Web 2.0 Expo NY 2010: Nick Bilton
summary
Introduces a practical design frame based on viewing distance: 1ft mobile, 2ft computer, 10ft TV, shows a sensor project using $30 Arduinos to log temperature, light and location and finds students favor the left elevator and work midnight–4am, argues porn industry data reveals productized experiences not content with $2.8 billion online (2006) and niche sellers charging up to a $25 sweet spot, cites neuroscience that multitasking recruits area 10, Tetris improves spatial memory, and surgeons who play video games perform 60% faster and 40% more accurately.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:24Teaching at NYU
- 1:42Working at The Times
- 2:07Data Visualization
- 2:31Bunnies Markets
- 4:46Playboy
- 8:17Multitasking
- 10:58Video Games
- 11:37Evolution
- 12:14Reading
- 12:48New Narrative
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