This document appears to be a slideshow presentation from a panel discussion at the World Publishing Expo 2015 on the topic of media innovation. The slides provide a historical overview of media innovations from early automatons and looms to modern computers, user interfaces, and the internet. They also discuss concepts like hyperlocality, design fiction, and how technology is impacting journalism and consumer behavior. The panelists included professors and researchers studying fields like interaction design, sociology, and urbanism.
Another Day, Another Default Judgment Against Gabe Whitley
Beyond Hyperlocal
1. B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A L
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2. T H I S I S N O
P R E S E N TAT I O N
This slide show was an
ambient visual element of a
panel discussion at World
Publishing Expo 2015.
Nonetheless, each slide
might spark an intriguing
discussion in itself. That’s
why we share it here.
Please enjoy.
3. K A I V O N L U C K
P R O F. D R .
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4. K A I V O N L U C K
P R O F. D R .
artificial intelligence
smart environments
head of professional
master digital media
head of ambient
intelligence / smart
home labs
University of Applied
Sciences HAW in
Hamburg@KaivonLuck
5. M A R T I N
K O H L E R
D I P L . - I N G .
CC BY-NC 2.0 angermeyer photography
6. M A R T I N
K O H L E R
D I P L . - I N G .
Urbanist & Social
Researcher
Hamburg, Berlin,
Seoul, São Paulo,
London, Istanbul,
Amherst/Boston,
Adelaide
HafenCity University
Hamburg &
Leuphana University
Lüneburg@EyesOnCities
7. S T E FA N
W Ö LW E R
P R O F.
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8. S T E FA N
W Ö LW E R
P R O F.
professor
for interaction design
University of Applied
Sciences and Arts
HAWK in Hildesheim
www.woelwer.com
@stefanwoelwer
9. Interaction Design is
about designing the
parameters which
frame the interactions
between us, space
and things.
11. S U S A N N E
D R A H E I M
D R .
sociologist
organizational behavior
social computing
critical theory
University of Applied
Sciences HAW in
Hamburg
about.me/giuditta
@Giuditta
12. M AT T H I A S
M Ü L L E R - P R O V E
D I P L . - I N F O R M .
13. M AT T H I A S
M Ü L L E R - P R O V E
D I P L . - I N F O R M .
BBDO
14. M AT T H I A S
M Ü L L E R - P R O V E
D I P L . - I N F O R M .
experience &
interaction design
lecturer
at Brand Academy
mprove.net
@mprove
15. B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A L
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16. Media
Innovation
Day
#MID15 · 7.Okt.
B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A L
L'Ecrivain
Pierre Jaquet-Droz, 1774
http://www.mahn.ch/collections-arts-appliques-automates
17. Media
Innovation
Day
#MID15 · 7.Okt.
B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A L
early beginnings
Jacquard’s Loom, 1801
CC BY-SA 3.0 Steve Kimberley https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacquard_loom#/media/File:Loom.jpg
18. Media
Innovation
Day
#MID15 · 7.Okt.
B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A LFrederick Winslow Taylor
Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_management#/media/File:Musterarbeitsplatz.png
19. Media
Innovation
Day
#MID15 · 7.Okt.
B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A L
a new plattform
Thomas Edison 1847-1931
http://alaksarogullari.tr.gg/THOMAS-ED%26%23304%3BSON.htm
20. Media
Innovation
Day
#MID15 · 7.Okt.
B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A L
Paul Otlet, 1868-1944
“father of information science“
Photo: Archiv Mundandeum, Mons
29. The best way to predict
the future is to invent it.
– Alan Kay
Xerox PARC, 1970s
CC-BY 2.0 Jean Baptiste Paris
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jeanbaptisteparis/3098599072/
35. Media
Innovation
Day
#MID15 · 7.Okt.
B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A Lreinventing reality
http://www.stroeer.de/wissen-inspiration/magazin/stroeernews/StroeerNews////stroeernewsfilter/905.html
36. T O U C H
U S E R I N T E R FA C E S
We are creating the
illusion that there is no
user illusion anymore.
– Josh Clark
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41. S P E C U L AT I V E
D E S I G N
For them, design is a
means of speculating
about how things could
be - to imagine possible
futures.
– Dunne & Raby
http://www.dezeen.com/2015/03/05/dunne-raby-step-down-design-interactions-royal-college-of-art-london/
47. Media
Innovation
Day
#MID15 · 7.Okt.
B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A Lrobots
http://searchengineland.com/google-orders-terminator-robots-kill-larry-sergey-195759
48. G L O B A L
V I L L A G E
These new media have
made our world into a
single unit. The world is
now like a continually
sounding tribal drum,
where everybody gets
the message all the
time.
– Marshall McLuhan
50. Media
Innovation
Day
#MID15 · 7.Okt.
B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A LRijksmuseum Amsterdam
https://www.facebook.com/GarneroAlvaro/photos/a.296740263734544.67986.294121593996411/836800089728556/
53. The real challenge for
news media and for
journalism in the digital
age is it’s fragmenting all
the time, and people
don’t come to one place.
– John Ridding
Chief Executive
Financial Times
https://conversationprism.com/
57. D E S I G N
P R O D U C T
…when the point of
contact between the
product and the people
becomes a point of
friction, then the
[designer] has failed.
– Henry Dreyfuss
71. The newspaper industry
shot itself in the foot by
going for massive reach,
low-quality circulation.
– John Ridding
Chief Executive
Financial Times
Citizen Kane
74. We are all mass
publishers. But just a few
people know about the
consequences of mass
publication.
– @anettenovak
http://uxhh-
radio.blogspot.de/2013/09/
rfc13-citizensside.html
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76. H Y P E R
L O C A L I T Y
…is transforming our
lives at every scale:
bodyware, roomware,
streetware, cityware,
nationware, and global
ware. From nano to
astro!
– Bruce Sterling
77. People will only be
driven to consume and
pay for content that is
highly relevant, and that
is mainly local content.
– Antonella Mei-
Pochtler
Boston Consulting Group
CC BY-NC 2.0 International Transport Forum
79. Media
Innovation
Day
#MID15 · 7.Okt.
B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A L
abandoned station
& new Spiegel headquarters behind
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90. N O
S I LV E R B U L L E T
I don’t think there is a
one-size-fits-all, silver-
bullet-type approach.
– John Ridding
Chief Executive
Financial Times
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101. T H E
M E C H A N I C A L
B R I D E
There are no more
remote and easy
perspectives, either
artistic or national.
– Marshall McLuhan
102. Media
Innovation
Day
#MID15 · 7.Okt.
B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A Lgeocoded tweets in Cairo, Nov 2012
http://www.floatingsheep.org/2013/02/the-urban-geographies-of-tweets-in.html
103. Media
Innovation
Day
#MID15 · 7.Okt.
B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A L
affective news – Fatima Oliveira
in a large-scale analysis of the
Egyptian Revolution 2011
https://twitter.com/DanieleKeshk/status/367638501946191872
104. H Y P E R L O C A L
A D V E R T I S I N G
…that technology has been
slower. There's a lot of
infrastructure that needs to be
built out both in knowing [the]
audience, [and] being able to
deliver ads essentially on the
fly to the right person with the
right profile at the right time in
the right geography.
– Ken Doctor
author of Newsonomics
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105. Media
Innovation
Day
#MID15 · 7.Okt.
B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A L
via http://www.stroeer.de/wissen-inspiration/magazin/stroeernews/StroeerNews////stroeernewsfilter/2392.html
107. With the decline of print
media, there is a hole to be
filled and I think some folks
see [hyperlocal media] as an
area for ad revenue, but we
have found that ad revenue
alone is not enough to sustain
the kind of independent,
quality journalism that people
rely on to inform themselves
about what's going on in their
cities.
– Melissa Bailey
managing editor of the hyperlocal
newssite New Haven Independent
108. Media
Innovation
Day
#MID15 · 7.Okt.
B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A L
Journalism has particularly embraced
Twitter, which not only affects news
production but also the professional
ethos of journalism.
Photo: Robert Scoble
109. B E H I N D T H E
H Y P E R L O C A L H Y P E
The recent focus on
hyperlocal news–from
companies large and
small–has yet to produce
a single highly successful
blueprint for success (or
business model).
– Chris Seymour
111. When you come to a
fork in the road, take it.
– Yogi Berra
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112. D E S I G N
C A N
H E L P
So designing and
deploying radically
more capable UIs is one
of the most important
things we can do today.
– John Underkoffler
Technical consultant on
Minority Report, 2002
CC BY 2.0 Steve Jurvetson
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technologies_in_Minority_Report#/media/
113. E N G I N E E R S
D E S I G N E R S
The best design schools teach
that design and technology
live in symbiosis and need
each other. Engineers are
designers, they are just
trained in a different way.
– Paola Antonelli
MoMA Curator
https://twitter.com/curiousoctopus
115. B E Y O N D H Y P E R L O C A L
M E D I A I N N O VA T I O N D A Y @ W O R L D P U B L I S H I N G E X P O 2 0 1 5
@KaivonLuck
Susanne Draheim @Giuditta
Martin Kohler @EyesOnCities
@StefanWoelwer
Matthias @MProve
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