6 tips… from Mike Kuniavsky, interface designer and researcher at HotWired… and about all you need to know…

Bored? Watch TubeTV!
Experimental projection systems being set up on a disused platform at Holborn
Hidden Holborn

lame, lame, lame an initially interesting article about the RIM,
making parallels with the I-Mode phenomenon in Japan which slides into
REALLY INANE comparisons and trying to find narrow
technological/business focussed reasons for it’s success rather than
examining the interesting human factors. blimey

Redherring.com – Blackberry picked to be the American I-mode December 05, 2000

A Cambridge, England, startup claims that it can produce Bluetooth
chips at one-sixth their current price — a feat that would make
long-awaited Bluetooth devices a reality.
Redherring.com – Cambridge Silicon Radio tunes in Bluetooth December 05, 2000

I’m part-way through reading Jeremy Rifkin’s book ‘age of access’ right
now – makes an interesting companion piece to Naomi Klien’s “no logo”. Here’s an interview with Jeremy Rifkin from BusinessWeek: BW e.biz–11/22/00–Movers & Shakers: Rabble-Rouser Jeremy Rifkin Takes Aim at E-Marketers

why Web designers could soon be asking anthropologists for advice : New Scientist: Surf like a Bushman

This is great…. Peter Merholz’s presentation on Adaptive Information architecture, and self-organising information systems.

13 common objections against user requirements analysis, and why you should not believe them – some great rebutals for people trying to squeeze your user-research time! From interactionarchitect.com

There is No Such Thing as Information Design

The Sony MiniDisc in this article the Sony ‘sunrise to sunset’ design philosophy is explained.