Author Archive for futureshape
Smoking in the underpass & other prohibition stories
0 Comments Published by Alexander Baxevanis May 15th, 2008 in ObservationsA few months after the introduction of the smoking ban in England, these warning signs started popping up in a few underpasses around where I live. This one, near the local college, could have definitely been the result of students retreating to this underpass to smoke, having banned from smoking in campus.
For every piece of […]
We-Think: the power of mass creativity
0 Comments Published by Alexander Baxevanis May 6th, 2008 in EventsCharles Leadbeater gave an interesting talk at the RSA a couple of weeks ago, on the occasion of publishing his new book, “We-think: The Power of Mass Creativity“. You can already download an audio recording of his talk, but for those who like to have a quick overview, here are some notes I’ve put together:
Charles […]
Don’t steal this salmon, originally uploaded by futureshape.
First time I’ve seen a security tagged food item in a supermarket. Usually security protection has been reserved for bottles of expensive alcoholic drinks, and clothes.
Can the choice to add a security tag to an item tell us more about the perceived value of this item than its […]
Video & Audio Podcasts for IxDA Interaction 08
0 Comments Published by Alexander Baxevanis May 3rd, 2008 in IxDAThe wonderful organisers of the IxDA Interaction 08 conference have just released video and audio from almost all talks in downloadable MP4/MP3 formats. If you’d like to download them to your iTunes/iPod/iPhone or whatever else supports podcasts, I’ve just managed to create two podcast RSS files that should make this possible:
Video (MP4) version: http://futureshape.net/ixda/IxDA-Interaction-08-Videos.xml
Audio (MP3) version: http://futureshape.net/ixda/IxDA-Interaction-08-Audio.xml
In […]
How does one (re-)launch a blog? Maybe with a bit of history?
Maybe not – if I put together a set of screenshots from all my previous attempts to establish a web presence, it would look even more bizarre than all those screenshots showing previous incarnations of Yahoo, Apple or the BBC. Needless to say, all those attempts were […]
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