MyPostie, a touchscreen kiosk allowing older people to communicate electronically, is being tested at a retirement village in […]
Category Archive: democracy
Artists Against 419 (AA419) has carried out a 48-hour online protest against advanced fee fraud, aka the 419 […]
Today, in conjunction with the US Department of Art & Technology, Jonah Brucker-Cohen has launched the Homeland Insecurity […]
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Steve Rubel, author of Micro Persuasion blog, interviewed Dan Gillmor technology columnist and blogger for SiliconValley.com Their discussion […]
OUT: Operation Urban Terrain: a live action wireless gaming urban intervention is an artistic and activist intervention by […]
Theyworkforyou is offering British citizens the ability to keep an eye on their local MP and debates in […]
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OpenGuides is a network of free, community-maintained city guides to which anyone can contribute. Each wiki provides ever-changing […]
The Buckminster Fuller Institute and the Cal-(IT)2 Game Culture & Technology Lab at UC Irvine are working on […]
Millions of political messages circulate via email, but the impact of that medium is difficult to evaluate. ForwardTrack […]
Christophe lives in Puteaux and does not like the way the city mayor rules the city, spends the […]
Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has banned digital cameras, camcorders and mobile with cameras in US army installations in […]
Spanish cybersociety tries to set up its own political representation, Coalicion Liberal. The forthcoming European elections will be […]
Kwickee Bitesize brings on mobile phone – and on Internet – short information on any subject in seconds. […]
Canadians Try SMS Cure For Voter Apathy With 25% of voters aged 18-24 voting, an initiative to engage […]
you can use stickers and tape, paint guns, laser pointers and others DIY methods of attack ps : […]
How CellSpotting works is really simple : “A mobile phone is a radio device, when turned on, it […]