Hello worlds!
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Archive for the ‘newly released’ category
An experiment in the economics of production - take 2
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This week we launched publicly a combined set of projects, mainly aimed at producing the R-Echos issue 1. This publication is produced using a new project we are launching as well: &
We received some interesting feedback and proposals so far. One of them leads me to further the description of the idea behind & Read more: An experiment in the economics of production - take 2 |
A poster visualising its own financing process
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A few months ago Anna and Mia from Gasworks kindly proposed us to design the poster for the NODE.London spring 2008 season.
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Seeing through web works & archived projects
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Electronest website has 2 new pages: a selected web works list and an archive. This post is about self representation.
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Defragmentation: quick visualisation and visual trends
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Defragmentation’s process aims at reducing the fragmentation of data by concatenating parts stored in separate locations: new interface on R-Echos.
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WeAreBuild: website design, code & development
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A few months ago, we developed a new website for Build design studio. We worked with Tommi and Marc from Digital Club who art directed and designed the website and with Nicky and Michael from Build who provided feedback and advises all along.
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Today’s favorites / R-Echos
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Cross-linking today’s favourites articles, best reading and most interesting thing i came across on http://r-echos.net Read more: Today’s favorites / R-Echos |
A 4 years adventure: Kitsune website, design and development
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It has been 4 years now - that Electronest started with Åbäke to design and redesign the Kitsuné website together on top of the former very first version. And this post is a bit of the story behind this ongoing design experiment…
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Aggregation, re-syndication & electronic presence
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I have just finished a nice addition to my personnal hub:
It is actually republishing automatically content from twitter, flickr and myspace; it’s the continuation of ongoing experimentations around the notion of aggregation (read for example about what an aggregator is, on wikipedia). Read more: Aggregation, re-syndication & electronic presence |
