CCA Urban Lab, San Francisco
the mappy equivalent of the electric bread knife
SXSW Interactive, Austin
a lifesize balloon drone, though, remains a hard idea to let go off
Where 2.0, Santa Clara
var map
Museums and the Web, Philadelphia
the record player of authority
Data and Cities Conference, San Francisco
consequences
UCLA Statistics Department Seminar Series, Los Angeles
I want to believe (but I don't)
California College of the Arts, San Francisco
banana noodles and bacon ice cream
Whoops. Other presentations from 2010 to be updated...
Museums and the Web, Indianapolis
The Hammock of Interpretation
Design Engaged, Montreal
How things break and how they'll break us (?)
Where 2.0, San Francisco
Telling someone what neighbourhood they're in is a good way to start a fight.
(Part of Going Places on Flickr: The Significance of Geographical Information in Photos
)
Museums and the Web, Montréal
Computer programming is the acid bath of the Internet.
NASA AMES, Mountain View
All APIs are basically just search.
XTech, Paris
Walking the line between making it easy enough for people to bother putting data in to a system and still useful enough to make it worth the trouble of getting it out.
Bay Area ACM, Palo Alto
APIs, Machine Tags & Magic Words & Building the Do What I Mean Engine
SXSW, Austin
Last year online mapping was emerging, now it's everywhere; on your mobile, in your camera, on your wearable head-up display, in your location aware clothing, even on paper and in your kids. Which of those did I totally make up? Guess it's time to check in with those people who actually make maps, merge virtual and real worlds at location flux points, and, you know, put maps online.
Canadian SemanticWeb Interest Group Meeting, Montréal
Design Issues and Technical Challenges Making the Eatdrinkfeelgood Markup Languge RDF-Friendly