Monthly Archives: July 2011

Some implications of networked sensing for privacy in public space: Toward a taxonomy of public objects

Posted on 27th July 2011 by ag

The following article presents some structured thinking about potential threats to privacy presented by networked objects operating in public space, developed for the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. I want to make it clear that in all of … Continue reading →

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Week 29: “Talk To Me” edition

Posted on 24th July 2011 by ag

An epochal week in the studio, in quite a few ways. Firstly, please congratulate our Mayo Nissen on the approval of his H1B visa, which, as you can well imagine, comes as quite a relief to all concerned. He’ll formally … Continue reading →

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Week 28: Introducing Urbanflow

Posted on 14th July 2011 by ag

Big, big doings this time around: Today we announce Urbanflow Helsinki, the first fruit of our collaboration with Helsinki-based design practice Nordkapp. You can see Nordkapp’s video explaining the project here. Urbanflow is the “operating system for cities” you will … Continue reading →

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Week 27: Scattered, and rolling

Posted on 10th July 2011 by Mayo

This weeknote is brought to you from Europe, where the week starts on Monday — so it’s just about on time, at least in some combinations of cultures and timezones. We’ve been a bit all over the place this past … Continue reading →

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Weeks 25-26: We have ignition

Posted on 1st July 2011 by ag

…And that brings us to a full six months, half a year in the life of this thing we’re trying to build together. It’s a little premature for any kind of formal report, but I can tell you that the … Continue reading →

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