Today Tim McCarthy came by the #OccupyResearch hackathon and shot this short walkthrough of what we’ve been up to. Check it out!
Video source http://www.ustream.tv/embed/recorded/19034432
One interesting aspect of the Occupy movement has been the widespread use of live streaming to document the camps, actions, and mobilizations in real time using computers, webcams, and cameraphones. On October 24th, I ran across the Occupy Streams site that provides a list of links to all of the livestreams run by Occupiers. I forwarded a link to the site to the general email list used by researchers at the Center for Civic Media:
>> On 10/24/2011 10:36 PM, Sasha Costanza-Chock wrote:
>> Someone make a map, with thumbnails, already 🙂
>> http://occupystreams.org/>>
>> schock
By the next morning, I found this reply in my inbox:
>> > On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 7:25 AM, Charlie DeTar wrote:
> ok.
> http://web.media.mit.edu/~cfd/occupystreamsmap/
> http://github.com/yourcelf/occupystreamsmap/
>> -charllie
Later, Charlie DeTar wrote a blog post describing the map that he created. Today, during the #OccupyData hackathon, CDT gave us a more detailed overview of the process he used to code the map. The video at the beginning of this post is a full recording of that overview, shot by Pablo Rey Mazon. Check it out!
Key Links
- Map: http://web.media.mit.edu/~cfd/occupystreamsmap/
- Post: http://civic.mit.edu/blog/cfd/occupy-streams-map
- Code: http://github.com/yourcelf/occupystreamsmap
- More info+ How to guide: http://brownbag.me:9001/p/occupystreamsmap
source http://www.ustream.tv/embed/recorded/19030567
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From the first hour of the #OccupyData hackathon!
We maintain a chat room in IRC (Internet Relay Chat) for realtime communication.
Join us via this link: http://irc.lc/indymedia/occupyresearch
Or point your favorite chat client to irc.indymedia.org, channel #occupyresearch.
tty there!
One tool we’ve use extensively to organize OccupyResearch is our wiki: http://occupyresearch.wikispaces.com
We’ll be migrating key sections of the wiki over here during the coming weeks, but currently there’s a lot more information available there than on this site. Check it out. Also note that anyone can join the wiki and edit it.
In solidarity with protestors around the world, #OccupyData is meant to serve as an intervention by offering experts and activists means to work together and think critically about the movement, its messages, and goals.
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More info at:Â http://bit.ly/occupyhackathon
We’ve decided to create a website for #OccupyResearch as a way to publish work that comes out  in a cleaner and easier way than the wiki. We will see how it evolves and evaluate its use in the future. For the moment you will find here announcements. We will have to figure out how not to duplicate information so that we do not have to update it in the wiki and here.
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