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三十一日的官方訊息。NTT DoCoMo 在上個月底，正是突破三百萬 FOMA(3G) 的使用者門檻。這個目標的達成，遠比預計在會計年度結束前(March, 31)的兩百四十萬，足足多出了一大截。

天啊，台灣的 QMA 現在到底狀況是？被韓國鮮京綁死了？

From: “Jan Michael Hess”
Subject: Mobile Intelligence Tour Networking SuperJam April 14, 2004
Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 21:12:17 +0200

Hello Keitai-L members and mobile friends,

Daniel Scuka and Jan Michael Hess, co-organizers of the Mobile Intelligence
Tour (MIT), would like to invite Tokyo area Keitai-L list members and
mobile friends to the MIT Networking SuperJam @ The Pink Cow.

The event is a relaxed, f2f networking opportunity for Keitai-L members to
meet offline with the Mobile Intelligence Tour, a team of super-focused
mobile
industry professionals from Europe and Australia visiting Tokyo 11-17 April.

THE MOBILE INTELLIGENCE TOUR
Co-organized by Wireless Watch Japan, Tokyo, and Mobile Economy, Berlin, the
MIT is the leading business intelligence forum investigating the success
factors behind Japan’s mobile Internet. Conducted twice per year, the MIT
brings together top mobile industry executives, developers, strategists,
planners, and academics from overseas to meet leading Tokyo mobile Internet
companies. The resulting fusion of knowledge generates an in-depth and
actionable understanding of the mobile Internet’s future in Japan, Asia,
Europe, and other major markets. This spring’s MIT tour includes European
carriers, content developers, academic researchers, and consultants.

MIT NETWORKING SUPERJAM @ THE PINK COW
http://www.thepinkcow.com/map.html

Sign-in: 18:30-19:00
f2f networking, shop talk: 19:00-21:30
DJ Mike Kato on the decks: 21:30-late
Refreshments: 2 drink vouchers and finger food buffet
available to first 50 pre-registered guests
Prices: Beer, Wine & Cocktails at 600 YEN each
(if your vouchers are gone or you never had any)

ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED
To register for free drinks and food, please send an email to
mailto:jan@mobileeconomy.de (guest list manager) with your
full name, company, position, company URL & email.

NOTE
Any Keitai-L member or mobile friend may attend, but we can only
sponsor 2 drinks and finger food to the first 50 registrees.

See you at MIT NETWORKING SUPERJAM @ THE PINK COW!!

Daniel & Jan and the MIT team.

Daniel Scuka - daniel@wirelesswatchjapan.com
Jan Michael Hess - jan@mobileeconomy.de

這個 workshop 中有太多在邁入 mobile internet 之後，我們無可避免所必須面對的客題。我會利用假日的時間，提供一點參考的連結。也順便強迫自己趕得上最新的發展。

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International Workshop on Inverse Surveillance:
Cameraphones, Cyborglogs, and Computational seeing aids;
exploring and defining a research agenda

Date: 2004 April 12th.
Time: 12:00noon to 4pm (a working lunch will be served)
Location: Colony Hotel (1-866-824-9330), 89 Chestnut Street, Toronto TOPICS:

* Camera phones and pocket organizers with sensors;
* Weblogs (’blogs), Moblogs, Cyborglogs (’glogs);
* Wearable camera phones and personal imaging systems;
* Electric eyeglasses and other computational seeing and memory aids;
* Recording experiences in which you are a participant;
* Portable personal imaging and multimedia;
* Wearable technologies and systems;
* Ethical, legal, and policy issues;
* Privacy and related technosocial issues;
* Safety and security;
* Democracy and emergent democracy (protesters organizing with SMS camphones);
* Technologies for the prevention of terrorism, genocide, and totalitarianism;
* Technologies of lifelong video capture;
* Personal safety devices and wearable “black box” recorders;
* Research issues in “people looking at people”;
* Person-to-person sharing of personal experiences;
* End of gender-specific space (e.g. blind man guided by wife: which restroom?);
* Subjectright: ownership of photograph by subject rather than photographer;
* Reverse copyright: protect information recipient, not just the transmitient;
* Interoperability and open standards;
* Algebraic Projective Geometry from a first-person perspective;
* Object Detection and Recognition from a first-person perspective;
* Computer Vision, egomotion and way-finding technologies;
* Lifelong Image Capture: data organization; new cinematographic genres;
* New Devices and Technologies for ultra miniature portable cameras;
* Social Issues: fashion, design, acceptability and human factors;
* Electronic News-gathering and Journalism;
* Psychogeography, location-based wearable computing;
* Augmented/Mediated/Diminished Reality;
* Empowering children with inverse surveillance: Constructionist learning, creation of own family album, and prevention of both bullying by peers and abuse by teachers or other officials.