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Space, information and cosmology in today’s computer interfaces
that are ever changing. Changing in plain sight and immediately,
actually depending on interaction and change to function. We
can only expect this to become even more defining with dynamic
and collaborative content. At the heart of digital technology
we realize space is a necessity, for it does, cosmologicaly, bring
sense, use and context to information.
Acknowledgment
Thanks to Marco Schneider, for the kind friendship, wise advice
and great talks.
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About the author(s)
Marina Boechat is a doctoral student at the Comunicação e
Cultura Postgraduation Program at the Universidade Federal do
Rio de Janeiro. Lectured in graduation courses on the subjects of
Visual and Graphic Communication and Hypermedia. Works with
editorial and interaction design and is interested in research on
digital interfaces and technologies, and on the history of media,
design and technology.
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