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[After Gutenberg] robots.net tells us about some interesting research into how individuals start, maintain, and end a perceived connection to each other. Well, when the individuals are human and computer, that is.

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http://eponymouspickle.blogspot.com [Eponymouspickle.blogspot.com] The Eponymous Pickle: Gallups new poll on blogging is worth noting: Blogs Not Yet in the Media Big Leagues As bloggers we do lots of introspection about this emerging idea, around since only 1997 .As has been pointed out to me, we have been doing things like blogs for some time, but only in these last few years have we seen its explosion.

Robots.nethttp://robots.net [Robots.net] robots.net - Robot news and Robotics Info: One problem with applying this concept to robotics is that no one has really studied engagement in humans enough to fully understand how it works. A new paper titled Exploration of Engagement for Humans and Robots (PDF format) takes a look at the details of engagement in both humans and robots.

Internettime.com[Internettime.com] Internet Time Blog: Meta Archives: John was the Technical Coordinator for the 24 Hours in Cyberspace project, the largest international event for interactive communications and publishing on the Internet and was technology advisor for the 3Com Planet Project in 2000, a global poll on a variety of subjects. Prior to his consulting work, John held positions as the Systems Engineer and Scientist for Park Scientific Instruments, where he collaborated on the design of scanning probe microscopes and traveled worldwide to speak on the subject.

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