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Sugata Mitra’s statement at the OrO OrO Teachers Lab in 2001, see www.teacherslab.hva.nl
www.montevideo.nl In the early 1990s, Time Based Arts and Montevideo merged into one institution.
Gert Hulstein is a software programmer and has had his own business in France since 2005
This text was written by Rikki Cate, according to Rop Gonggrijp, who collaborated with her at the time.
Joel Ryan is a composer of electronic music with an established international reputation. He has been connected to STEIM for over 20 years.
Adelbert Duyvelshof was the technical video magician in Amsterdam at the time.
See www.waag.org and www.pallabs.org
www.nettime.org and www.n5m.org
In Dutch this was called the BMA, de Bond voor Mensen met Aids.
Foucault spells ‘parrhesia’ in a phonetic Greek way. I have chosen to spell it in a modern way and write ‘parresia’.
Professor Boafo is Head of the Department of Political Science, University of Ghana and special advisor to UNESCO.
The definition of an actor is understood in a broad sense in STS. An actor can be a person, a thing or a process. In this study actors ...
Developed by a group of students from the University of Illinois, Mosaic was the first widely accepted browser to the Internet.
This was the subtitle of the day’s programme.
See policy plan for Ledenraad Rabobank Amsterdam about micro-markets, Rabo Amsterdam 2006.
This text was published in 2003 and rewritten and re-published in 2005. I cite here the version from 2003.
At the time Marieke Nelissen was teaching computers to women for the municipal government of Amsterdam.
Transcriptions of the talks mentioned can be found at: museum.doorsofperception.com/doors3/content.html
Aristotle does write about the need to stage the complete action. I will use this notion later in chapter 4.
Rosalind Gill, attached to the London School of Economics, did a revealing survey about working conditions in new media (Gill 2002).
The programme for the three days is to be found in appendix 2 .
I understand her words as meaning that I convincingly represented ‘the third point’, upon which I will elaborate later in this chapter.
This section is based on conversations I had over the years with people from a variety of companies: Lego, Nokia, Interval, HP, IBM, ...
The Berlin Wall came down in November 1989, which had changed the international political landscape significantly.