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fastcompany: “[The challenge] is getting communities and getting companies to truly keep pace with every single individual because this"—she waved her iPhone—"is enabling them,” she said. “If you want to keep the next generation and if you want them to be united, you have to see this is how they live. You have to blow…
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Context > Content
Context > Content vhxtv: Traditional distribution forces content to be designed a very specific way. But in a digital world, there is no industry standard. There is now flexibility for a creator to make their exact vision and give it to people the way they want. With complete control, creators then have the ability to…
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Denver (CO), 15 oct (EFEUSA).- El profesor y artista digital Rafael Fajardo ve en la tecnología una extensión de su labor docente, no por el contenido de los videojuegos que desarrolla, sino por el potencial crítico que se desata al jugarlos. Profesor desarrolla videojuegos como herramienta de crítica social | Fox News Latino while we…
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planetmoney: Middleton, Wisconsin – We have finally reached the very beginning of the T-shirt chain. This is the Monsanto lab where new genetic traits are added to cotton seeds. More than 90 percent of U.S. cotton has been modified so it can resist insects and pesticides. Our farmer we’re profiling loves the science, but complains…
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planetmoney: Middleton, Wisconsin – Peering down into the seed tubes at a Monsanto lab. It is amazing how much trial and error (mostly error) goes into genetically modifying a seed. Scientists can fairly easily add a new bit of genetic material, but then they have to grow and test each seed to see how it…
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The classic case of artist-led gentrification is SoHo. In the ’60s, shortly after the term gentrification was coined by British sociologist Ruth Glass, experimental art guru George Maciunus took a lead in converting the deindustrializing neighborhood’s large spaces, which had been a hub of light manufacturing for a largely Puerto Rican and African-American workforce, into…