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Murphy’s law is a phrase that is used regularly in complex technology projects where people try to circumvent possible flaws in technology. It is also referred to as Sod’s law.
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This research is published at www.presence.org
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La Chasse au Lion a l’arc, Jean Rouch, 1965
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I3: intelligent information interfaces, look at www.i3net.org
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DEAF is held in Rotterdam every two years: www.deaf04.nl
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www.internetworldstats.com. ©Copyright 2006, Miniwatts Marketing Group.
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ISEA travels around the world: www.isea-web.org
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I discussed this techno-biographical layer of the research carried out here in chapter 1.
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Ars Electronica takes place every year in Linz, Austria: www.aec.at
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“Informatique, Le bal de Voleurs “ can be translated as “Computer Technology: The Feast of Thieves”
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Results of their work can be found at www.presenceresearch.org, ispr.info/, presence-connect.com.