Writing
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Wish you were here – Review of Ben Grosser’s new show ‘Software for Less’
Addicted to numbers? Frantically checking your sleep hours first thing in the morning or daily steps on iPhone? Checking hourly how many…
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Your Face Belongs To You by Wael Elazab
EXT. Cornfield, late EVENING. towns people gather, staring at large, ominous light in the sky. Squinting, the bright light descending, the townspeople…
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Tales from the CyberSalon – #2 A New High Street
Cybersalon presents: Tales from the Cyber Salon; a series of interdisciplinary, technology and policy investigations through science-fiction storytelling. Spanning four events across…
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Lost in translation – what has gone wrong in digital health!
When supposedly personalised, medical app for your health goes wrong, you may get cut off from your insurance, your house, your place…
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Tales from the CyberSalon – #1 New Normals in Health
Cybersalon presents: ‘Tales from the Cyber Salon’; a series of interdisciplinary, technology and policy investigations through science-fiction storytelling. Spanning four events across…
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Hackathon for 2021 Job Armaggedon
Over 1.2 m people lost their jobs during the pandemic, with bartenders, pub staff, baristas in hospitality and thousands of high street…
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Hashtag Activism, book review: A sign of the times
By Wendy M Grossman for ZDNet UK Book Reviews | July 29, 2020 This book explores how new movements for social change…
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Implant or implode? Hacking your body
Biohacking has always attracted attention as chips in your body could solve so many logistics challenges with our ID access, for payment…
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Musica est spiritus vitae: Art’s Birthday 2021 – live review
by Irina Shtreis, from ‘Louder than War’ For those involved in contemporary art and net movement, in particular, January 17 is a…
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Cybersalon – Dates in the Diary – pt 3
By pcmcreative My last trip to London was Wednesday 29th Jan 2020. It was to hand over a project I’d been producing…
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