Archive for the ‘video’ Category
Monday, June 16th, 2008
As planned, yesterday, Roland and I strapped N-series phones to our bikes, pulled along a wi-fi/WiMAX equipped trailer, and performed Le Tour Des Car Free Fests. As my Sportstracker data indicates (in two segments), we managed to visit three of the four main sites for Vancouver's Car Free Day.
Nokia Sportstracker ...
Posted in Car Free Vancouver, DTES, Fearless City, GPS, LBS, Mobile Muse, events, freethenet.ca, mobile, video, wi-fi | 1 Comment »
Wednesday, June 11th, 2008
Today we tested our live streaming video and GPS tracked bike commutes, this time using a third bike to pull the wifi mesh/wimax trailer.
I worked for about an hour this morning assembling the mounting clamps for the two phones on two bikes. Both worked very well and withstood many bumps. ...
Posted in Car Free Vancouver, Fearless City, GPS, Mobile Muse, culture & society, freethenet.ca, mobile, video, wi-fi | 3 Comments »
Sunday, June 8th, 2008
Today Roland and I mounted our Nokias (running Qik and Nokia Sportstracker Beta) on our bike helmets and rode around False Creek (see this map of our route, and see my Qikstream here). Due to rain, Scott (who was to supply our connectivity on a third bike, pulling a trailer ...
Posted in Car Free Vancouver, Fearless City, GPS, LBS, Mobile Muse, freethenet.ca, mobile, technology, video, wi-fi | 7 Comments »
Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
We had a whirlwind day of great presentations (and challenging deliberations) at the MUSE3 Showcase Forum last Friday, at SFU Harbour Centre. Embedded at right is the first of these presentations, from the Fearless City group. To view the rest of the, go to my blip page.
This video was ...
Posted in creative industries, culture & society, events, mobile, video | No Comments »
Friday, October 26th, 2007
In other news, Prince totally sucks now.
Posted in file sharing, law, music, taste, video, youtube | 1 Comment »
Friday, October 5th, 2007
The news story I was interviewed for in the wake of the Jammie Thomas verdict has aired and is now up. It's unsurprisingly simple and straightforward, but surprisingly balanced. Thanks to Richard Smith for capturing and converting the thing.
Posted in P2P, file sharing, internet, law, music, technology, video | No Comments »
Friday, July 27th, 2007
I delivered a lecture today for my 200 level Communication class on "Copyright, Commerce, and the Creative Commons". It might need work around its rougher edges still, but I'm kinda modestly proud to have gotten it into the shape it's in now. The emphasis is on (1) the historicization of ...
Posted in art, culture & society, file sharing, internet, law, music, open source, political economy, technology, theory, video, wikia, work | 1 Comment »
Sunday, July 15th, 2007
What if this became a fad?
Place your bid here. At the time of this writing, the bids are up to $1,126.00 US.
Posted in critical constructivism, culture & society, mobile, technology, video | No Comments »
Wednesday, June 27th, 2007
Just a heads up in case you were expecting an entry here. Things are a little more noise than click of late, but blissfully so. We brought our daughter Isabel into this world just over a week ago. Here's proof:
I'll return to regular blogging shortly, when the little boss permits ...
Posted in babies, blogs, personal life, video, work | 1 Comment »
