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Prospero – A "Visual Commons" Framework for Community-Aware Public Displays

By paulbhartzog, 11 years 10 weeks ago.

Prospero is an infrastructure to enable public displays to reflect evolving public participation.

The objectives of the Prospero project arise from two primary motivations: one descriptive, the other normative. First, technologies that foster cooperation enhance our relationship to our surroundings. Many of these technologies incorporate user feedback in real-time.

The Marketplace of Perceptions

By paulbhartzog, 11 years 10 weeks ago.

Andrea Saveri let us know that there is a great article about insights from behavioral economics at Harvard Magazine:

The Future of Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing?

By paulbhartzog, 11 years 10 weeks ago.

Not long ago, I wrote an article on "Social Publishing" on Many-to-Many, which suggests the possibility of a system where

"authors create and distribute their work, and readers, individually and collectively, including fans as well as editors and peers, review, comment, rank, and tag, everything."

Prospero – A "Visual Commons" Framework for Community-Aware Public Displays

By paulbhartzog, 11 years 10 weeks ago.

Prospero is an infrastructure to enable public displays to reflect evolving public participation.

The objectives of the Prospero project arise from two primary motivations: one descriptive, the other normative. First, technologies that foster cooperation enhance our relationship to our surroundings. Many of these technologies incorporate user feedback in real-time.