I've been taking in some of the Open Studios which are part of Brighton's Digital Festival. On Friday afternoon at Cogapp, Gavin Mallory and Joshua Routh gave a presentation about their work creating interactive maps. In particular, a Magic Magnifying Glass they developed for Magnificent Maps at the British Library. They asked if anyone in... Continue Reading →
Romano Drom Dishes Up Groovy Gypsy Parties
Another story from my Budapest Times contibutions, this one a short preview of a Gypsy band. I was prompted to dig out this story when I saw this post on Facebook about an upcoming gig at Budapest's Gödör Klub, which was one of my favorite hangouts when I lived there. The video was shot in the Gödör Klub... Continue Reading →
A Machine To See With Heightens Visual Acuity
The Brighton Digital Festival kicks off today with A Machine to See With, an interactive, living film that you star in! It happens via your mobile phone and takes you on a mini-adventure through the streets of downtown Brighton. No, you don't end up on camera but the suggestion is there and, if you're... Continue Reading →
