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This is a collaborative editorial wiki, both a publication and working environment in its own right, and at the service of the production of an ongoing series of Ubiscribe print-on-demand and otherly formated-to-the-occasion publications. The first issue, PoD Ubiscribe 0.9, will be launched on May 21, 2006 from 15:00 CET to:
This is a collaborative editorial wiki, both a publication and working environment in its own right, as well as at the service of the production of an ongoing series of Ubiscribe print-on-demand and otherly formated-to-the-occasion publications. The first issue, PoD Ubiscribe 0.9.0, will be launched on May 21, 2006 from 15:00 CET May 04, 2006, at 10:27 AM
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‘Ubiscribe’ was coined by Jouke Kleerebezem in 2003, after playing around with other Ubi-names (Ubitext?… taken by Xerox; Ubilog?… too blogish. Ubiscript?… too much like programming language, meanwhile gets 1 Google hit), searching for a label which would connect the idea of pervasive computation, as in Ubicomp, mobility, and what dawned as a consequence of ubiquitous embedded and roaming computers: ubiquitous media output, or pervasive publishing. A couple of years later we see the rise of a wireless ‘internet of things’, which will perfect the connection between networks of information and networks of objects and locations in the physical world. Ubiquity is here, and address is the message. to:
‘Ubiscribe’ was coined by Jouke Kleerebezem in 2003, after playing around with other Ubi-names (Ubitext?… taken by Xerox; Ubilog?… too blogish. Ubiscript?… too much like programming language, meanwhile gets 1 Google hit), searching for a label which would connect the idea of pervasive computation, as in Ubicomp, mobility, and what dawned as a consequence of ubiquitous embedded and roaming computers: ubiquitous media output, or pervasive publishing. A couple of years later we see the rise of a wireless ‘internet of things’, which will perfect the connection between networks of information and networks of objects and locations in the physical world. Ubiquity is here, and the address is the message. May 03, 2006, at 09:11 AM
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‘Ubiscribe’ was coined by Jouke Kleerebezem in 2003, after playing around with other Ubi-names (Ubitext?… taken by Xerox; Ubilog?… too blogish. Ubiscript?… too much like programming language, meanwhile gets 1 Google hit), searching for a label which would connect the idea of pervasive computation, as in Ubicomp, mobility, and what dawned as a consequence of ubiquitous embedded and roaming computers: ubiquitous media output, or pervasive publishing. A couple of years later we see the rise of a wireless ‘internet of things’, which will perfect the connection between networks of information and networks of objects and locations in the physical world. Ubiquity is here, and address is the message. May 03, 2006, at 09:01 AM
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‘Ubiscribe’ was coined by Jouke Kleerebezem in 2003, after playing around with other Ubi-names (Ubitext?, taken by Xerox; Ubiscript? too much like programming language, meanwhile gets one Google hit), searching for a label which would connect the idea of pervasive computation, as in Ubicomp, and what dawned as a consequence of ubiquitous embedded computers: ubiquitous media output, or pervasive publishing. A couple of years later we see the rise of an ‘internet of things’, which will perfect the connection between networks of information and networks of objects and locations in the physical world. Ubiquity is here, and address is the message. to:
‘Ubiscribe’ was coined by Jouke Kleerebezem in 2003, after playing around with other Ubi-names (Ubitext?… taken by Xerox; Ubilog?… too blogish. Ubiscript?… too much like programming language, meanwhile gets 1 Google hit), searching for a label which would connect the idea of pervasive computation, as in Ubicomp, and what dawned as a consequence of ubiquitous embedded computers: ubiquitous media output, or pervasive publishing. A couple of years later we see the rise of an ‘internet of things’, which will perfect the connection between networks of information and networks of objects and locations in the physical world. Ubiquity is here, and address is the message. May 03, 2006, at 08:50 AM
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‘Ubiscribe’ was coined by Jouke Kleerebezem in 2003, after playing around with other Ubi-names. Searching for a label which would connect the idea of pervasive computation, as in Ubicomp, and what dawned as a consequence of ubiquitous embedded computers: ubiquitous media output, or pervasive publishing. A couple of years later we see the rise of an ‘internet of things’, which will perfect the connection between networks of information and networks of objects and locations in the physical world. Ubiquity is here, and address is the message. to:
‘Ubiscribe’ was coined by Jouke Kleerebezem in 2003, after playing around with other Ubi-names (Ubitext?, taken by Xerox; Ubiscript? too much like programming language, meanwhile gets one Google hit), searching for a label which would connect the idea of pervasive computation, as in Ubicomp, and what dawned as a consequence of ubiquitous embedded computers: ubiquitous media output, or pervasive publishing. A couple of years later we see the rise of an ‘internet of things’, which will perfect the connection between networks of information and networks of objects and locations in the physical world. Ubiquity is here, and address is the message. May 03, 2006, at 08:45 AM
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‘Ubiscribe’ was coined by Jouke Kleerebezem in 2003, after playing around with other Ubi-names. Searching for a label which would connect the idea of pervasive computation, as in Ubicomp, and what dawned as a consequence of ubiquitous embedded computers: ubiquitous media output, or pervasive publishing. A couple of years later we see the rise of an ‘internet of things’, which will perfect the connection between networks of information and networks of objects and locations in the physical world. Ubiquity is here, and address is the message. to:
‘Ubiscribe’ was coined by Jouke Kleerebezem in 2003, after playing around with other Ubi-names. Searching for a label which would connect the idea of pervasive computation, as in Ubicomp, and what dawned as a consequence of ubiquitous embedded computers: ubiquitous media output, or pervasive publishing. A couple of years later we see the rise of an ‘internet of things’, which will perfect the connection between networks of information and networks of objects and locations in the physical world. Ubiquity is here, and address is the message. May 03, 2006, at 08:42 AM
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Some of Ubiscribe’s earlier manifestations include the 2004 Personal Publishing Pandemonium meeting; 2004 Wild Edit meetings; the setting up of a database in and as an exploration of Devonthink CMS software, also 2004, and a consequent Stand-up Publishing consultation; The Matching Link symposium at the occasion of ‘Welcome to Fusedspace Database’, 2005; Thinktank gatherings, 2006. Its research inspired two papers in the context of the ‘Tomorrow Book’ research strand, Ubibook and Ubibook Mark-up, in 2004–05. to:
‘Ubiscribe’ was coined by Jouke Kleerebezem in 2003, after playing around with other Ubi-names. Searching for a label which would connect the idea of pervasive computation, as in Ubicomp, and what dawned as a consequence of ubiquitous embedded computers: ubiquitous media output, or pervasive publishing. A couple of years later we see the rise of an ‘internet of things’, which will perfect the connection between networks of information and networks of objects and locations in the physical world. Ubiquity is here, and address is the message. With the acquisition of the ubiscribe.net domain the theme was introduced as a research strand at the Jan van Eyck Academie. Some of Ubiscribe’s earlier manifestations include the 2003 Personal Publishing Pandemonium meeting; 2004 Wild Edit meetings; the setting up of a database in and as an exploration of Devonthink CMS software, also 2004, and a consequent Stand-up Publishing consultation; The Matching Link symposium at the occasion of ‘Welcome to Fusedspace Database’, 2005; Thinktank gatherings, 2006. Its research inspired two papers in the context of the ‘Tomorrow Book’ research strand, Ubibook and Ubibook Mark-up, in 2004–05. May 03, 2006, at 08:32 AM
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Some of Ubiscribe’s earlier manifestations include the 2004 Personal Publishing Pandemonium meeting; 2004 Wild Edit meetings; the setting up of a database in and as an exploration of Devonthink CMS software, also 2004, and a consequent Stand-up Publishing consultation; Thinktank gatherings, 2006. Its research inspired two papers in the context of the ‘Tomorrow Book’ research strand, Ubibook and Ubibook Mark-up, in 2004–05. to:
Some of Ubiscribe’s earlier manifestations include the 2004 Personal Publishing Pandemonium meeting; 2004 Wild Edit meetings; the setting up of a database in and as an exploration of Devonthink CMS software, also 2004, and a consequent Stand-up Publishing consultation; The Matching Link symposium at the occasion of ‘Welcome to Fusedspace Database’, 2005; Thinktank gatherings, 2006. Its research inspired two papers in the context of the ‘Tomorrow Book’ research strand, Ubibook and Ubibook Mark-up, in 2004–05. May 02, 2006, at 11:51 PM
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This is a collaborative editorial wiki, both a publication and working environment in its own right, and at the service of the production of an ongoing series of Ubiscribe print-on-demand and otherly formated-to-the-occasion publications. The first issue, PoD Ubiscribe 0.9, will be launched on May 21, 2006 from 15:00 CET\\ May 02, 2006, at 11:41 PM
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Here’s our blurb for the presentation of the Ubiscribe 0.9 edition, in Dutch: Ubiscribe is een zich in de toekomst uitbreidend, experimenteel boek over on-line en off-line publiceren. Ubiscribe is een POD, een Print-On-Demand-uitgave, en bevat essays, projectbeschrijvingen, links, praktijkvoorbeelden en anekdotes over persoonlijk publiceren op het internet. Ubiscribe verkent de technische en inhoudelijke mogelijkheden van het publiceren. Wat betekent publiceren in een tijd waarin multimediale en multidisciplinaire kronieken als blogs, vlogs en fotologs door miljoenen voor verschillende doeleinden worden gebruikt? Wat is publiceren in een tijd waarin wiki’s, blog-software, web 2.0 en Printing-On-Demand de modellen verschaffen voor de productie en circulatie van inhoud? Hoe gebruiken auteurs de verschillende on-line en off-line publicatie-kanalen? Hoe werken auteurs samen in on-line omgevingen? Ubiscribe wordt voor het eerst gepresenteerd tijdens de Kunsttour. De samenstellers (Arie Altena, Sandra Fauconnier, Claudia Hardi, Jouke Kleerebezem, Inga Zimprich) zullen de inhoud en de totstandkoming van Ubiscribe op de presentatie toelichten.
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Welcome to the editorial wiki for an ongoing series of Ubiscribe Print on Demand publications… The first issue, Ubiscribe 0.9, will be launched on May 21, 2006 from 15:00CET, during a “book weekend” at the Jan van Eyck Academie in Maastricht NL. Changed lines 9-10 from:
Ubiscribe is a publication generated from research conducted in the context of this particular strand at the Jan van Eyck Academie design department. It inquires into the context for personal and pervasive publishing and participatory media in today’s cultural production. As an ongoing experiment in open collaborative writing and editing, for its publication it uses networked writing and editing tools as well as print-on-demand reproduction technology, for occasional back-up and review copies and as a just-in-time public outlet. to:
Ubiscribe is a publication named after and generated from research conducted in the context of this particular strand at the Jan van Eyck Academie design department. It inquires into the conditions for personal and pervasive publishing and participatory media in today’s cultural production. As an ongoing experiment in open collaborative writing and editing, for its publication it uses networked writing and editing tools as well as print-on-demand reproduction technology, for occasional back-up and review copies and as a just-in-time public outlet. May 02, 2006, at 01:21 PM
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Some of Ubiscribe’s earlier manifestations include the 2004 Personal Publishing Pandemonium meeting; 2004 Wild Edit meetings; the setting up of a database in and as an exploration of Devonthink CMS software, also 2004, and a consequent Stand-up Publishing consultation; Thinktank gatherings, 2006. Its research inspired two papers in the context of the ‘Tomorrow Book’ research strand, Ubibook and Ubibook Mark-up, in 2004–05. May 02, 2006, at 12:05 PM
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Ubiscribe is a publication generated from research conducted in the context of this particular strand at the Jan van Eyck Academie design department. It inquires into the context for personal and pervasive publishing and participatory media in today’s cultural production. As an ongoing experiment in open collaborative writing and editing, for its publication it uses networked writing and editing tools as well as print-on-demand reproduction technology, for occasional back-up and review copies and as a just-in-time public outlet. Some of Ubiscribe’s earlier manifestations include the 2004 Personal Publishing Pandemonium meeting; 2004 Wild Edit meetings; the setting up of a database in and as an exploration of Devonthink CMS software, also 2004, and a consequent Stand-up Publishing consultation; Thinktank gatherings, 2006. Its research inspired two papers in the context of the ‘Tomorrow Book’ research strand, Ubibook and Ubibook Mark-up, in 2004–05. Here’s our blurb for the presentation of the Ubiscribe 0.9 edition, in Dutch: May 02, 2006, at 11:15 AM
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Ubiscribe wordt voor het eerst gepresenteerd tijdens de Kunsttour. De samenstellers (Arie Altena, Sandra Fauconnier, Claudia Hardi, Jouke Kleerebezem, Inga Zimprich en gasten) zullen de inhoud en de totstandkoming van Ubiscribe op de presentatie toelichten.
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Ubiscribe wordt voor het eerst gepresenteerd tijdens de Kunsttour. De samenstellers (Arie Altena, Sandra Fauconnier, Claudia Hardi?, Jouke Kleerebezem, Inga Zimprich en gasten) zullen de inhoud en de totstandkoming van Ubiscribe op de presentatie toelichten.
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Ubiscribe wordt voor het eerst gepresenteerd tijdens de Kunsttour. De samenstellers (Arie Altena, Sandra Fauconnier, Claudia Hardi?, Jouke Kleerebezem, Inga Zimprich en gasten) zullen de inhoud en de totstandkoming van Ubiscribe op de presentatie toelichten.
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Ubiscribe wordt voor het eerst gepresenteerd tijdens de Kunsttour. De samenstellers (Arie Altena, Sandra Fauconnier, Claudia Hardi, Jouke Kleerebezem, Inga Zimprich en gasten) zullen de inhoud en de totstandkoming van Ubiscribe op de presentatie toelichten.
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Ubiscribe wordt voor het eerst gepresenteerd tijdens de Kunsttour. De samenstellers (Arie Altena, Sandra Fauconnier, Claudia Hardi, Jouke Kleerebezem, Inga Zimprich en gasten) zullen de inhoud en de totstandkoming van Ubiscribe op de presentatie toelichten.
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Ubiscribe verkent de technische en inhoudelijke mogelijkheden van het publiceren. Wat betekent publiceren in een tijd waarin multimediale en multidisciplinaire kronieken als blogs, vlogs en fotologs door miljoenen voor verschillende doeleinden worden gebruikt? Wat is publiceren in een tijd waarin wiki’s, blog-software, web 2.0 en Printing-On-Demand de modellen verschaffen voor de productie en circulatie van inhoud? Hoe gebruiken auteurs de verschillende on-line en off-line publicatie-kanalen? Hoe werken auteurs samen in on-line omgevingen? to:
Ubiscribe verkent de technische en inhoudelijke mogelijkheden van het publiceren. Wat betekent publiceren in een tijd waarin multimediale en multidisciplinaire kronieken als blogs, vlogs en fotologs door miljoenen voor verschillende doeleinden worden gebruikt? Wat is publiceren in een tijd waarin wiki’s, blog-software, web 2.0 en Printing-On-Demand de modellen verschaffen voor de productie en circulatie van inhoud? Hoe gebruiken auteurs de verschillende on-line en off-line publicatie-kanalen? Hoe werken auteurs samen in on-line omgevingen? Ubiscribe wordt voor het eerst gepresenteerd tijdens de Kunsttour. De samenstellers (Arie Altena, Sandra Fauconnier, Claudia Hardi, Jouke Kleerebezem, Inga Zimprich en gasten) zullen de inhoud en de totstandkoming van Ubiscribe op de presentatie toelichten.
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“UFDPOD”, UbiScribe For Dummies Printed On Demand (werktitel) is een boek over on-line en off-line publiceren dat speciaal ter gelegenheid van de Kunsttour is samengesteld. Dit experimentele boek bevat essays, projectbeschrijvingen, links, praktijkvoorbeelden en anekdotes over persoonlijk publiceren op het internet en met nieuwe media. In een tijd waarin multimediale en multidisciplinaire kronieken zoals weblogs, blogs, vlogs en fotologs door steeds meer mensen voor verschillende doeleinden worden gebruikt verkent UFDPOD de grenzen van de technologische en inhoudelijke mogelijkheden.
De samenstellers van het boek (Arie Altena, Sandra Fauconnier, Claudia Hardi, Jouke Kleerebezem, Inga Zimprich en gasten) lichten het op zondag in een speciale presentatie toe. to:
Ubiscribe is een zich in de toekomst uitbreidend, experimenteel boek over on-line en off-line publiceren. Ubiscribe is een POD, een Print-On-Demand-uitgave, en bevat essays, projectbeschrijvingen, links, praktijkvoorbeelden en anekdotes over persoonlijk publiceren op het internet. Ubiscribe verkent de technische en inhoudelijke mogelijkheden van het publiceren. Wat betekent publiceren in een tijd waarin multimediale en multidisciplinaire kronieken als blogs, vlogs en fotologs door miljoenen voor verschillende doeleinden worden gebruikt? Wat is publiceren in een tijd waarin wiki’s, blog-software, web 2.0 en Printing-On-Demand de modellen verschaffen voor de productie en circulatie van inhoud? Hoe gebruiken auteurs de verschillende on-line en off-line publicatie-kanalen? Hoe werken auteurs samen in on-line omgevingen? April 19, 2006, at 11:08 AM
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This is a test by Fokky! If you can read this, then it works! I’ll continue tweaking the wiki a bit… nice logo and such… Welcome to PmWiki! A local copy of PmWiki’s documentation has been installed along with the software, and is available via the documentation index. To continue setting up PmWiki, see initial setup tasks. The basic editing page describes how to create pages in PmWiki. You can practice editing in the wiki sandbox. More information about PmWiki is available from http://www.pmwiki.org . to:
Welcome to the Ubiscribe POD Wiki…Welcome to the editorial wiki for the Ubiscribe Print on Demand publication… to be launched on May 21, 2006, during a “book weekend” at the Jan van Eyck Academie. http://www.ubiscribe.net Here’s our blurb / announcement in Dutch: “UFDPOD”, UbiScribe For Dummies Printed On Demand (werktitel) is een boek over on-line en off-line publiceren dat speciaal ter gelegenheid van de Kunsttour is samengesteld. Dit experimentele boek bevat essays, projectbeschrijvingen, links, praktijkvoorbeelden en anekdotes over persoonlijk publiceren op het internet en met nieuwe media. In een tijd waarin multimediale en multidisciplinaire kronieken zoals weblogs, blogs, vlogs en fotologs door steeds meer mensen voor verschillende doeleinden worden gebruikt verkent UFDPOD de grenzen van de technologische en inhoudelijke mogelijkheden. De samenstellers van het boek (Arie Altena, Sandra Fauconnier, Claudia Hardi, Jouke Kleerebezem, Inga Zimprich en gasten) lichten het op zondag in een speciale presentatie toe. To Dofrom April 9
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Who WhatHere’s what everyone promised to do ;-) claudia
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fokky
jouke
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This is a test by Fokky! If you can read this, then it works! I’ll continue tweaking the wiki a bit… nice logo and such… |