http://www.digitalcitiesproject.net Mon, 09 Apr 2007 08:54:44 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 As part of the Mobile Digital Commons Network we will be represented at the Pervasive and Locative Arts Network [PLAN] workshop at the ICA in London. February 01-02, London, UK > launch the PLAN website http://www.digitalcitiesproject.net/2005/01/digital-cities-represented-at-the-plan-workshop-in-london/ We were interviewed by Isabelle Picard for Découvrir : la revue de la recherche. The articlewill be published in the March/April 2005 issue. Montréal, Québec > launch the Découvrir website http://www.digitalcitiesproject.net/2004/12/digital-cities-research-featured-in-decouvrir/ We participated in the Mobile Digital Commons Network Design and Engineering Workshop hosted by the Banff New Media Institute. December 13-16, Banff, Alberta > go to TECH DEV for documentation. http://www.digitalcitiesproject.net/2004/12/mdcn-deisgn-and-engineering-workshop/ We participated in the Am-I-Able Design and Engineering Workshop hosted by the Banff New Media Institute. November 06-09, Banff, Alberta http://www.digitalcitiesproject.net/2004/11/am-i-able-design-and-engineering-workshop/ We presented on the panel, "Mobile Communications: Theorizing Mobile Space, Urban Culture and Mobility" at the Banff Summit. Participate/Collaborate: Reciprocity, Design and Social Networks, hosted by the Banff New Media Institute. September 30-October 03/Banff, Alberta http://www.digitalcitiesproject.net/2004/10/feugait-nulla-facilisi/ We are pleased to annouce that we are one of six projects funded by Canadian Heritage as part of the Mobile Digital Commons Network (MDCN). The MDCN is a joint research project launched by Concordia University and the Banff New Media Institute. Montréal, Québec > launch the Canadian Heritage press release > launch ... http://www.digitalcitiesproject.net/2004/09/cdn-heritage/ We recieved funding from a joint initiative by the Faculties of Engineering Computer Science and the Fine Arts at Concordia University for joint projects that seek to expand collaborative research towards the advancement of artistic and engineering practices. Montréal, Québec http://www.digitalcitiesproject.net/2004/06/encsfine-arts-seed-funding/ We are pleased to announce we were awarded three years of funding from the Fonds québécois de la recherche sur la société et la culture [FQRSC] : Programme d'appui à la recherche-création. Québec City, Québec http://www.digitalcitiesproject.net/2004/04/funding/ We presented a paper, “Expanding the Interface: From Digital City to Urban Database” at Culturepoles: City Spaces, Urban Politics and Metropolitan Theory at McMaster University. February 13-15/Hamilton, Ontario http://www.digitalcitiesproject.net/2004/02/lorem-ipsum/ We presented at the NINTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON VIRTUAL SYSTEMS AND MULTIMEDIA (VSMM 2003) and were awarded the Best Media Arts Paper. October 15-17/Montréal, Québec http://www.digitalcitiesproject.net/2003/10/news-item-1/