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*Megan Miller, Popular Science | *Megan Miller, Popular Science | ||
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+ | **Megan will be discussing and presenting Popular Science's recent foray into the digital world known as Second Life, which includes a rock concert and the creation of an all new Popular Science Lounge. | ||
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+ | **Megan Miller is the editor of PopSci.com, the Web site for Popular Science magazine. She's the host of a Web show called Future Girl, as well as hostess-with-the-mostest of events at PopSci's new Second Life Lounge. You can find her in-world by looking up her Second Life avatar, Megala Marx. In the real world, you're likely to find her cycling around New York City or indulging her handbag-purchasing addiction. | ||
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*Tim Schwartz, The Museum of the Moving Image | *Tim Schwartz, The Museum of the Moving Image | ||
− | Tim will be presenting some of the Museum of the Moving Image's recent exhibitions and talking about his work as a digital curator | + | **Tim will be presenting some of the Museum of the Moving Image's recent exhibitions and talking about his work as a digital curator |
==October 13th 2006== | ==October 13th 2006== |
Revision as of 21:38, 10 November 2006
Contents
Date
- Friday October 13th 2006
- Friday November 17th 2006
Space
November 17th 2006
- Fontana's
- 6:30pm
- Drink Specials:
- $3 Beer and Well Drinks
- Megan Miller, Popular Science
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- Megan will be discussing and presenting Popular Science's recent foray into the digital world known as Second Life, which includes a rock concert and the creation of an all new Popular Science Lounge.
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- Megan Miller is the editor of PopSci.com, the Web site for Popular Science magazine. She's the host of a Web show called Future Girl, as well as hostess-with-the-mostest of events at PopSci's new Second Life Lounge. You can find her in-world by looking up her Second Life avatar, Megala Marx. In the real world, you're likely to find her cycling around New York City or indulging her handbag-purchasing addiction.
- Tim Schwartz, The Museum of the Moving Image
- Tim will be presenting some of the Museum of the Moving Image's recent exhibitions and talking about his work as a digital curator
October 13th 2006
- Nublu (East Village)
- 100 People
Logistics
- equipment
- mic
- sound system
- laptop audio
- one projector
- one surface (screen)
Potentials
- Jake Dobkin / Gothamist
- Mark Jenkins / Tape Babies / Instructables + eWikiHowto
- ze / The Ze Show + Revver
- Jonah Perreti / Huff Post
- Chris Anderson / The Long Tail
- Will Sherman / Untitledname.com
- Siva Vaidhyanathan
- Cory Archangel
- Yochai Benkler
- College Humor
- Improv Everywhere
- Demetri Martin
- Sal Randolph
- Lonely Island Guys
- Mark Tribe (columbia prof, founder of rhizome.org)
- Alex Galloway (nyu prof, founder of rhizome.org)
- Doug Repetto (founder of dorkbot)
- Brody Condon (video game artist, tmpspace.com)
- Neil Stuber (www.neilstuber.com, motion graphics artist)
- Chuck Forman (www.setpixel.com, interactive designer/artist)
- eyebeam fellows?
- http://www.opendemocracy.net/about/about_od_contact.jsp#drop (ny office)
- Wendy Seltzer
- LimeWire (Greg Bildson)
- Music
- DFA / Remixes
- CYHSY / Lables?
Open Lab
- Mike Frumin / OGLE / 3D Printer / SL
- Evan / Throwies