Mr. Stewart closed Monday night's show as he does every episode — with a "throw" to Mr. Colbert, who joined him electronically from his studio, several blocks away in Manhattan.
He's joined here by the electronically inclined Soft Circle, the noise-folk wackos Grizzly Bear and the laptop-inflected folkies Mighty Flashlight. 2 p.m., East River Amphitheater, East River Park, Between the Williamsburg and Manhattan bridges, free.
ArtScience reassembles his vocoder-dominated Experiment quartet, but this time with all the members joining the electronically massaged vocals in a recalibration of the group's balance of pop, dance and jazz methods.
John Thomasian, who heads a Centre for Best Practices at the NGA, says that 34 governors have joined a project to look for better ways to share health records electronically while protecting privacy.
Mr. Gitlin, whose book "Occupy Nation" will be published electronically by HarperCollins in April, said, "You can be big but still isolated," which he said was what happened to the radical antiwar movement he joined in the 1960s.
Conference organizers will now try to set up a video link so they can join the meeting electronically.
With Boomrat, they're able to grow the platform from the ground up as they strengthen the feedback loop between Insomniac, HARD, and the myriad other electronically-inclined properties that may join the fore in the future.
And students on site were able to use inflammatory images of confrontations between police and demonstrators (shared electronically) to induce more students to join their ranks.
By the second day, their regional and national counterparts would join in, in person or electronically, for a total of 300 to 400 people.
The whole set is solely performed by the quartet but on the final piece of the program I join the quartet and slowly process the strings electronically.
(Foursquare lets users electronically "check in" at bars and restaurants so their friends can join them and the people who owe them money can avoid them).
