Future of News - Interaction12 Dublin

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IxDA and Thomson Reuters Student Challenge: Design the Future of News. 7 min pitch presented at the Interaction12 conference in Dublin, Feb 2. In this pitch, I proposed using physical space in different ways to access, share and understand news in a more intelligent way.

Why space?

Where we spend our time says a lot about WHO we are and WHAT our interests are.

Why space?

Where we spend our time says a lot about WHO we are and WHAT our interests are.

Place changes not what we see, but HOW we see it.

Why space?

Where we spend our time says a lot about WHO we are and WHAT our interests are.

Place changes not what we see, but HOW we see it.

Geography can give insight as toWHY things happen the way they do.

ACCESS

PAST PRESENT FUTURE

NEWS FROM PLACES WHERE I
HAVE SPENT TIME IN THE PAST
• GEOGRAPHICAL
• ACTIVITIES/EVENTS ATTENDED

ACCESS

PAST PRESENT FUTURE

NEWS FROM PLACES THAT I
AM PREDICTED TO VISIT SOON

ACCESS

PAST PRESENT FUTURE

NEWS FROM PLACES THAT I
AM PREDICTED TO VISIT SOON
• TICKET PURCHASES
• CALENDARS

ACCESS

PAST PRESENT FUTURE

NEWS BASED ON WHERE
I AM, RIGHT NOW
• COUNTRY
• CITY

ACCESS

PAST PRESENT FUTURE

NEWS BASED ON WHERE
I AM, RIGHT NOW
• COUNTRY
• CITY
• TYPE OF LOCATION
• ACTIVITY

what we were Have you
You have to
SHARE discussing heard?!
read this

what we were Have you
You have to
SHARE discussing heard...
read this

VIRTUAL BULLETIN BOARD
• VIRTUAL/PHYSICAL SPACE REFLECTING A
GROUP’S INTEREST
• “DROP” NEWS IN A LOCATION
• SPUR CONVERSATIONS

UNDERSTAND

NEWS INSIGHT
SEE THE TOPIC FROM A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

UNDERSTAND

NEWS INSIGHT
FILTER : EVENT
SOURCE

SOURCE MY SOURCE
SOURCE SOURCE
SOURCE

SOURCE

UNDERSTAND

NEWS INSIGHT
FILTER : SOURCE

EVENTS

UNDERSTAND

NEWS INSIGHT
FILTER : PLACE

TODAY’S
HEADLINES
IN CAIRO

Omdat ik me goed kan voorstellen dat je bij tijd en wijle door de bomen het bos niet meer ziet en het moeilijk vind om een keuze voor een type event heb ik een lijstje samengesteld met trends in live communicatie. Ah nee hè, hoor ik je denken... Niet weer een lijstje met trends.... Ja, wel een lijste met trends... Maar ik beloof je deze is werkbaar. Werkbaar omdat ik helder in kaart breng waar de mogelijkheden liggen maar bovenal aangeef wat je er al dan niet mee kunt bereiken.

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