Tag Archives: flow

Twitter, one big cocktail-party. Just go with the flow.

Lotte Woerde | 12 October 2010, 4:56 pm | tags: , , , ,

In stead of most media, I couldn’t use Twitter right away, I had to learn it. It took me three attempts to learn Twitter. The first time I started using it as myself, @lottewoerde. I tweeted things like: “doing the dishes”, “sitting in the sun” or “tired, need a vacation”.  Unfortunately no one was responding my humble messages, and I…

From Tweet to Hypertextual Consciousness?

Susana Zaragoza | 04 October 2009, 5:16 pm | 2 comments | tags: , , , , , , , ,

One might claim that Twitter is just another boring conversational platform not very different from any other kind of social network site, where you can share your cuts-ups of personal information instantly with your friends. But in a social-humanistic perspective could means much more than this.

In fact, Twitter is literally, a conversational platform that lead us to…

The ‘Flow’ of SNS

Simeona Petkova | 01 October 2009, 12:05 am | tags: , , ,

Recently, a good friend of mine asked if he can leave a comment on Wikipedia’s page. This made me think how frequently used online platforms can shape our expectations toward other online platforms. Usually these expectations get detected by the platforms’ designers and they become available  through the next platform’s upgrade. No surprise if soon Wikipedia enables comments. In…

The Nexus between Reason and Unr3as0n[4ble]

Rosa Menkman | 13 August 2008, 1:27 pm | tags: , , , ,

Since the beginning of the digital era, the quest of the Renaissance seems to have re-entered the artist’s consciousness, with the aim of presenting the world in the highest level of reality. The holy grail of this search is the Holodeck of Star Trek and its main focus is finding an interface that is as small as possible, to create…

In-between Manifesto

Rosa Menkman | 30 May 2008, 1:34 pm | 4 comments | tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

By Lievnath Faber, Tim van der Heijden and Rosa Menkman.

IN-BETWEEN MANIFESTO

We are the Interdividuals
We are the people that celebrate the in-between. Our manifesto is meant for everyone. One who is ‘in-between’ is neither an isolated individual nor part of a collective; one is in-between. Someone who is in-between is called an ‘interdividual’.…