tot haar eigen portret.

Hermen Maat en Karen Lancel - SAVING FACE

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Jeffrey Braun en Billy Schonenberg -DOCS ON THE SPOT

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Robbert Ritmeester - HET WAS VROEGER VANDAAG

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15.00-17.00u DATA IN DE STAD
In de sessie Data in de Stad wordt de grootstedelijke drukte en overbelaste infrastructuur letterlijk in vogelvlucht bekeken. wat zijn de ritmes en patronen van ons dagelijks leven in de stad? En wie zitten er in ons land eigenlijk achter de knoppen van de infrastructuur en geavanceerde technologie die alles in goede banen leidt?

Frédérik Ruys - NEDERLAND VAN BOVEN

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WdKA - SHOWCASE ONDERWIJSPROJECTEN

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Full video report of CPOV

margreet — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 11:04:28 +0000

We were very happy with the large amount of people attending the CPOV Wikipedia conference in Amsterdam. However, for those of you who could not make it, there is a full video report of all presented lectures to be found here.

Credits:
The Critical Point of View conference is organized by the Institute of Network Cultures in collaboration with the Centre for Internet & Society in Bangalore, India.
Supported by Centre for Internet & Society, Applied Sciences, School of Design and Communication, Foundation Democracy and Media, Public Library Amsterdam.
The video are produced by http://www.mtime.nl

Winter Camp video interviews online

margreet — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:50:02 +0000

The Winter Camp meta-group is happy to announce that the video interviews that we conducted during Wintercamp have been uploaded to Vimeo! During the event, we have made many interviews. A total of 28(!) was selected and are now available online, in HD quality and available for downloading as .ogg file.

We hope that the interviews will be viewed, downloaded, screened and shared extensively, and would like to thank all the networks and interviewees for collaborating with us on this wonderful collection of insights into how networks work. A special thanks goes out to Gerbrand Oudenaarden from Engage! Tactical Media, who did the entire production and generously offered server space for hosting the videos. And thanks to Urte Jurgaityte, for assisting Gerbrand and the meta-group interviewers in getting this done.

Link to interviews: www.networkcultures.org/wintercamp/videos.

: Illustration made by Het Harde Potlood