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Wireless Community Weekend 2010 at Berlin is a conference of different wireless networks around Europe. One of the sessions we held was on what kind of services people are running on their networks and what should be develop (as a community) next to enrich our infrastructure.
We’ve built the network: what now?
Services

radio and video streaming http://rund.freifunk.net [...]

26 Feb, 2010

MobileCamp Ljubljana in late March!

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: conferences

Who needs to sleep when you’re having so much with the BarCamp like events, right? Building upon this idea we’ve announcing MobileCamp Ljubljana, that’s going to take place on 27th of March 2010 at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering.

I’m excited about this MobileCamp for two main reasons: we’ll be bringing local mobile phone developers together [...]

25 Feb, 2010

RealTime WebCamp reflections

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: conferences

We can say once again that our last event, RealTime WebCampLjubljana, was a great success. We didn’t run out of coffee, there was enough electricity and WiFi as well as a great mix of people and the quality of talks and discussions was astonishing.
There are a few things that we did differently this time that [...]

01 Feb, 2010

Announcing RealTime WebCampLjubljana

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: conferences|ideas

It’s been two months after last WebCamp and it’s time for another party. Following the idea of BarCamps with story line, we’ve decided to organize RealTime Social WebCamp Ljubljana.
This time we’ve decided to focus on a single emerging technology space: Real-Time Social Web. If you’re not up-to date with the latest buzzwords, it’s about next [...]

These are my notes from the talk by Nedine Kachornnamsong – Monitor and Display: an image of the Ghost in the Machine.

Copenhagen Airport project, In Place-Spective, 2005-2006

Airports are transitional spaces without special meaning to people – it’s a non-place. So how can we construct a place inside an airport?
So what’s a sense of place? [...]