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Ten Years of Scratch: Happy Scratch Day!

Posted on May 25, 2017 by andres lombana bermudez / 0 Comment

To see the Scratch Cat rolling through the floors of the MIT Media Lab does not happen quite often. However, for some especial events and adventures the orange ...

ai/computers/urban

The Internet of Things (IoT)

Posted on April 16, 2017 by andres lombana bermudez / 1 Comment

Imagine all the devices, clothes, and objects that you use in your everyday life have tiny censors and computers, have networked capabilities, and constantly co...

computers/locative/travel/urban/visual/VR / AR

The Diffusion of AR and VR

Posted on January 23, 2017 by andres lombana bermudez / 1 Comment

World building and the simulation of reality have been part of computer and new media culture for decades. From videogames to virtual worlds to virtual reality,...

locative/travel

Exploring Google at Mountain View

Posted on October 1, 2016 by andres lombana bermudez / 0 Comment

Few enterprises have become so embedded in the everyday life of people around the world as Google. From search engine to email service, from map for directions ...

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Evolving Digital Inequalities in the U.S: Working-class Latino Immigrant Families and Networked Computers at Home

Posted on April 15, 2016 by andres lombana bermudez / 1 Comment

The sociocultural activities of immigrant parents have always been an essential part of the American experience. As a country made up of newcomers, the United S...

locative/mobile/urban

Parking at Free Wi-Fi Spots : Coffeehouses in a Networked Communication Environment

Posted on February 9, 2014 by andres lombana bermudez / 0 Comment

It is not just about coffee, it is more about the space, and in particular, about the “free” and “open” public/private space. The import...

academic/computers

Demystifying Open Source (part 1)

Posted on December 24, 2013 by andres lombana bermudez / 0 Comment

Open Source (OS) can be associated with several things, a community, a movement, a revolution, a mode of production, a culture, a non-propietary computer softwa...

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