…was operationalized to promote Philadelphia and IBM’s innovative, entrepreneurial capacity, without taking into account how to actively achieve the goals of the plan. The parameters of success as planned by…

…routine use of text messages to remind, nudge, and discipline users. Tracing the stylistics of Safaricom’s power reveals more than the aesthetic registers at play in Kenya. It demonstrates how…

…to king Priam reversed the course of the Trojan War. In the myth, the spectacular free seductions of the container—the horse—served as a voluntary means to introduce a hidden content:…

…get those eggs onto the behemoth’s shelves. Needless to say, it’s a lot. And, as the video goes on to explain, every year the company has to throw away 5…

…early years of this push to create long-term repositories were used to make a case for the African origins of hiv. Historian Edward Hooper has described how two researchers, Arno…

…assisted delivery are relatively low. It aims to pilot the use of mobile devices to improve the use of health care services by pregnant women. MOS@N sends voice medical appointment…

…was not how to access hidden data, but rather “how to cope with a perfect avalanche of information.” The solution, according to Lowe, depended both on having people “with sufficient…

…on how to describe the air, and it is a machine in permanent change. it uses a primitive form (a type?), a topography as a generic experiential codification, to describe…

…visible both China’s financial might and vulnerabilities. Infrastructure projects are spurred to ever-greater heights to keep the economy growing. The Chinese state used infrastructure investment to successfully stimulate the economy…

…relating to DES should provide the necessary model to anticipate threats posed by other substances to animal and human development. However, the previous history of this molecule shows a complete…

…for morbidity and mortality. Several lengthy and costly large-scale epidemiological studies failed to show the link. It was only the introduction of cholesterol-lowering drugs into research that managed to deliver…

…presumed geographical unity of Europe with an unbound topology of a highly fragmented common. We use the notion of topology to draw attention to the fact that infrastructural spaces are…

…etc. Such objects are far too large and complex for a guy in a tent in a village to inquire into. The other problem that “concept work” addresses is the…

…millions of Facebook users (through the neat trick of getting Amazon Turkers to give access to their profiles, an access that extended exponentially to all their “friends” in the business)…

…25 million books in more than 400 languages.[2] Although it is hard to know for certain how many books exist to be digitized, 25 to 30 million certainly represent a…

…Luis Borges’ Aleph – the object or “point in space” that opens out to reveal a whole universe – we can begin to see how a work of art can…

…managers attempted to profit from the proclivities of this touch-point collective by carving out a physical space for its members and formally inviting them to gather there—not to socialize, but…

…body, the exercise bicycles are part of the museum’s technique to put things in perspective and to show how one must judge properly. Is sugar bad for my health? It…

…perspective. Admittedly, it was simply too early for Cline to be able to indentify the source of vulnerability as the system’s high degree of interconnectedness in addition to the degree…

…weighing 285 tons. Thus it is not surprising that many Istmeños have come to refer to them as “the white giants.” Where the giants have found footing, responses to them…