Triggertrap: Crowdfunding's time-lapse triumph
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How a Kickstarter-funded project is bring an advanced photographic technique to a mass audience.
We discuss virtual reality and the philosophical implications it presents.
No longer a game of 90 minutes
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Referees are often the focus of criticism from managers, players and fans. Max Petch considers whether the antaganism is putting would-ve referees off.
Convergence: The future of music & multimedia
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Convergence Festival is coming to London this spring with a mad mix of music, art and technology.
Students and the culture of tomorrow
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The arts and sciences are coming together in the same way they did in Leonardo Da Vinci’s time: are we experiencing a new renaissance?
Should information be beautiful?
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The rise and rise of data visualisation and the debate over whether clarity or beauty should take precedence.
'Tinder for after-parties' lands in London
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Like the sound of an app being hailed as a Tinder for parties? Creator and founder of KickOn Charlie Stewart wants his app to bring people together for parties, instead of people spending time on Facebook and Instagram.
Artificial Intelligence: The future of humanity
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AI experts weigh in on whether mankind can survive the dawn of the machine era.
Tinder: The new art of dating
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My argument that Tinder’s sole purpose was for hook-ups, not relationships, fell on deaf ears. “We aren’t in the 18th Century! Get with the times!”
Taking a bite out of Apple
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As a new era of Apple dawns, let us try and discern what it is that makes them so special.