Reputation
In social structures human beings acquire reputation. Reputation emerges from earlier behaviour and sets the tone for to be expected behaviour. Reputation influences the trust people choose to give. Performance of presence in on- and offline realities is crucial in the establishment of reputation. For many social networks, open source communities and other social environment on the Internet, performance of presence to establish reputation is a driving force to contribute. For trusted reputations the old Dutch saying is valid: trust comes by foot and travels by horse.
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CarolineSurveillance and identification technologies can follow our actions everywhere: satellites photograph, traffic controls register,…
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When I was preparing for the GHP I was working closely with people who knew how to operate computers at the time. During my studies…
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A daily edition of a newspaper includes more information than a person would have come across in her or his whole lifetime in the…
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Angelo
Creating frameworks where things can happen, beyond expectations, beyond control.
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Rein Jansma by
For Jansma technology is wonderful. Without it we couldn’t have the complicated urban society with every decade higher…
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Martijn Warnier by
Even though it is not his ambition, Warnier agrees if you want to design a good system that people are going to use, you really have…
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Abhishek Hazra by
In the experience of human beings the different realities merge. Data images of one’s body influence also how the body feels.…
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By way of mass media and social network technologies millions of people see Human Rights being violated every day. We watch it,…
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This is an exploratory case study in which two networked events that took place in Amsterdam in 1989 and 1990 will be analysed. A…
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description, methodology, theory:
All societies, even all groups, invent rules by which they channel the behaviour of their individual components. Behaviour is…
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concept, argument, theory:
The concept of media schemata is crucial for research into the domain of designing presence in environments where technology plays a…
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argument, collective history, general history:
The new information and communication technologies facilitate a sharing of knowledge that was not possible before. Both the speed of…
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concept, argument:
There is also a possible third physical clash, which is triggered by the infrastructure of information and communication…
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techno-biography:
When reading these messages, the techno-biographical layer of this research calls for attention. These emails make me shiver; a…
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description, argument, Parresia:
For survival, the blurring between real and unreal situations is problematic at first sight. When one needs to act for survival one…
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Shelly Tara,
VigneshIn the era of globalization when work time is getting more flexible to the extent of even disappearing; the work is speeding up with…
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The relation between presence and representation in the arts has never been simple, as the many philosophical reflections and…
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Curved or angled glass allows the viewer to see sometimes less, sometimes more. By changing the thickness of the glass images can be…
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Gavin MacFadyen by
Given current technology the Internet facilitates millions of bloggers offering stories that could be used as witness accounts.…
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We distance ourselves. The world is tangibly close, but we ourselves draw back.....
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The BBC White Spectrum is a visual way to present the BBC news (Have Your Say) debate on the indigenous working class in England.…
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Its more then a year ago since Israel attacked Gaza. I have been there just after the war and met the Abed Raboo family, they lost…
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MartinThe Mauer Mob
10,000 people recreate the berlin wall through online networking
"Mauer Mob. 2009 - Recreating the Berlin Wall" was a large scale art project in the frame work of the 20 year anniversary of the…
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Afaina
My latest project. I'm very excited about it. In experiencing the everyday city I'm always struck how boring most buildings are. My…
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Zoro
The container functions as a symbol for globalization and freedom of transport, while the people who make the products shipped in…
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methodology, specific, general history:
Before describing the cases I will first sketch the context in which they were conceived. Each case study is what I will call a…
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experience, argument:
Thomas Quilinan by
Realizing the impact computers and systems have, the question that arises is whether, and if so in what ways, computers are intelligent.
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Sander van Splunter by
Sander van Splunter has been investigating how complex software can adapt by itself. One of the issues he focussed on was whether a…
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Geetha Narayanan by
The complexity paradigm of self-organization, complexity, co-evolution, adaptation, all words that come out of Santa Fee, has been…
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experience, perception, argument:
Vibodh Parthasarathi by
When transposing a concept like Witnessed Presence from one culture to another some tuning is acquired, according to Vibodh…
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Carol Upadhya by
In her research Upadhya found that in the IT industry a very specific kind of personal performance is staged all the time because…
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The recognition and will to deal with the AIDS crisis has been at the heart of moral thinking in societies all over the world…
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description, collective history:
The same week a more formal Paradiso press release concerning the ICATA '89 stated the following: On August 2, 3 & 4 1989, a…
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The blurring between You and not-You creates confusions as well as solutions. In not-You spaces trust is delegated, moral distance…
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Existing examples of the Utopian Village
A small list of case studies to the small-scale self-sustainable society model.
http://www.tamera.org/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kibbutz http://www.transitionnetwork.org/ http://www.tromsite.com/ …
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Aditya Dev Sood by
Aditya Dev Sood argues that a user is someone who is aware of the instrumentality of his or her actions with objects and systems…
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Thomas Quilinan by
One of the biggest problems in most crisis has been lack of understanding, lack of knowledge of what’s happened in the past. Poor…
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Martijn Warnier by
Nevejan replies that we need to better understand systems because we live in a world where they have become very important; they…
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Geetha Narayanan by
Geetha Narayanan argues it is time to question our systems of knowledge. Professional life gets more and more dependent on keeping…
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The claim for the global outreach of science and technology is criticized by Donna Haraway in her plea for 'situated knowledge':…
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In nature, adaptation processes have created bio-diversity. In today's world, where technology is embedded in so many systems, we…
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In Science and Technology Studies the complexity of such arrangements in which nature, culture and technology are deeply interwoven,…
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In 1935 Walter Benjamin wrote the first draft of his essay on 'Das Kunstwerk im Zeitalter seiner technischen Reproduzierbarkeit'…
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The first group of surveillance and identification technologies that I will consider is concerned with the monitoring of physical…
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The fact that experiences change children’s physical well–being has been agreed on in child psychology and in pedagogy for…
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description, argument, subjective, collective history:
This picture-phone connection was not documented in the proceedings, nor was it announced in the programme. It did not crop up in…
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argument, conclusion:
IJsselsteijn also makes the following observation about the future: "With more advanced media, it will become increasingly hard…
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Charlie
Whether a frescoed wall, a cave mural, a digital projection or an Italian Renaissance perspective, virtual spaces are…
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Merleau-Ponty (1945/1962) developed the concept of intentionality to include what we would now describe as embodiment. He argues…
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Ships that pass or crash in the night or the possibilty of playing with random internet chat roulette sites as a creative…
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You can step right into the centre of important events.
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SunilFull transcript including film fragments you find at: http://www.systemsdesign.tbm.tudelft.nl/witness Hereunder the transcript in text.
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Nature and technology are our means to re-structure the tangible world. 'Nature' is understood here as an expanded concept beyond…
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Inge van der Vlies by
As a judge one merely checks the attitude of a witness. The witness attitude makes the difference in establishing the witness…
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The dark side of urban life is part of the ying-yang balance of every major city. In the darkness people come together, get left…
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I have a folder on my computer filled with screenshots that I take whilst skyping my folks. In the shots, Mom & Dad are…
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Jogi Panghaal by
With the new technologies there are new possibilities for service design and these can bring some values of the material to the…
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Sander van Splunter by
In distributed environments the issue of trust is significant. Therefore a distinction is made between trusted and non-trusted…
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Abhishek Hazra by
When looking at systems, engagement brings the act of witnessing to another level, Hazra continues. The act of engagement is a…
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Geetha Narayanan by
Narayanan expects that a huge feminine gender based transformation will take place in India over the next 20 years. Women will be…
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Dinesh by
Dinesh argues that it is very hard to say that a system can be used during the relief; maybe personal calls, cell phones. It’s a…
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Carol Upadhya by
Big Indian outsourcing companies like WIPRO, Infosys, TCS have developed their own models and they have perfected outsourcing as a…
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In communities, organizations and societies people negotiate trust and truth and witnessed presence contributes to this process…
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The first story is about a robot dog that was made In Sony's Research Lab in Paris in 2001. Because the robot dog does not mediate…
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Every YUTPA possesses possibilities for action and distinct possibilities for feedback that designers can use. Also, an action in…
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Zainab Bawa by
The effect of this flow between different realities became very clear for Bawa when the state of emergency was called in Kashmir and…
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Rebekah Wilson by
Wilson has a distinct behavior of timing in her collaboration with the programmers: confirm when you receive a batch of code,…
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Thomas Quilinan by
Witnessing is one of the issues in crisis management. In a crisis different people witness the same thing in very different ways,…
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Abhishek Hazra by
When designing in a local/global context time becomes very crucial. When having to design a very specific thing like an online…
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Dinesh by
Even in times of crisis reputation building is very important, more important than collaborating in order to solve the crisis, so it…
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When creating a networked event, one is also designing time. Dramatic events change our sense of time. A minute of pain or a minute…
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I become more aware of my presence in the world because I notice that another person perceives my presence. In the light of this…
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'I could not go to sleep because the lady in the television set asked me to stay and watch a bit longer', said the aging mother of a…
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description, methodology, collective history:
In the media labs of large technological corporations around the world, and especially and foremost in the USA, the mediation of…
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Another example of a need to think different about the use of technology was posed to me by Heleen Riper, who was co-producer of the…
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'Connecting time' is an issue in all three emails. The first Hans was too ill to log on one day, and was capable of logging on the…
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description, collective history:
To create good infrastructures is an art in itself. It requires a lot of technical insights about technology, finance and the…
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Shelly Tara,
Walby (1997) discusses public patriarchy in the form of segregation and subordination of women within the structure of paid…
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Anna
Raindrops refract light. A double rainbow is perceptible when a double refraction occurs in the drops; in the second one the colours…
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Presence has been (historically) defined as the sense of “being there” (Held and Durlach, 1992) and “the subjective experience…
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Gavin MacFadyen by
How to meet a witness, depends on what the witness is witness to. If it's to the destruction of their own family, or the murder of…
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The challenge is to break through them without simply replacing them with new patterns. Because without a prescribed behavioral…
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description, concept:
During the exhibition of the Biomodd installation in Sint-Niklaas, several team members took active care of the art work. It’s…
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Biomodd is a collaborative art project conceived to challenge presumed notions of opposition between nature and technology in…
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I had this fantasy as a kid about low-tech time traveling. A simple plan that could give at least the suggestion of standing still in time.
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It is like I have heard each member of the choir sing and know their capabilities but am never to able to hear the full choir sing…
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description, methodology, collective history, general history:
The 0+Ball was organized with many partners and it had a variety of issues it wanted to address, as will become clear later. The…
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experience, argument, practice:
Thomas Quilinan by
Instead of having the computer adapt to the person, the person is supposed to adapt to the computer. People have different ways of…
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experience, description, concept, practice:
Sander van Splunter by
Time is an issue because of a-synchronicity. In distributing programs time is an issue because the same time cannot be tracked on…
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experience, argument:
Abhishek Hazra by
In contemporary context the question of trust is crucial, since distance and disembodiment are an integral and accepted factor of…
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Priya Kaul by
Priya Kaul is doing mostly group facilitation with IT companies, financial services companies and some detail sector companies from…
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Zainab Bawa by
In another project Bawa was involved in, the government wanted to offer civic services through an online system.
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experience, concept:
Jogi Panghaal by
Jogi Panghaal argues that while interacting with material the human being changes the material , and the material changes the human…
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The word 'design' in the research question of this study refers to the practice of creating experiences for people by making…