About: michiel

Full Name

Michiel de Lange

Website

http://www.bijt.org/wordpress/

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Michiel de Lange is a PhD candidate at Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, fac. Philosophy. Michiel studies mobile technologies in relation to personal and cultural identities. His research project is called Playful Identities (www.playful-identities.nl), a collaboration between philosophers, media theorists, and empirical researchers. Michiel has an MA in Cultural Anthropology (University of Amsterdam). In 2000 he did research on the rise of the internet in Indonesia. Michiel collaborates in a locative media art/science project which takes place in Nigeria (www.nomadicmilk.net). Between 2001-2005 Michiel worked for Knowledgeland (www.knowledgeland.org), a Dutch thinktank that initiates innovative projects to enhance the knowledge-based society. Michiel worked for Cybersoek (www.cybersoek.nl), a computer neighborhood center in Amsterdam, teaching people of all ages and backgrounds how to use digital media. Michiel blogs about his research at http://blog.bijt.org.

Posts by michiel:

• 12 Mar 2010 CfP: Convergence Journal special issue “mobile gaming and convergent mobile media”

• 12 Mar 2010 Mobile Monday #15 “Internet of Things” March 29 2010, Amsterdam

• 09 Mar 2010 Workshop ‘The Media City’ March 22 – April 3 2010 NIMK, Amsterdam

• 08 Feb 2010 Visible Cities #02 – March 3 2010 20:00 Amsterdam

• 07 Feb 2010 Spellbound: check in / check uit – Feb 9 2010 Amsterdam

• 21 Dec 2009 Cartography: the old versus the new? an evening in De Balie

• 06 Dec 2009 “How can architects relate to digital media?” TMC keynote at the ‘Day of the Young Architect’

• 25 Nov 2009 Article in Second Nature journal about The Mobile City project and urban gaming

• 20 Nov 2009 Report of the Sentient Rotterdam Workshop (Nov 6th 2009)

• 02 Oct 2009 PICNIC ‘09 report 1: augmented reality

• 08 Aug 2009 review: Stephen Graham – The Cybercities Reader (2004)

• 09 Jun 2009 Augmented reality on the mobile: MoMo Amsterdam #11

• 08 May 2009 review: Kevin Lynch – The Image of the City

• 24 Apr 2009 Telecom, transport, and (unequal) time-space compression

• 14 Mar 2009 Cellphone city art

• 14 Mar 2009 MIT HTC Forum 2009 “architectural criticism in an age of digital networks”, April 7 2009, MIT Cambridge MA

• 13 Mar 2009 CFP: IEEE Consumer Games Conference, London UK, Aug 25-28 2009

• 13 Mar 2009 PhD position @LSE (London) “Mobility and ubiquitous computing”

• 13 Mar 2009 CFP: mSociety + mGOV + mDevelopment 2-3-4 September, 2009, Barcelona, Spain

• 13 Mar 2009 CFP: ACM2009 “Everyday Life in the Ubiquitous Era” 30 Sept–2 Oct 2009 Tampere, Finland

• 18 Feb 2009 The map as metaphor

• 23 Jan 2009 Review: “Portable Objects in Three Global Cities” by Mimi Ito et al.

• 02 Jan 2009 BBC radio: computer generated building design

• 23 Dec 2008 Mobile media ‘optimizing’ physical mobility

• 09 Nov 2008 3rd Situated Technologies pamphlet out: Situated Advocacy

• 03 Nov 2008 Urban Play: designing the urban landscape

• 29 Sep 2008 Announcement: workshop in Edinburgh “Placema(r)king:Brands v. Tags”

• 26 Sep 2008 PICNIC ‘08: The Visible City session

• 13 Sep 2008 Gait analysis by satellite

• 06 Jul 2008 Virtual fashion from The Sims in physical H&M stores

• 20 Jun 2008 PhD position “Ubiquitous Urban Games to generate Mental Maps”

• 27 May 2008 Exhibition ‘Augmented Reality: Superimposing the virtual’ in <>TAG, The Hague

• 26 May 2008 The Web and Beyond: Mobility (2) – the others…

• 26 May 2008 The Web and Beyond: Mobility (1) – Adam Greenfield

• 18 Apr 2008 Two exhibitions in Belgium: Hybrid City / PLACE@SPACE

• 29 Mar 2008 KPN & Hyves cooperate: proximity-based social networking

• 29 Mar 2008 Mobile phone access for Cubans: the ‘mobile’ as rhetorical force

• 29 Mar 2008 Hackers attack epileptics forum: crossing digital borders

• 21 Mar 2008 Videos (and slides) of keynotes available

• 05 Feb 2008 BBC article about internet of things

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