We suggest you the new work by Giovanni Anceschi, Grafica programmata 1961/2009 made for the exposition Vertiges de la liste in Paris, Palais du Louvre, by Umberto Eco. You can visit it online. Click “Generate” button or your browser’s “Refresh button”.

exljbris Font Foundry produces and shares high quality typography: Delicious, Fontin, Fontin Sans, Tallys, Fertigo Pro, Diavlo, Anivers, Museo, Museo Sans, Museo Slab & Calluna. Based in Arnhem in the Netherlands and founded by Jos Buivenga, Art Director and type designer, well-known for his quality free fonts. Read more »

We have contributed to the infodesign for an article about high speed trains in Italy, published by Altroconsumo, the magazine of one of the most important Italian consumers associations. Read more »

We have designed the company website of the law firm by Deborah De Angelis and Ermanno Pandoli, “intellectual property” and new technologies experts. Read more »

We have collaborated to an hypothesis for the redesign of the Italian Institute for Economical and Social Research (Ires). Read more »

Luís Nóbrega has proposed the development of a new Microformat for semantic description of touristic itineraries, collecting some real examples for a better implementation. Read more »

An article by Candide Kemmler explores the new possibilities of semantic navigation that will be fed by the IEML dictionary.

The software widget presented in this paper is a first attempt at providing end-users with a means to navigate an IEML space both for content annotation (USL notation) and for content navigation through their semantics. It was first presented at IEML’s international seminar in Ottawa on May 2d, 2009.

A collection of articles about collective intelligence and Ieml. Read more »

Six responses to the question: From your point of view of engineers, what is IEML

A new version of the basic text on Ieml by Andrew Roczniak, Christian Desjardins, Candide Kemmler, Michel Biezunski, Steve Newcomb and Samuel Szoniecky. Read more »

On July 14th, 2009, Giorgos Cheliotis, assistant professor of Communications and New Media at the National University of Singapore and a visitor researcher at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University, has tried to answer the question how large and free are the Commons? during a talk called Mapping the Global Commons: A quantitative perspective on free cultural practice. Read more »