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KJ
Feb 15, 2012, 12:08:17 PM2/15/12
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Hi people,
I work for an ad agency and we'd be really interested in learning more
about hackspace and the general movement of hacking (bio-hacking &
music hacking being of particular interest).
As an ad agency we like to keep up to date with all the latest stuff
that's happening and we reckon there might be huge opportunities for
hacking within advertising.
I was therefore wondering if anyone would be willing to run a class/
group for our creative department at some point in the future.
Anything interactive would be cool.
Please get in touch if you're keen
Cheers
Kim
I work for an ad agency and we'd be really interested in learning more
about hackspace and the general movement of hacking (bio-hacking &
music hacking being of particular interest).
As an ad agency we like to keep up to date with all the latest stuff
that's happening and we reckon there might be huge opportunities for
hacking within advertising.
I was therefore wondering if anyone would be willing to run a class/
group for our creative department at some point in the future.
Anything interactive would be cool.
Please get in touch if you're keen
Cheers
Kim
Tim Storey
Feb 15, 2012, 12:18:33 PM2/15/12
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I think Bill Hicks had something to say about advertising, let me see
http://sennoma.net/main/edits/Hicks.html
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Tim Storey
Feb 15, 2012, 12:27:40 PM2/15/12
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oh wait there's a easy to digest marketing version to save you from
having to read...
having to read...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDW_Hj2K0wo
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On 15/02/2012 17:08, KJ wrote:
Mark Steward
Feb 15, 2012, 12:41:33 PM2/15/12
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Let's stay fluffy on the list, please. Members from the space have
found jobs and advertising from contacts here, and some of us are
interested in spreading the word and debunking stereotypes. I think
it's entirely possible someone (like Hamish and co?) would be
interested in this.
found jobs and advertising from contacts here, and some of us are
interested in spreading the word and debunking stereotypes. I think
it's entirely possible someone (like Hamish and co?) would be
interested in this.
Cheers,
Mark
tom
Feb 15, 2012, 12:54:29 PM2/15/12
to London Hackspace
all I want to see is Charles's face on the side of a bus with
"hackalicious" underneath. Do that an my soul is yours!
"hackalicious" underneath. Do that an my soul is yours!
Tim Burrell-Saward
Feb 15, 2012, 1:34:21 PM2/15/12
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Hi Kim,
Are you looking for someone to give your guys a hands on physical
workshop, or something more along the lines of "these are the kind of
things that people are up to now"? Of both, even?
Hacking is such a funny word nowadays, it's become so diluted from
what it originally meant that it's hard to properly define. Are you
generally interested in people who make things using emerging tech
(Shed Warrirors as I like to call them)?
Tim
Are you looking for someone to give your guys a hands on physical
workshop, or something more along the lines of "these are the kind of
things that people are up to now"? Of both, even?
Hacking is such a funny word nowadays, it's become so diluted from
what it originally meant that it's hard to properly define. Are you
generally interested in people who make things using emerging tech
(Shed Warrirors as I like to call them)?
Tim
Nicholas FitzRoy-Dale
Feb 16, 2012, 2:35:23 PM2/16/12
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Hi KJ,
The biohacking group meets at about 7 every Wednesday. We frequently have new group members, so the content is always quite accessible, and there are lots of questions. We are always doing interactive things. Everyone is welcome, and the meetings are free to attend.
Nicholas
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