The Politics of Tech Resistance
The Politics and Tools of Tech Resistance; Pyongyang VR teleports you inside North Korea;.Tribeca & Draw Me Close鈥 The Raw Space Experience
Just over 100 days since President Trump鈥檚 inauguration Click鈥檚 Alison van Diggelen explores the notion of tech resistance, especially at the University of California鈥檚 Berkeley campus. She finds that technologists have woken up to the part they can play in the political conversation; that despite being at the epicentre of high tech, old school methods still have their place; and that some techies are keen to display their non- partisan credentials.
A new start-up has just filmed a unique VR/360 film in North Korea. It gives people the chance to explore Pyongyang like Google street view, teleporting from place to place. It is one of several remarkable experiments with VR.
Lauren Hutchinson reports on the premiere of Draw Me Close a world first in terms of VR and theatre, and one of the highlights of this year鈥檚 Tribeca Film Festival.
Collaborating with inventors Nokia Bell Labs, and technologists Design I/O, singer songwriter Beatie Wolfe has created a 鈥榳orld鈥檚 first鈥 way to 鈥渟tream鈥 an album in the digital age - incorporating real-time AR visuals. Click talks to Beatie Wolfe about the launch of 鈥楾he Raw Space Experience鈥
Producer: Colin Grant
(Photo caption: Tech Resistance Demonstration 漏 Chris Shipley, 100 Days Project)
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