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Moving to http://agux.co | Austin Govella | UX, agile, lean, design

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Moving to http:/ agux.co. Published Fri, Aug 22, 2014 by Austin Govella. Updated Fri, Aug 22, 2014. I've moved my blog over to http:/ agux.co. To preserve URLs, previous content will remain archived here, and I have already begun posting new thinkings and makings at http:/ agux.co. To make it easy for RSS subscribers, I've done some magic feed redirection, so you don't have to do anything for your feed reader. The new content should automatically begin to populate your feeds.

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Make City Berlin 2015 interview | Adam Greenfield's Speedbird

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Adam Greenfield's Speedbird. Clean living under difficult circumstances. Make City Berlin 2015 interview. This coming June, I’ve been invited to offer a keynote that will function as a hinge between two complementary events of Berlin’s Make City Festival 2015. A workshop called “Science Fictions: Smartology as a New Urban Utopia” on Friday the 19th, followed by a public symposium called “Beware of Smart People! Why is the “Smart City” relevant to a broader public? Yes, of course we do: at all times, all ...

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Getting (and staying) in touch, S/S 2015 | Adam Greenfield's Speedbird

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Adam Greenfield's Speedbird. Clean living under difficult circumstances. In The meta stuff. Getting (and staying) in touch, S/S 2015. A quick note, prompted by my having logged into Facebook the other day for the first time in a few months and finding a pile of messages I hadn’t known were waiting for me. This is just a reminder that I cannot be reached via Twitter or Facebook. Or, if you’re more interested in simply keeping a channel open, do feel free to sign up for my weekly e-mail dispatches. On On t...

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Route Master: A Biography of the London Map | Adam Greenfield's Speedbird

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Adam Greenfield's Speedbird. Clean living under difficult circumstances. In Clean living under difficult circumstances. Route Master: A Biography of the London Map. I’m beyond honored to have had this piece a love letter to London and its maps commissioned for the launch issue of the revived. Journal of the London Society. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it. For the record, the impeccable choice of title was theirs. Plinth, an app on their phone, or for that matter the Knowledge.

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This year’s model | Adam Greenfield's Speedbird

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Adam Greenfield's Speedbird. Clean living under difficult circumstances. In The meta stuff. This year’s model. Happy new year, everyone! I wish you the very best 2015 imaginable a year that is safe from fear, strife and want, generous to a fault, and above all that finds you surrounded by love and support. So, listen: I decided to try my hand at one of those newsletters all the kool kids are doing nowadays. Should you be so inclined, you can sign up here. Lots more soon. Until then, be well. On On the gr...

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Architecture As Rhetoric for Spaces | Wildly Appropriate

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Landing Clean (short nonfiction). UxD and IA: Centered And Bounded Sets. Architecture As Rhetoric for Spaces. For the second time in as many semesters, Andy Fitzgerald. Was kind enough to remotely give a rendition of Taxonomy for App Makers. For my students in SI658 at U-M. A piece of work he originally presented at the Information Architecture Summit in 2013. Architectures, irrespective of the prefix:. Architecture is rhetoric for spaces. Let that one work on you for a while:. That’s as good of a ...

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Rhythms of the connected city | Adam Greenfield's Speedbird

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Adam Greenfield's Speedbird. Clean living under difficult circumstances. Rhythms of the connected city. The following essay on the instrumented streetscape is one of the oldest surviving passages in. The City Is Here For You To Use. Parts of what you’re about to read date to 2007 (! 8221; (I like to think my take is sufficiently distinct from Dan’s that it’s still worth publishing as-is, but I’m sure you’ll let me know if you think otherwise.). But what if we. Toward the end of his long and productive ca...

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Zeroville-on-Khambhat, or: The clean slate’s cost | Adam Greenfield's Speedbird

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Adam Greenfield's Speedbird. Clean living under difficult circumstances. In Space and place. Zeroville-on-Khambhat, or: The clean slate’s cost. A response to a piece Ayona Datta. Wrote for the forthcoming. Dialogues in Human Geography. Which I am pleased to present to you on the occasion of the Urban Age Delhi conference on Governing Urban Futures. Dites donc, c’est pas Alphaville qui faut appeler votre patelin, c’est Zéroville! So what is Dholera? Here we see how a global body of rhetoric, promulgated p...

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Untitled RUIN liner notes, 2015 | Adam Greenfield's Speedbird

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Adam Greenfield's Speedbird. Clean living under difficult circumstances. In Clean living under difficult circumstances. Untitled RUIN liner notes, 2015. Some of you may remember that I’m lucky enough to count among my friends the members of the legendary Philadelphia-based hardcore band RUIN. Not too long ago, they wrote to let me know they’ve got a double-disc, fully-remastered retrospective coming out on. You and I,. Explore the mysteries of Arvo Pärt. Or queue up an hour of obscure Throbbing Gristle.

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Content Meets Strategy | A blog by Josh Tong

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Because content should be powerful. A blog by Josh Tong. Writing & editing. Creating a content strategy at a nonprofit. Posted on June 2, 2016 by Josh Tong. In the fall, I joined an international development NGO in DC to lead digital strategy. We’re a midsized NGO, with offices in twenty countries. Before the organization created my position, the communications team had only two full-time employees and an intern. Here are some of the activities that we’ve tackled during the past nine months:. I use Skype...