The Visual Frontier: How the Arts, Pop Culture, and Business Innovate the Way We Consume and Use Information - OpenCongress Wiki
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The Visual Frontier: How the Arts, Pop Culture, and Business Innovate the Way We Consume and Use Information
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Description
Why are we so attracted to the visual? How are artists, businesses, hackers, and others evolving the way we relate to, react with, and use information and data online? What drives these innovators? How do their inventions -- from works of art to pieces of code -- relate to each other, and how will they drive innovation in the political space?
Speakers
- Samuel Yates - Artist
- Josh Klein
- Elizabeth Windram - Google
- Tanya Tarr (Moderator) - Director, 2009 Politics Online Conference
Video
Video from recorded panels will be posted here after the conference.
This panel already has a volunteer recording video, but others still need help. See the list of those panels and email Lynn Stinson to volunteer!
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Discussion
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