"Ask yourself, whose mission is accomplished?" As if on cue, the audience roared back, "His mission!" Mr. Kerry just smiled and deadpanned, "Nobody briefed me that I was going to have a real interactive crowd here".
Far enough in the distance to dream, yet seemingly within arm's reach, that year was attached to more predictions of technological innovations from readers than any other in the interactive, crowd-sourced timeline published online with "The Future of Computing," last week's special issue of Science Times.
This isn't the first time we've seen interactive, crowd-sourced music videos.
In between breakneck barrages of his characteristic ultra-super-hyper blast pop littered with interactive crowd dance games, Deacon paused to ramble through half-hatched philosophical musings to great comedic effect.
Interactive applications like crowd simulations need to properly render the virtual world while simulating the interaction of thousands of agents at the same time.
As media evolves and becomes more collaborative, interactive, user-generated, "crowd-sourced" and mutable in real time, however, news media entities might look increasingly more like loosely-curated assemblages of user-generated comments on online message board.
The proposed crowd modeling method is free-of-collision, simple to implement, robust, computationally efficient, and suited to the interactive control of simulated crowds.
The team behind the Science Museum's Antenna gallery wanted an interactive to draw the crowds and present the science of pain in a way that would actually interest young minds.
Describing a Bush position, he said: "What is that all about?" And in a new interactive play with his crowds, he asked those here "what kind of math" Mr. Bush based his proposals on.
Add your own references to this neat crowd-sourced interactive literary map.
