Aula 2006: Adam Greenfield on the Ethics of Ubiquitous Computing

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Adam Greenfield speaks from his new book Everyware, proposing ethics for ubiquitous computing.This from Aula: Movement, a series of conversations on social technology in Helsinki, Finland in June 2006. More information on Aula.org. Video editing and posting by Merci Hammon.

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