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Video: Mobile Design and Access

October 25th, 2007 · No Comments

The following video is a TED talk by Nokia researcher Jan Chipchase, whose blog I read regularly. He discusses mobile phone research and design in a broader context of international culture. While he doesn’t explicitly discuss politics, the ideas he introduces about the rapid evolution in the ways in which we experience technology [...]

Tags: Jan Chipchase · OpenHouse · TED · nokia

Nokia, Ontology, and Legal Research

September 3rd, 2007 · 3 Comments

Among my favorite blogs lately has been Future Perfect, apparently a Nokia researcher’s personal brainstorming repository. I enjoy it so much because it reminds me of how I take notes, through either practical categorization or an off-the-cuff to-be-revisited kind of personalized conceptual banter that “Future Perfect” offers frequently. I find this refreshing because [...]

Tags: OpenHouse · corruption · legal research · nokia · ontology

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