Currently viewing the category:
"interesting people"
[Originally posted on the DCRC website: http://www.dcrc.org.uk/blogs/william-gibson-zero-history-waiting-great-dismal]
Last night I attended William Gibson’s Bristol Festival Ideas talk. This blog post represents some reflections on Gibson’s relationship with futurity as it came through in the question and answer session.
William Gibson’s appearance at his Bristol Festival of Ideas talk was [...]
Archive
Categories
- anticipation (29)
- archive (17)
- attention (2)
- becoming (7)
- coffee (3)
- conference (1)
- cosmopolitics (4)
- credit crunch (1)
- dcrc (5)
- design fiction (1)
- digital economy? (9)
- geography (13)
- headspace (1)
- interesting people (1)
- internet (9)
- metaphor (2)
- nonmodern (7)
- observations (135)
- brain-dump (14)
- del.icio.us (99)
- past computing futures (14)
- pervasive media (6)
- phd (10)
- philosophy (4)
- Stiegler (1)
- poetry (2)
- political (3)
- politics (3)
- research (23)
- technicity (6)
- technology (45)
- augmented reality (1)
- locative media (3)
- participatory media (5)
- ubicomp (22)
- wi-fi (1)
- undergraduate study (17)
- vision (20)
- web 2.0 (4)
Twittering
- RT @JohnProtevi: Why Peer Reviewers Should Not Be Anonymous http://t.co/FZsXHV9c [I agree with the ethic but fear repercussions in practice] 7 hours ago
- RT @MattWalms: Today in 1997, after 227 attempts, an identical sheep was cloned by the Roslin Institute. They used a breast cell, so nam ... 10 hours ago
- RT @mappingmashups: How to Remove Your Google Search History Before Google's New Privacy Policy Takes Effect https://t.co/pYCSmdWB 10 hours ago
