Based on a literature survey, Forte and Lampe [14] describe open collaboration as systems which (a) support the collective production of an artefact, (b) through a technologically mediated collaboration platform, (c) present a low barrier to entry and exit, and (d) support the emergence of persistent but malleable social structures.
The random potential for human interaction as represented by the generative art forms is engaged in dialectic processing through a technologically mediated world that is constantly being renegotiated.
While the EPR system seems to be introduced on basis of an administrative rationality (top-down), the CDSs represent a technologically mediated departmental clinical rationality.
On the basis of observations, we find that coordination is accomplished through a highly intertwined process of technologically mediated visual overview combined with orally communicated details.
Yet, as Teyssot reminds us, today's discomfort of virtualization may also herald a new alliance between bodies and technologically mediated environments.
Technologically mediated relations are becoming a growing part of our lives, which essentially means that we have "increasing interactions with robots," which Franzen finds problematic for literature: "I do worry that the power of technology is so strong that we will see fewer people able to find the private space in which to develop a relationship with books".
In 1930, Jean Cocteau wrote his haunting monologue The Human Voice, a play intimately concerned with the black holes that technologically mediated failures of communication produce.
Suddenly your laugh at a comedy club is analysed alongside the books you've bought, the sites you've frequented, the trips you've made, the calories you've burned: now that it's technologically mediated, everything you do is integrated into a singular profile that can be monetised and optimised.
These people then become stalkers or 'creepers.' " Lilly Kantarakias said she believes that the shift to technologically mediated exchanges among students is leading to a "loss of intimacy" and that this failure to engage in human contact is responsible for the rise in all of the "sketchy" talk.
It's a call for responsible urbanism.... Given the recent hype about the rise of the 'smart city' courtesy of large technology companies pitching solutions to innovaton-hungry mayors McCullough's advocacy of technologically mediated but humane urbanism is timely.
Given the recent hype about the rise of the "smart city" — courtesy of large technology companies pitching solutions to innovation-hungry mayors — McCullough's advocacy of technologically mediated but humane urbanism is timely.
