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Global Voices
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Reporters Without Borders
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Syrian Internet activist executed
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Haaretz
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Bassel Khartabil executed October 2015
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Inverse
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Syrian activist Bassel Khartabil reportedly killed by Assad regime
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Al Bawaba
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CNN
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New Palmyra Project
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Creative Commons announces death of Bassel Khartabil
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The FADER
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Creative Commons
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Victoria and Albert Museum
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Artists and Writers Celebrate the Work of Missing Syrian Developer Bassel Safadi
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3D printed replica of destroyed Palmyra Tetrapylon showcased at Creative Commons Summit
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Christian Science Monitor
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Creative Review
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Index on Censorship
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The Artist in Consultance: Welcome to the New Management
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e-flux journal
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Erasing Isis: how 3D technology now lets us copy and rebuild entire cities
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Display At Your Own Risk: An experimental exhibition of digital cultural heritage
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Washington Post
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What's the Value of Recreating the Palmyra Arch with Digital Technology?
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Hyperallergic
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Palmyra's Ancient Arch, Destroyed By ISIS, To Rise Again In London
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NPR
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NewPalmyra Crowdsources the Majestic History that ISIS in Syria Destroyed
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Global Voices
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The Conversation
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The Heroic Effort to Digitally Reconstruct Lost Monuments
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Smithsonian Magazine
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Wikipedia: Information beats oppression
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CNN
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Bassel Khartabil: Disparition prison Syrie
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France 24
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Bassel Khartabil: fears for man who brought open internet to the Arab world
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The Guardian
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Global Voices (Arabic)
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Digital Mapping from Projecting Change Leaves Onlookers in Awe
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Tech world takes on icon-smashing Islamic State with a virtual Palmyra
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Christian Science Monitor
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Internetaktivister genrejser Palmyra
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Politiken
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Help Fight ISIS by Rebuilding Palmyra in 3D
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The Creators Project
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MIT Media Lab Joins New Palmyra Project
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Boston Magazine
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Disappeared Syrian Activist's 3-D Models Could Save Palmyra
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Voice of America
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Archaeologists armed with cheap 3D cameras hope to rebuild ancient sites razed by Islamic State
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News.com.au
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An Open-Source Project to Rebuild Palmyra
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Architect Magazine
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MIT Media Lab Research Position for Bassel Khartabil
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joi.ito.com
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Wired
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An Arts and Tech Community Finds a New Home in San Francisco
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Ahead of Summit, UN Headquarters Complex Becomes Canvas for Inspiring Action
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UNEP
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Vice
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Exploratorium Reborn Inside San Francisco's New Shrine to Innovation
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Gizmodo
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Motionographer
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Creators Project festival a successful experiment at Fort Mason
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UAE 40th National Day
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Digital Studio Middle East
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Majestic Islamic Architecture Transformed By Colossal Projection Mapping Feat
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The Creators Project
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Festival Reviews: Bellingham Electronic Arts Festival
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Array: Journal of the The International Computer Music Association
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Stunning Projection Mapping on the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
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The Atlantic
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Sacramento Airport Art Scores a Hit
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Active Ecosystem (SMF)
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Sacramento Art Commission
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Programmers urged to code with their tootsies
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The Register
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SoftStep KeyWorx controls your PC with your feet, turns browsing into DDR
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Engadget
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At Last: Now You Can Control Your Computer With Your Feet
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Forbes
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KMI Launches Computer Keypad - For Your Feet
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CNet
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Coca-Cola Celebrates 125 Years With Epic Projection Mapping Campaign
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Adweek
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imtech
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Coca-Cola Co. Celebrates 125th Anniversary by Illuminating Headquarters Building With Digital Projection
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Digital Signage Expo
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The Coca-Cola Company Illuminates Headquarters Building as “Thank You” for 125th Anniversary
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Seeking Alpha
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Big Thank You Card Lights Up Coke Building on 125th Anniversary
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Communication Arts Annual 16 - Hard Rock Cafe RockWall
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The Global Lives Project - World Premiere Opening Night
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The Rosetta Project
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YBCA Premieres Global Lives Project
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Social Earth
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Everyday People: 'Global Lives' Opens At YBCA
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7x7
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Global Lives Project video installation
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Boing Boing
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Acclair Art Valuation Service: a fairer way to value art
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Cluster
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Hard Rock Cafe Las Vegas Showcases New Tech
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Hard Rock News
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Hard Rock Cafe Vegas Strip gets ginormous interactive Rock Wall
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Amazing 18-Foot Wide Super-HD Multi-User Multitouch Display
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Cycling '74
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Recombinant Media Labs Teams up with Gray Area for Downtown Arts Corridor
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Keith McMillen Instruments K-Bow: Get A F*%@g Bluetooth For Your Violin Bow, Man
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UCSD's StarCAVE Is a Real 3D Super-High-Def Danger Room
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Not Your Grandfather’s Big Bands
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Eugene Weekly
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Alumni Profile: Creating the Beat of a Different Drummer
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Berklee College of Music
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Grand Text Auto Exhibit Opens
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