Gravity7: Social Interaction Design SxD By Adrian Chan

Record There’s more than just a hint of irony in the fact that at the time when we have less quality time being present with ourselves and with others, we have more recording and archiving

this response from Daniel to the list of media questions had me feeling good all morning… Adrian: I’ve just looked at a short film called “Valet Chronicles” at www.neighborhoodfilms.com, set at Caffe Trieste. Nothing special,

I’m posting the list of questions that have guided the second half of my book project, which looks at mediated commuication issues in detail. You can find a rather unpolished list of these questions here.

Is the phone on the seatback in an airplane a mobile phone? How is it possible that so much was spent to install those things without somebody suggesting that people wouldn’t feel comfortable using them.

I found a 12 point list about online community that I thought might be worth commenting on. Mostly as an exercise for myself. I’m at that stage in my thinking that I need to turn

In transactional analytic terms, the stroke is the fundamental currency of human interaction. It’s a kind of meta message that subsists within interactions and which performs an act of acknowledgement, thus producing in participants a