I was quite surprised to see that Microsoft had come up with the idea of a “family-aware clock” with a hand for each member of the family that points at their location. See, I remember reading about that clock before – there’s […]

I want to be able to read this! “Hipertexto Cooperativo: Uma Analise da Escrita Coletiva a partir dos Blogs e da Wikipedia”. I mean, it’s a title I might have chosen myself! Darn.

The snow is thick on the ground but there are buds everywhere whispering (ssshh, listen) look, we’re here. Too soft to capture if your day’s too full, your autofocus too fast.

A woman was raped last night, or sexually attacked, the police won’t quite say, in a bathroom downstairs from my office. At 7.15 pm. I’m often here that late. It’s sometimes occurred to me that the building is awfully quiet after five. […]

For the month of March, two artists in a long-distance relationship are going to put all their electronic communication online. Phone conversations, emails, IMs, camera phone pics, the lot, it’ll all be online under a Creative Commons licence. IN Network, the performance […]

This Thursday the students at Infomedia are arranging a debate about whether the new intellectual property laws in Norway will make us criminals. I’d go, but we’ve got a department seminar at Voss.

NSB has one of those pay-more-than-it-costs-to-make-an-intercontinental-call phone numbers for buying their train tickets! OK, they probably use the money to cut waiting time to a minimum, I generously assumed, but no, the estimated waiting time is 16 minutes, and when I press […]

Some mornings I find lots of stuff all at once. In the last ten minutes, I came across Query Letters, a blog consisting of plot summaries for movie proposals, supposedly (and possibly) posted by someone in Hollywood who has the honour of […]

Look! A game conference in Bergen! Aesthetics of Play, 14-15 October, deadline for submitting abstracts is April 18. Rune Klevjer and the Infomedia department are organising it, and it’s in conjunction with Norway’s first art exhibition of videogames! Yay!

I like this paragraph from a comment FranÁois Lachance posted here nearly a year ago. Blogging itself can be seen as psychologically attractive because of its potential to give duration to the punctual. It was not just the appearance of software that […]