CaT: Creativity and Technology: Creative Case Studies, Kevin Slavin

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The document discusses creativity and technology, and how technology renders the world in binary format. It mentions some things the agency has done in the past like Discovery Channel and Parking Wars games and promotions. It also discusses ideas for augmenting existing networks and systems, and hiring game designers to design games that take responsibility for their impact.

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ARCHAIC NON-COMPETITIVE UNSUSTAINABLE EXPLOITATION AT SCALE

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TECHNOLOGY RENDERS THE WORLD IN BINARY FORMAT

TECHNOLOGY RENDERS THE WORLD IN BINARY FORMAT USE V. CONSUME

TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE THINGS WE MAKE

Kevin Slavin, kevin@areacodeinc.com US+212.254.5800, US+917.250.9416

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CaT: Creativity and Technology: Creative Case Studies, Kevin Slavin

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