Experiments on living life in perpetual beta 
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08.14.09Tagnic
projects (0)Rockstar? Ubergeek? Caffeinator? What do people think of you on Twitter? Tagnic is the new reputation game of the Twitterverse. Trade +tags in tweets, receive feedback from your followers, and earn badges to display proudly on your profile. To start playing, login using your Twitter account at http://playtagnic.com and the Badge Badger (@tagnic) will follow you. Tweet +word @anyone or @anything and that word will show up on their Tagnic profile! For example: @tagnic wow, this game is +amazing!...
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04.03.09Paparazzi
projects (0)Paparazzi is a game about fame, photography, and catching your friends in the act.
Celebrities and Paparazzi. Earn points by taking photographs of your friends and by having your photo taken. The more photos you are involved in—as a subject or photographer—the more valuable you become.
Location, Location, Location. Earn even more points by taking photos in “hot spots”—places where other players have already taken a lot of pictures.
Whether you want to be Lady Gaga or Patrick McMullan, be the right person in the right place at the right time and watch your ...
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11.14.08Installing at Scrapcycle
news, projects (0)Most of my energy lately has been focused on getting Socialbomb's first game out the door and on various research projects at NYU ITP, but I've been happily dragged out of hibernation by the lovely folks at Scrapcycle, a super-rad event happening a week from today. The festival is, in their words: SCRAPCYCLE is a noise show and one-night exhibition. ......it's an experiment in giving a scrap-material an exchange-value, an attempt to foster the local scrap-material exchange community, and a forum for art and music created from scrap-materials. ...
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06.03.08Competitive Picnicking
projects (0)Throw down your blanket! Will you end the day surrounded by friends and eating a delicious meal, or will you be invaded by ants and left stranded and hungry on the edge of the party?
Competitive picnicking is a large multiplayer game of trading items and claiming territories, set on a big lawn on a sunny summer day and using food as game pieces. Players come to the picnic with the basic ingredients for lunch and play a culinary variant of go fish to ...
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04.15.08Crickets at BENT
news, projects (0)I've mostly been hiding in my cave working on my thesis paper and prototype, but as it is turning out to be a lovely spring, it seemed time to emerge with a new show. I'm thrilled to say that I'll be doing an installation at this year's BENT Festival at The Tank NYC. I'll be joined by a fantastic group of folks, including my fellow ITP'ers Lesley Flanigan and Andy Doro and the amazing Christopher McDonald. Installations go up on April 24th and come down after the ...
recent posts
- Tagnic
- Paparazzi
- Installing at Scrapcycle
- Socialbomb at OSCon 2008
- Competitive Picnicking
- Socialbomb wins Stern!
- Crickets at BENT
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New projects up soon
This semester has been a blur, but a good blur to say the least. After having the opportunity to try my hand at a pile of different projects, papers and proposals, I'm working on ...
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Crickets Coast-to-coast
Much to my surprise (and glee!), the crickets have gotten a fair deal of attention in the weeks since Conflux, and it seems fitting that I should post a bit about that here. NPR ...
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ITP Show-a-go-go
There's a lot going on here, but mostly, I'm knee-deep in the ITP Spring Show. I've got two projects in the show: The sustainable-energy-powered Door Secure, and the blogged-by-CNET and Gizmodo (g'head, click ...
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