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Mark Hansen
is a Member of the Technical Staff, Statistics and Data Mining Research
Department, Bell Laboratories. His research concerns methods for data-rich
applications, especially those arising in telecommunications networks.
Hansen is on the editorial board of the Journal of the American Statistical
Association and Technometrics. He is currently Chair of Computing Section of
the American Statistical Association. Hansen received his Ph.D. in
statistics from UC Berkeley in 1994.
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Peter Haratonick
Peter Haratonik is currently a Core Faculty Member in the Graduate Media Studies Program at New School University where he was one of the program's founders in 1975. He has also served as Chair of the Communication Arts Department and Director of the Television Institute at Hofstra University and as Chair of the Film/ Video/ Broadcasting Program and Director of the Center for Advanced Digital Applications at NYU. As a Senior Fellow at the Wolfson Center for National Affairs his research involved public policy issues relating to Internet privacy and censorship. His current research interests include the study of the impact of new media on institutions particularly schools.
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Tana
Hargest
Tana
Hargest is a New York based, multi-disciplinary artist.
Her work has been exhibited at international and national
venues, including the Walker Art Center, MIT List Visual
Art Center, and the Studio Museum in Harlem. Ms. Hargest
is Assistant Curator of Education at The Bronx Museum of
the Arts.
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Richie Hawtin
With sculptured glasses and a
close crop that make him look more like an
architect than a global DJ/producer, Richie Hawtin
appears as the Peter Pan of the dance beat.
Forever known for his unrestrained assaults and
mind altering manifestos, Hawtin and his
Plastikman alter ego have rapidly become part of
the electronic mafia. A salvo of albums and
blistering DJ/live sets have seen his name
become synonymous with his own peculiar brand
of sparse dance sounds.
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Meg Hourihan
"Meg Hourihan is an independent consultant and freelance writer with
more than seven years of experience in web design and development. As the co-founder of Pyra, she led the development
of the popular weblogging tool Blogger (www.blogger.com) until February 2001. When she isn't speaking, working, writing,
or sleeping, Meg maintains her personal weblog, megnut (www.megnut.com) and enjoys running in Golden Gate Park."
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IAA
The Institute
for Applied Autonomy (IAA) was founded in 1998 as a research
and development organization concerned with individual and
collective self-determination. Our mission is to study the
forces and structures effecting self-determination; to create
cultural artifacts addressing these forces; and to develop
technologies that serve social and human needs.
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Lem
Jay Ignacio
SLem Jay Ignacio
(composer and sound designer) has made music and sound for
the likes of Mondo Media, Sissyfight.com, Razorfish, Marina
Zurkow and Mumbleboy. He is currently working for Sony Pictures
Digital Entertainment's Advanced Platforms Group, developing
"wireless" sound for arcade-style games on cell phones.
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Tom Jennings
Currently, I make obsolete forgeries; elaborately functional
instrumention revealing the beauty hidden in scientific apparatus
of the last century, mostly focusing on the American post-WWII
period. My devices perform some historic function, genuine or
revisionist; they invite participation but work as passive sculpture
too. My background is in industry, 25+ years of electronics and
software. My work can be seen at www.wps.com.
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Natalie
Jeremijenko
Natalie Jeremijenko, 1999 Rockefeller fellow, is a design engineer
and technoartist. Her work includes digital, electromechanical, and interactive systems in addition to
biotechnological work that have recently been included in the Rotterdam Film Festival (2000),
the Guggenheim Museum, New York (1999), the Museum Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt, the Whitney Biennial 97,
Documenta 97, Ars Electronic prix 96, presented at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and at the
MIT Media Lab. Her project Tree Logic was commissioned for the opening of MASSMoCA (www.massmoca.org).
She held a research position at the Media Research Lab/Center for Advanced Technology in the Computer
Science Dept., NYU. Natalie is the director of the Engineering Design Studio at Yale University.She
is known to work for the Bureau of Inverse Technology.
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Stephanie Kaye
Stephanie Kaye heads Cognitive Management's European practice, working with clients to build social capital, create cohesive communities, and manage alliance and partnership structures. Her background includes several years spent consulting to the aerospace industry before joining the dot com craze in the late 90's. She has lived in various cities across North America before relocating to England two years ago.
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Jaimie
King
Jamie King is a contributing editor at Mute Magazine and editor of N3, an industry journal dedicated to the analysis of digital IP issues. He was recently awarded a PhD for his historical analysis of the Internet, and is currently working on his first novel whilst playing, singing and
recording with British punk band Snakes. Jamie's blog
is at jamie.com.
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Matt Locke
Matt Locke is Creative Director of BBC Imagineering, a research department
of the BBC that develops future products and services using new
technologies. Imagineering uses a range of creative research tools to plan
future scenarios for BBC services and prototypes for innovative products.
Before joining the BBC, Matt was Creative Director of The Media Centre, and
was responsible for a programme of innovative cultural projects using
mobile technologies, including STATIC SMS/Theatre at the Edinburgh Festival
2000, The Guardian SMS Poetry competition, and SURRENDER CONTROL - a series
of interventions into mobile space by Tim Etchells.
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Colleen Macklin
Associate Chair, Digital Design Department & Director, MFA Design and Technology Parsons School of Design. Photographer, designer and DJ with no sense of rhythm. Interactive work and video shorts have been shown at events and galleries in New York and Kuala Lumpur. Instigator of techno-organic events and happenings from NY to KL.
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Lev Manovich
Lev Manovich
(www.manovich.net) is an Associate Professor in the Visual
Arts Department, University of California, San Diego where
he teaches courses in new media art and theory. He is the
author of The Language of New Media (The MIT Press, 2001)
and 2002 Guggenheim Fellow.
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Kevin McHugh
Kevin McHugh is an independent producer and curator living in New York. He
previously served as the Associate Curator at Creative Time to produce five
electronic music series and nearly a dozen public art projects.
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Terry Naini
Terry Naini founded Cognitive Management in September of 2000 after developing an interest in knowledge management while at IBM. Her background is in molecular biology and genetics and she spent several years working in the biotech industry before becoming a consultant. She is currently based in New York and is also working to develop Currents Uncorporated, a cooperative space for free agents.
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David Nottingham
David Nottingham is a Videogame Designer/Producer based in New York City.
He has worked with major videogame franchises including 'Duke Nukem',
'Earthworm Jim' and more recently 'Serious Sam', a game that has won
numerous awards including Gamespot Game of the Year.
He is currently employed by Rockstar Games.
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