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“Highly Qualified Small Print”

via Jan Chipchase

Written by drewcogbill

July 10th, 2008 at 4:13 pm

Posted in Context and Domains, Research

Tagged with banking, india, trust

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I'm Drew, and this is my thesis blog. It's research, prototypes, and more.

My thesis asks how immediate technology can create an intimate communication experience for people with limited technological access. I'm exploring this with Pigeon, an asynchronous voice message broadcast network accessible through a local phone call. With Pigeon, a person can record a one-minute voice message telling their world what's up.

Contact me at drew [at] drewcogbill [dot] com, follow me on twitter, get me on facebook, and check out my CV.

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