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Kindberg, Tim; Tallyn, Ella; Rajani, Rakhi; Spasojevic, Mirjana

doi:10.1145/1013115.1013174

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“…Attempts to create a paper-digital product spanned a range of user-scenarios. Interactive Paper notebooks [8], replication of screen-based interfaces [3], maps [10], images [2,13] and newsprint have all sought to re-imagine print as digital interface. A range of work has been carried out recently in exploring a range of opportunities conductive inks offer in terms of sensors, craft (www.bareconductive.com) and music posters (www.novalia.com).…”

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MoJo in action: The use of mobiles in conflict, community, and cross-platform journalism

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Advances in conductive inks and increasingly accessible and flexible platforms, such as Arduino and Raspberry Pi, are allowing researchers to transform a range of surfaces, including paper and additive layer objects, into capacitive surfaces. When imbued with Internet connectivity, and placed within the 'Internet of things', opportunities to create interactive surfaces that respond to touch and offer audio playback or other data transfer via additional connected peripherals emerge. This poster explores the potential for web-connected paper interfaces with the media and publishing sector and an accompanying content management and system-analytics package to present a range of content, design, interaction and revenue-based opportunities for related industries. It also hints at how paper could be a viable interactive surface and posits potential related work on a wider and cross-industry spectrum.

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MoJo in action: The use of mobiles in conflict, community, and cross-platform journalism

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International Journal of Human-Computer Studies

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The possibility of linking paper to digital information is enhanced by recent developments in printed electronics. In this article we report the design and evaluation of a local newspaper augmented with capacitive touch regions and an embedded Bluetooth chip working with an adjunct device. These allowed the interactive playback of associated audio and the registration of manual voting actions on the web. Design conventions inherited from paper and the web were explored by showing four different versions of an interactive newspaper to 16 community residents. The diverse responses of residents are described, outlining the potential of the approach for local journalism and recommendations for the design of interactive newsprint

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MoJo in action: The use of mobiles in conflict, community, and cross-platform journalism

MoJo in action: The use of mobiles in conflict, community, and cross-platform journalism

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Designing interactive newsprint

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