Lifestreaming - Revision history

Caseorganic at 01:08, 6 November 2011

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	===History===		===History===
	[[Steve Mann]] was one of the first lifestreamers. At MIT in 1985 he began streaming his every waking moment to the Athena web server, allowing his life to be accessed and commented on by others ~~(fold in excerpts from~~ Steve ~~Mann's book [[~~Cyborg]].		[[Steve Mann]] was one of the first lifestreamers. At MIT in 1985 he began streaming his every waking moment to the Athena web server, allowing his life to be accessed and commented on by others.<ref>Mann, Steve and Hal Niedzviecki. Cyborg: Digital Destiny and Human Possibility in the Age of the Wearable Computer. 2001.</ref>

	===Related Reading===		===Related Reading===

Caseorganic at 01:07, 6 November 2011

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	Lifestreaming is a term used to describe the act of streaming one's actions and life to others in a consistently updating manner. Whether streaming one's heartbeat data, visor video or GPS data, lifestreaming is part of the process of the [[Quantified Self]], or a process used by those who log data about themselves and format it into a visual or graphed format over time.		Lifestreaming is a term used to describe the act of streaming one's actions and life to others in a consistently updating manner. Whether streaming one's heartbeat data, visor video or GPS data, lifestreaming is part of the process of the [[Quantified Self]], or a process used by those who log data about themselves and format it into a visual or graphed format over time. In essence, "every (connected) experience - txt, email, voice call, scrible, in person meetup, personal visual and sound experience, commercial media experience is indexed, searchable and recoverable on a timeline (and geoline)".<ref>E-mail from Rob Wilcox to Amber Case - Feb 3rd, 2011.</ref>It is similar to Lifecasting, which is a "continual broadcast of events in a person's life through digital media. Typically, lifecasting is transmitted through the medium of the Internet and can involve wearable technology".<ref>Why life as a cyborg is better: Eccentric professor explains reasons for tailoring reality]. Archive.org snapshot of CNN.com story. Originally published Wednesday, January 14, 2004. Accessed Oct 2011. http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20081206171437/http://edition.cnn.com/2004/TECH/internet/01/14/internet.cyborb.ap/</ref>

	~~For Rob Wilcox the idea of Lifestreaming is that~~ "every (connected) experience - txt, email, voice call, scrible, in person meetup, personal visual and sound experience, commercial media experience is indexed, searchable and recoverable on a timeline (and geoline)".<ref>E-mail from Rob Wilcox to Amber Case - Feb 3rd.</ref>

	~~===Geoloquacious Lifestreaming===~~
	~~A term used~~ to ~~describe someone who incessantly send updates from location sharing applications to social networks~~.

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	*[[~~Lifecasting~~]]		[[Wearable Computing]]
	*[[The Final Cut (film)]]
	*[http://lifestreamblog.com/ Lifestreaming Blog]

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Caseorganic at 00:14, 17 June 2011

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	For Rob Wilcox the idea of Lifestreaming is that "every (connected) experience - txt, email, voice call, scrible, in person meetup, personal visual and sound experience, commercial media experience is indexed, searchable and recoverable on a timeline (and geoline)".<ref>E-mail from Rob Wilcox to Amber Case - Feb 3rd.</ref>		For Rob Wilcox the idea of Lifestreaming is that "every (connected) experience - txt, email, voice call, scrible, in person meetup, personal visual and sound experience, commercial media experience is indexed, searchable and recoverable on a timeline (and geoline)".<ref>E-mail from Rob Wilcox to Amber Case - Feb 3rd.</ref>

			===Geoloquacious Lifestreaming===
			A term used to describe someone who incessantly send updates from location sharing applications to social networks.

	===History===		===History===

Caseorganic at 21:28, 3 June 2011

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	Lifestreaming is a term used to describe the act of streaming one's actions and life to others in a consistently updating manner. Whether streaming one's heartbeat data, visor video or GPS data, lifestreaming is part of the process of the [[Quantified Self]], or a process used by those who log data about themselves and format it into a visual or graphed format over time.		Lifestreaming is a term used to describe the act of streaming one's actions and life to others in a consistently updating manner. Whether streaming one's heartbeat data, visor video or GPS data, lifestreaming is part of the process of the [[Quantified Self]], or a process used by those who log data about themselves and format it into a visual or graphed format over time.
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Caseorganic at 15:15, 31 March 2011

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	*[[The Final Cut (film)]]		*[[The Final Cut (film)]]
	*[http://lifestreamblog.com/ Lifestreaming Blog ~~- Lifestreaming News~~]		*[http://lifestreamblog.com/ Lifestreaming Blog]

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Caseorganic at 15:09, 31 March 2011

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	For Rob Wilcox the idea of Lifestreaming is that "every (connected) experience - txt, email, voice call, scrible, in person meetup, personal visual and sound experience, commercial media experience is indexed, searchable and recoverable on a timeline (and geoline)".<ref>E-mail from Rob Wilcox to Amber Case - Feb 3rd.</ref>		For Rob Wilcox the idea of Lifestreaming is that "every (connected) experience - txt, email, voice call, scrible, in person meetup, personal visual and sound experience, commercial media experience is indexed, searchable and recoverable on a timeline (and geoline)".<ref>E-mail from Rob Wilcox to Amber Case - Feb 3rd.</ref>

	"Definitely a dimension of cyborgery. More info at /lifestreamblog.com and you might see http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/8303847/Googles-Eric-Schmidt-predicts-the-future-of-computing-and-he-plans-to-be-involved.html - short, but some insights".<ref>Ibid.</ref> Also, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF0DHtPGwQk Nokia Lifestreaming]

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	*[[Lifecasting]]		*[[Lifecasting]]
	*[[The Final Cut (film)]]		*[[The Final Cut (film)]]
			*[http://lifestreamblog.com/ Lifestreaming Blog - Lifestreaming News]

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Caseorganic at 15:06, 31 March 2011

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	===Related Reading===		===Related Reading===
	*[[Lifecasting]]		*[[Lifecasting]]
			*[[The Final Cut (film)]]

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Caseorganic at 14:31, 31 March 2011

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	===History===		===History===
	[[Steve Mann]] was one of the first lifestreamers. At MIT in 1985 he began streaming his every waking moment to the Athena web server, allowing his life to be accessed and commented on by others (fold in excerpts from Steve Mann's book [[Cyborg]].		[[Steve Mann]] was one of the first lifestreamers. At MIT in 1985 he began streaming his every waking moment to the Athena web server, allowing his life to be accessed and commented on by others (fold in excerpts from Steve Mann's book [[Cyborg]].

			===Related Reading===
			*[[Lifecasting]]

	==References==		==References==

Caseorganic at 17:05, 30 March 2011

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	"Rob Wilcox ~~has~~ "~~been fascinated with this concept - lifestreaming -~~ every ~~online~~		Lifestreaming is a term used to describe the act of streaming one's actions and life to others in a consistently updating manner. Whether streaming one's heartbeat data, visor video or GPS data, lifestreaming is part of the process of the [[Quantified Self]], or a process used by those who log data about themselves and format it into a visual or graphed format over time.
	experience, txt, email, voice call, scrible, in person meetup,
	personal visual and sound experience, commercial media experience -		For Rob Wilcox the idea of Lifestreaming is that "every (connected) experience - txt, email, voice call, scrible, in person meetup, personal visual and sound experience, commercial media experience is indexed, searchable and recoverable on a timeline (and geoline)".<ref>E-mail from Rob Wilcox to Amber Case - Feb 3rd.</ref>
	indexed, searchable and recoverable on a timeline (and geoline~~) (boo -~~
	~~geoline is a claimed domain for a Portland surveying supply company~~)".<ref>E-mail from Rob Wilcox to Amber Case - Feb 3rd.</ref>

	"Definitely a dimension of cyborgery. More info at /lifestreamblog.com and you might see http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/8303847/Googles-Eric-Schmidt-predicts-the-future-of-computing-and-he-plans-to-be-involved.html - short, but some insights".<ref>Ibid.</ref> Also, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF0DHtPGwQk Nokia Lifestreaming]		"Definitely a dimension of cyborgery. More info at /lifestreamblog.com and you might see http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/8303847/Googles-Eric-Schmidt-predicts-the-future-of-computing-and-he-plans-to-be-involved.html - short, but some insights".<ref>Ibid.</ref> Also, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF0DHtPGwQk Nokia Lifestreaming]

	===History===		===History===
			[[Steve Mann]] was one of the first lifestreamers. At MIT in 1985 he began streaming his every waking moment to the Athena web server, allowing his life to be accessed and commented on by others (fold in excerpts from Steve Mann's book [[Cyborg]].

	==References==		==References==

Caseorganic at 00:22, 23 February 2011

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