Book
2003
Non–users also matter: The construction of users and non–users of the Internet
In How users matter, the co–construction of users and technology, ed. Nelly Oudshoorn and Trevor Pinch, 67–79. Cambridge/London: MIT press
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note 195
Also, the set up of every computer that was used during the 0+Ball was undertaken by friends and colleagues in Amsterdam, New York and ...
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description, concept, argument
Patterns between presence and absence
In the patterns of presence and absence in the variety of mediated and unmediated forms, people produce and reproduce social ...
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276
The three-day programme stated: "This day will be about the complex relationship between big money, governments and their (secret) ...
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note 200
Annette Verster comments here that this was the way the Dutch policy initiatives in the 1980s operated concerning AIDS. Stakeholders ...
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definition
The word 'Design'
page 23
The word 'design' in the research question of this study refers to the practice of creating experiences for people by making products or ...
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description, argument, collective history, general history, key-informants
Grand scenario's in hindsight and hacker sensitivity
Because I was curious to find out what I had actually witnessed I did some research via the Internet in the spring of 2006 and found ...
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proposal, argument, conclusion
Formulating requirements
In design trajectories the formulation of design requirements is a crucial phase. In the design requirements the formulation takes place ...
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description, methodology, collective history
Industrial and commercial research: to market new experiences
In the media labs of large technological corporations around the world, and especially and foremost in the USA, the mediation of ...
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description, concept, personal history
Influenced by the media-landscape
Developments in media and modern art, including the performing arts, deeply influence how the visitors will perceive and experience the ...