Tag Archives: Olympics

Social Sharing, Awe and Architecture

Posted on February 10, 2010 by Paul Goss

An article in the New York Times reported on a study conducted by the University of Pennsylvania questioning what kind of information travels fastest through social networks and why? A six-month intensive study of the most-emailed articles in the New … Continue reading →

Posted in Anthropology, Architecture, Built Environment, Storytelling | Tagged Architect, Architecture, awe, beijing, Building, Dubai, emotion, experiences, New York Times, Olympics, reciprocal altruism, science articles, social networks, university of pennsylvania, Vancouver | 5 Comments

Olympic Surveillance

Posted on January 19, 2010 by Paul Goss

The CBC news has reported that Vancouver is in the process of installing hundreds of surveillance cameras in the downtown area in anticipation of the upcoming Olympic Games. 900 cameras will be installed in the next week to monitor crowds … Continue reading →

Posted in Built Environment, New Media, Surveillance, urbanism | Tagged democratic national convention, Denver, New Media, Olympics, privacy, Security, Surveillance, Vancouver | Leave a comment

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