Coming up@ Transnatural Amsterdam: a workshop by David Bausola who has been inventing with software and media services for over a decade. From Virtual Nightclubs for Intel, delivering the first Sony PS1 online gaming, introducing Creative Commons to Channel 4 TV, to creating Ford’s social media sitcom “Where are the Joneses?” through to devising a digital agency for Adidas.

His company Philter Phactory is exploring the post-human Internet, filtering social data with software agents so that they to find a voice, live an existence and raise questions that humans fail to ask. Currently on the Phactory workbench is Weavrs.com - your Alter Egos for the Social Web. The Weavrs are part of the exhibition Things That Mind Their Own Business now running at the Transnatural headquarters.... check an interview with Bausola at the link below and find out more about his workshop here http://tinyurl.com/42pa5e3 Read less

With the development of the beixo GO we first took a good look to existing problems in bicycle infrastructure around stations and other hot spots. We came to the conclusion that speed, cleanliness and a small footprint are the mayor issues. Come and check the result tomorrow at the MarketPlace and give us your vision and comment on our sollution. See you at beixo! Read less

What's your name and where do you live? How does social media guide you in your city? What's so amazing about your city you'd like to take it with you when you move? What does your city sound like?

Post your answers and claim your spot on our audio map--powered by location-based platform Shoudio--to be "exhibited" next week at PICNIC Festival 2011. Space is limited so grab your place now!

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"MIT has released open source urban planning software which could improve how cities work. The City Form Research Group has created a state-of-the-art toolbox that allows planners to carry out spatial analysis on urban street networks. Planners can use this information to help them prioritise future development." Read less