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Today is a good day. We enjoyed the opportunity to stream a presentation of the hi:project on a Web Science Trust webinar, and we received an official Letter Of Endorsement from the Trust to boot, signed by Professor Jim Hendler, Chairman […]
Join the webinar on Wednesday, Mar 4, 2015 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM GMT. Register here. The hi:project aims to improve privacy, decentralization, digital inclusion and accessibility, and inculcate a citizen-centric Internet of Things rather than some Skynet dystopia. The […]
Email sent noon today, London time. Sign up to our email updates here. Hi. 2015 is the year of the hi:project. A bold claim, and undoubtedly one that will only prove true with your continued support. It’s five months since […]
The Web Science Trust board has invited me to present the hi:project at its meeting in Southampton today. I’m excited, of course, and particularly reassured to be going in with the support and good wishes of our nascent community. In […]