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Insights curated by Experientia, the UX research and design consultancy
Insights curated by Experientia, the UX research and design consultancy
Bill Buxton talks user experience on Microsoft video
WARC, huge online marketing database with many relevant papers
Design for emotion: ready for the next decade?
The advantages of amnesia
The spime arrives
Bruce Sterling is now living in Torino, Italy and will stay here, together with his wife, Serbian author and film-maker Jasmina Tesanovic, until the end of March 2008. He is here at the invitation of the Regional Government of Piedmont to be the guest curator…
Turning museums into places where people interact
Making bus trips more pleasurable and productive experiences
A mobile revolution is taking place in the developing world
A PC for peasant farmers? China targets digital divide.
The Christian Science Monitor reports on how China’s computermakers tap vast rural market with simple tools and local officials’ support. Lenovo, the world’s third-largest computermaker and China’s best-known global brand, chose China’s northeastern town of Langfang to “launch its assault on the growth frontier for…
Picnic07: Swisscom anthropologist on why everything is moving into the background
Claritas segments the U.S. population
Universities, design, user experience and innovation
Ethnographic research to design a better osteoporosis diagnosis device? Of course!
Howard Rheingold and Mark Earls on mass collaboration
EU benchmark shows mixed results on user experience of online public services
Every year, the EU Benchmark Survey assesses the quality of online public services in Europe. For the first time, the survey also looked at the users experience when accessing on-line public services, in recognition of the growing importance of this topic, and found mixed results.…
Donald Norman on the importance of unmet needs
Robots turn off senior citizens in ageing Japan
The French and their mobiles
Ferrari on the importance of understanding users
“The user as an unconscious sensor of the environment” was the title of Antonio Calvosa’s (Ferrari S.p.A.) keynote speech today at the Ubicomp conference in Innsbruck, Austria. Abstract: This talk adheres to the vision that in order to bring key benefits to human daily experiences…
Facebook suicide: the end of a virtual life
Principles and practices for successful experience design
Explosion in digital cameras leads to most documented kids ever
Making technology fit users
Your cheatin’ heart leaves tell-tale e- trail
Singapore Polytechnic’s diploma in experience design
3rd Living Knowledge conference on community based, co-creative research
The recent 3rd International Living Knowledge conference (3LK) provided a forum where information on community based research, carried out in both community and academic settings, on new forms of partnerships between research and civil society and on new modes of innovation could be shared and…
Background report on Danish “Concept Design” study
The ancient tradition of Moroccan storytelling threatened by entertainment technology
Motorola on ambient non-intrusive displays
New French research on collective mobile phone use
New technologies and the ergonomic risk to users
BT’s Crossing the Divide project
CHI 2008 in Florence, Italy
A virtual think tank on regional innovation in Belgium
Designing for the elderly: targeting the voice of experience
Adaptive Path’s Rachel Hinman in conversation with Mark Jones, IDEO about service design
The ultimate user experience: technologically-mediated sex, erotica and BDSM
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Bruce Sterling lecture in Torino, Italy
Bruce Sterling will be speaking on his recent book “Shaping Things” in Torino, Italy on Thursday 27 September at 6pm. The event will take place at the “Circolo dei Lettori” [Readers Club]. Sterling [wikipedia – blog] is an American science fiction writer and highly acclaimed…