AUTOPSIES RESEARCH GROUP

The Autopsies group were delighted that Claire Ross and Ernesto Priego chronicled our study day on 'Yesterday's objects' with their real-time tweeting. They have both kindly allowed us to reproduce their Twitter feeds here in order to allow the speakers, audience members and everyone else who were unable to attend to relive the day's proceedings, and to enjoy a wonderful array of thoughts, links to other projects, and comments from Twitter users from around the world. As Ernesto remarked, 'how awesome is it that people in other continents were 'following' what was happening and commenting.' Thank you to you both for opening our little event up to such a wide audience and for providing such a lively account of the day.

Real-time Twitter feed by Ernesto Priego [EP] and Claire Ross [CR]

EP
"Yesterday's Objects: The Death and Afterlife of Everyday Things" is today at UCL, from 9am! http://www.autopsiesgroup.com/events.html
6:53 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
Waiting for that start of "Yesterday's Objects: The Death and Afterlife of Everyday Things" http://www.autopsiesgroup.com/events.html
9:20 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
I've already managed to spill tea all over myself. Not impressive in front of a film studies crowd. They all look very chic. I look damp.
9:23 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Yesterday's Objects Study Day starting...
9:36 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
über cool name badges at @autopsiesgroup event at University College London! http://twitpic.com/1trj8w
9:37 AM Jun 4th via Twitpic

CR
@ernestopriego have you noticed the distinct lack of lap tops...
9:37 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
First panel @autopsiesgroup is about issues of preservation of popular culture...
9:38 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
Mark Carnall, curator of the Grant Museum of Zoology at UCL presenting on preserving video game culture...
9:39 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
video games are still tentatively striving for a concrete affirmation and social acceptance
9:39 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
@clairey_ross LOL you are here too!
9:43 AM Jun 4th via web in reply to clairey_ross

CR
@ernestopriego yep just in front of you. Ive just been frowned at for typing to loudly. different crowd.
9:44 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Disappearance of video games: "the tragic death of youth." (Carnall). Lots of similarities between video games and comic books!
9:44 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
@clairey_ross I've just noticed the comic book print! ;) Yeah, shhh! :p
9:45 AM Jun 4th via web in reply to clairey_ross

EP
@clairey_ross video games are still tentatively striving for a concrete affirmation and social acceptance
9:39 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Carnall has just shown the coolest genealogy of how Mario has evolved from the 8-bit era to the present!
9:50 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
charlie brookers why i love video games... http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2009/dec/11/charlie-brooker-i-love-videogames
9:52 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
Mark Carnall, Curator, Grant Museum of Zoology talking about the anatomy of a video game. hes a really good speaker
9:59 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
I'm so glad @clairey_ross is here at @autopsiesgroup event because she's a great real-time twitterer if that makes sense
10:00 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
Carnall's presentation is proving that comics scholars need to talk more to video game scholars. Many important similarities.
10:00 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
It's great that Mike Carnall is emphasising the physical/material/experiential dimension of video game culture. Not only 'virtual'.
10:01 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
@ernestopriego i try. its a shame there isnt a hashtag. if we're talking about preservation how are the tweets or the event being archived
10:02 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
@ernestopriego you're not a bad real time tweeter either.
10:03 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
In case you wonder where we are, we are 'here' http://www.autopsiesgroup.com/events.html
10:03 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
@clairey_ross tweet
10:03 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
Mark Carnall: "we don't want and can't preserve everything."
10:05 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
Carnall refers the Strong National Museum of Play http://www.museumofplay.org/
10:06 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
strong museum - the preservation of fun http://bit.ly/9ztach
10:07 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Next speaker is Jenny Chamarette on film performativity in museums...
10:08 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
Jenny Chamarette talking about he film as a museum ‘object’
10:09 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Chamarette: film as an 'uncertain object'
10:09 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
(Nice: http://www.icheg.org/ International Center for the History of Electronic Games)
10:11 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
How does film attain the status of a museum object?
10:11 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
the hyper presence of objects in everyday life. now that is a cool statement
10:14 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
As pointed out by @clairey_ross, there's only two of us with laptops in the audience. http://twitpic.com/1trqap
10:15 AM Jun 4th via Twitpic

EP
Chammarette: "object culture."
10:15 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
Third laptop now. And nearly full house. I'm disturbing others with my typing and clicking so I won't tweet too much now. :/
10:17 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
is institutional preservation the same as display?
10:22 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
objects no longer have value in their own right? oooh touchy subject.
10:29 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
ack tweet deck #fail.
10:30 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
@clairey_ross yup. cringe!
10:31 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
Chamarette's presentation makes me think of the need to re-define the 'borders' of what we consider 'art forms.' Basically, what *is* film?
10:33 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
i dont really understand why film in undergoing status anxiety.
10:34 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
@clairey_ross especially French cinema! Godard is god in France...
10:35 AM Jun 4th via web in reply to clairey_ross

CR
notion of the failed exhibit? can this be used to entry point for discussion?
10:35 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
"you have to stop justifying why it is important" says Carnall of video games, and yup, applies to comics as well!
10:37 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
intellectual justification is disconnected from 'real'object status of film and video gaming by the users
10:39 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
"why do you care; it's just throw-away culture!"
10:40 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
are video games throw away culture? is its simply escapism? does it actually need to be preserved?
10:40 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
@Rikke_Olafson a study day called Yesterday's object: the death and afterlife of everyday things http://www.autopsiesgroup.com/events.html
10:40AM Jun 4th via web

CR
links quite nicely todays event RT @sebchan 80s handheld game design - short post by @madebyhk http://bit.ly/dBqAmP
10:52AM Jun 4th via web

CR
Woop! RT @ignite_london: Stop the presses! Planning for Ignite London #3 is under way! http://bit.ly/a3GgTt
11:12AM Jun 4th via web

EP
It seems Martine Beugnet will present via Skype! :)
11:14 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
excellent! RT @ernestopriego: It seems Martine Beugnet will present via Skype! :)
11:15 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
I'll be presenting on this panel, titled Lost Objects/Objects at Risk
11:16 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
@clairey_ross it's just awesome. She's in Paris. I love the interwebs.
11:17 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
Martine Beugnet discussing Mourning in the Age of the Digital: Memory, Loss, and Materialist Filmmaking via Skype! awesome
11:18 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
is there a relationship between filmmaking and mourning in the age of the digital?
11:20 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
Martine discussing the death of the cinema http://bit.ly/crqdGo
11:24 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Does the fact we are witnessing a scholar *present* here via Skype prove 'real time' performance may *matter* more than physical presence?
11:24 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
Beugnet cites this book by Paolo Cherchi Usai http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/the_moving_image/v003/3.1trope.html
11:25 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
will moving image preservation be redefined as the science of gradual loss and the art of coping with the consequences?
11:28 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Name the discipline: "the science of gradual loss and the art of coping with the consequences" (Usai: 2001:105)
11:29 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
Will digital be the death of cinema? or simply making cinema more reflective about its past?
11:29 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
discussing the work of Frédérique Devaux - the K series. an reflection of cinema and collective memory
11:33 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Very interesting stills from the work of Frédérique Devaux (K series). They look like Andrei Molotiu's abstract comics or some Dave McKean
11:34 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
Beugnet says Devaux uses scalpel on her film pieces, like Alberto Breccia, who used shaving blades for his comics!
11:36 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
Suddenly worried I may be part of a reactionary, nostalgic anxiety at pervasive 'digitalism.' I really hope not. Swear I love digital too!
11:38 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
By the way: RT @JSTOR Digitization Programme: Preservation Study conducted by JISC, Portico, U of London (2009). http://bit.ly/bewaj3
11:42 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
@ernestopriego it does seem to be towards an analog supremacy, but i guess that is always going to be the inherent bias in film studies
11:42 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
@clairey_ross I wonder what digital filmmakers think... filters used by R. Scott in the last RH film were awesome
11:44 AM Jun 4th via web

EP
@clairey_ross yup, but digital is as prone to obsolescence as anything else or even more!
11:44 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
@ernestopriego it would be an interesting aspect to consider. I wonder if its soming the #autopsiesgroup are looking at
11:45 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Second speaker is Dr Mo White, an artist working on photographic and moving image media. She will talk about slide tape as abandoned tech
11:45 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
Mo White about to talk about the importance of slide-tape and if it is an abandoned technology
11:46 AM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

Retweeted by ernestopriego
RT @Schopflin @ernestopriego not very good 'late age of print' describes a book with fading ink, designed to disappear - as do e-books
11:50 AM Jun 4th via web

CR
First Memory (Slide-tape) by Nina Danino http://bit.ly/bczdN5
12:00 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
up next @ernestopriego talking about Saving the Comic Book as Symbolic Object
12:03 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
@ernestopriego unbreakable is one of my favourite films!
12:05 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
are Comic books a reaction to the destruction of everyday culture? An embodiment of the history of destruction of cultural object?
12:10 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
the idea of happiness is not really discussed. it should be.
12:10 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
comic books as the sequential reading of images. this is really interesting! can a art gallery be read the same way as a comic book?
12:12 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
There is an obsession to preserve comics. More for monetary value than for preserving cultural objects?
12:18 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
@janetedavis  it would be interesting to put academic comic book theories on art galleries see if there are simularities.
12:19PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
How deal with the fragility of comic books as symbolic narrative and artistic objects? what do we do? shove them in an archive? (1/2)
12:21 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

what about the comic book merchanise does archiving apply here too? should they all be kept together? (2/2)
12:21 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
availability of illegal digital surrogates
12:23 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
Comic Book Markup Language http://www.cbml.org/
12:24 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
digital comic book readers. eg. panelfly http://bit.ly/1Iz5yA
12:25 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
can digital comic book readers really replicate the experience of reading a paper comic book
12:25 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
comic book collector database www.collectorz.com/comic
12:26 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
Lunch time in the square! There is people on bikini's! a nice idea! I think it would be frowned upon if I rocked up in a bikini for work.
1:02 PM Jun 4th via foursquare

EP
back from lunch! Margaret Stetz discussing The Brave Little Toaster from Print to Film: Obsolescent Appliances and Capitalist Allegories.
1:49 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
cool. differences between Thomas M. Disch’s The Brave Little Toaster:A Bedtime Story for Small Appliances &its adaptation as a Disney film
1:51 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Margaret Stetz talking about this animated film: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Brave_Little_Toaster_(film)
1:52 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
projecting gender onto an object that has none.
1:53 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Great question: "How to avoid the allure of allegory?" Applies to several fields/genres/media...
1:55 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
@Miremara te hubiera interesado esta conferencia, está buenísima (no lo digo porque yo participé, en serio)
[you would have been interested in this conference, it's very good (I'm not saying that because I participated in it, seriously)]
1:56 PM Jun 4th via web in reply to Miremara

EP
Realising Spanish speakers may have different attitudes to machinery since we give gender to machines
1:57 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
Another interesting idea: difference between pirate and raider...
1:58 PM Jun 4th via web

irairaira  
@ernestopriego uf "La tostadorcita valiente" es de mis películas favoritas de todos los tiempos.
[hmm, 'The Brave Little Toaster' is one of my favourite films of all time.]
1:54 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck in reply to ernestopriego

AliasCane 
@ernestopriego I loved the Disch books! They lit up my childhood. Actually, Disch lit up my reading life like no one else ever could.
1:55 PM Jun 4th via web in reply to ernestopriego

EP
This presentation is making me want to revisit Toy Story... toys and obsolescence is a great topic too.
2:01 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
@irairaira curioso, yo pensé que era un tostador! Era la tostadorcita en español?
[How strange, I thought it was un tostator [masculine]! Is it la tostadorcita [feminine] in Spanish?]
2:03 PM Jun 4th via web in reply to irairaira

CR
quite scarey that childrens stories and disney can be seen to imply benevolent capitalism.
2:04 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Wikipedia: "The Alarm Clock/Radio A radio that constantly talks about anything of which it can think. [1/2]
2:04 PM Jun 4th via web

...it annoys the others by trying to seem intelligent." [2/2]<-- I can relate!
2:05 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
@clairey_ross yup. Also heteronormativity!
2:06 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
Hoping Margaret Stetz refers to the specificity of the film as stop motion animation
2:09 PM Jun 4th via web

irairaira 
@ernestopriego sí! en México era una tostadorcita en femenino. Una peli difícil de conseguir y que sólo viste si eras niño del canal 11 :)
[Yes, in Mexico it is a feminine word. A difficult film to get hold of and one that only kids watching Channel 11 [a cultural channel] could have seen]
2:08 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck in reply to ernestopriego

EP
Do kids nowadays recognise the appliances in the Disney movie? Gasp.
2:13 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
"naturally we are on the cutting edge of technology...."
2:15 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
lyrics from Cutting edge - the brave little toaster : I can process words, accounting too &my pixel screen displays for you
2:17 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

From LEDs to CRTs Woofers, tweeters, antenna trees An ultra-nylon life of ease Everything you dreamed of on the edge and more
2:18 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Spielberg's Artificial Intelligence comes to mind after watching bits of the Brave Little Toaster Disney film
2:19 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
Kriss Ravetto-Biagioli about to speak about Godard’s Dictations: The Histoire(s) du cinéma and the Erasure of Memory
2:19 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Kriss Ravetto-Biagioli now to present on Godard's 'Dictations'
2:20 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
its interesting that many of the speakers today are apologises for their lack of technology in their presentations
2:20 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Do you remember those early word processors/electric typewriters where you typed first and then the machine printed later?
2:23 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
watching Jean-Luc Godard’s mashup of obsolete technologies, and recycling overexposed images and sounds. very impressive
2:23 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
This is what we just saw (on DVD) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLiwUrrYl9s
2:26 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
"the accursed part of cinema" --- the assemblage of/with machines
2:28 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
"cinema is not media specific" [!] non?
2:29 PM Jun 4th via web


CR
what becomes of history,memory & sense perception when we increasingly rely on archives of media as source of perception & recollection.
2:29 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
@ernestopriego back at you. is not odd that we are sitting next to each other yet still tweeting? nice to see tweeting action in the flesh.
2:33 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Wondering if this film by Godard can be seen as having a 'traumatic structure' or engaging with Adorno's "no poetry after Auschwitz"
2:35 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
"remediation" earlier media have refashioned one another: photography remediated painting, film remediated stage production & photography
2:36 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
whats going to remediate the internet?
2:36 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Seems to me this film by Godard's is what DJ Shadow tried to do with Endtroducing... or dn'b selectahs with rewinds and turntablism
2:37 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
@ernestopriego its also very interesting that we appear to have the same taste in music...
2:37 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
Has digital media changed what is meant by an ‘event’?
2:39 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
@clairey_ross remediation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGH7vIRMX7Q (no sound here of course)
2:40 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
what role does language play in the the personification of objects?
2:49 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
@janetedavis  its from a talk by a film studies lecturer. dont know where its from originally.I hear remediation I think  contaminated land
2:20 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
why is theological language so commonplace in film studies discourse?
2:51 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
@ernestopriego i think we are speaking a completely different language. which is werid. same concepts completely different interpretation
2:58 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
The Godard's film makes me think of the phrase/song: Can't Touch This
2:58 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
@clairey_ross yup, i mean Godard's film is 'recorded', I'm thinking of what VJs do, for example.
2:59 PM Jun 4th via web in reply to clairey_ross

CR
@ernestopriego there seems to be a lot of waffles and assumption and no actual direct evaluation and practical implicatiosn
3:00 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
@ernestopriego im confused. my brain hurts. @ernestopriego quick give me a shot of a printed page. it will make things better
3:01 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
@ernestopriego oooh thank you
3:03 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
This last paper made me think I really need to write about Moodymann.
3:04 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
prep for today's event involved listening to the divine comedy http://youtu.be/RnlLhq1kW10
3:05 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
"Lichtenstein did for comics what Warhol did for soup." -Art Spiegelman (pic taken at French dept at UCL today) http://twitpic.com/1ttz61
3:21 PM Jun 4th via Twitpic

CR
Dead object crises session starts with Will Viney - The Temporality of Waste
3:21 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Now Will Viney speaks of "The Temporality of Waste"
3:22 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
does our use and disuse of objects structure the time that we give them? surely thats not a question?
3:23 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
@ernestopriego i didnt mean to be mean! I just dont understand.
3:24 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Twitter is the new, embarrassingly 'public' way of passing notes in class
3:24 PM Jun 4th via web

Retweeted by clairey_ross
@dirkvl its interesting how film study theory and art theory make simple archaeological and museological concepts complicated
3:26 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
"wearing" as gradual decay
3:29 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
Narrative trajectory of an object – dominated by a beginning a middle and end. (is that really the case? what of re-use, rediscovery ?)
3:31 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
@dirkvl film and media studies are looking at the concept of dissuse and remediation of objects
3:32 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
@dirkvl perhaps  we should be  having dialog with them about what they mean by it. different interpretations of object narratives
3:33 PM Jun 4th viq TweetDeck

EP
Thinking then of the Nike-iPod/iPhone app as means of tracking narrative trajectories of objects while used
3:33 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
Viney's talk making me think of this photo by Mexican artist Tina Modotti http://cinemarx.cafe24.com/tina/cv_modotti.jpg
3:36 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
@janetedavis  yes that is the conclusion I am reaching. it is a very theoretical  discussion about physical objects.
3:37 Jun 4th viq TweetDeck

EP
...and this http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1314/1262204991_1f9b8c4096.jpg
3:38 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
"composing and decomposing meaning of objects"
3:38 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
Richard Osborne on now talking about Vinyl Farewells
3:38 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Robert Osborne now on #vinyl records!
3:39 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
Brilliant statistics about vinyl sales in the UK by Osborne, 1,046,000 7" single copies in 2006
3:42 PM Jun 4th via web


CR
@janetedavis its nice to hear the film studies perspective. im at this event http://bit.ly/a9RTzQ its been really interesting so far.
3:43 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Osborne refers to Serato without saying its name, audience laughs... http://serato.com/scratchlive
3:45 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
Osborne says "the dream" of records lasting forever was accomplished with digital media. Sorry, just not true.
3:48 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
In an ideal world, Richard Osborne and I would be able to mash-up our dissertations #comics #vinyl #dh
3:52 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
I'm suffering through this presentation about vinyl records. I want to scratch it, sample it, loop it, clean it, file it, swap it, admire it
3:55 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
Osborne on the importance of size in vinyl records. It does matter.
3:58 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
Osoborne cites Drate's gorgeous book 45 rpm: A visual history of the seven-inch record, which i highly recommend (Princeton 2002)
4:00 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
Andy Hudson-Smith (CASA UCL) from @talesofthings is to present now!
4:01 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
I'm a huge fan of @talesofthings I have to say...
4:02 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
"What if everything was tagged? What if memories could be 'added' to objects?" -Hudson-Smith
4:03 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
what if memories could be added to objects? what if objects tweet? (i know they do already)
4:04 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
"What if objects could tweet?"
4:04 PM Jun 4th via web 

EP
"30 researchers, 1 week, £5 million available, Dragons Den Style Peer Review" @Talesofthings was funded with 1.4 million pounds.
4:06 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
26.16 millones de pesos para un proyecto como @talesofthings. Check that out.
4:07 PM Jun 4th via web 

CR
I wonder if @talesofthings have looked at my life as an object http://www.mylifeasanobject.com/
4:07 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
@clairey_ross or at found magazine http://www.foundmagazine.com/
4:08 PM Jun 4th via web in reply to clairey_ross

CR
Concept – capturing memories, any media, an object, a database of everything, read/write tags. Objects tweet when scanned and geolocated
4:09 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
my thing: http://talesofthings.com/totem/totem_view/323/
4:09 PM Jun 4th via web

EP
Realising @talesofthings would be a brilliantly empowering tool for citizen journalists and democracy/human rights watchdogs
4:13 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
tagging architecture. nice.
4:14 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
What if citizens in countries like Mexico could tag our politicians/police/civil servants with a mobile phone @talesofthings?
4:14 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
people like things.
4:16 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
what do you do when you can create the geography of everything? http://bit.ly/avefFx
4:18 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Hudson-Smith talks of http://www.futureeverything.org/
4:19 PM Jun 4th via web 

CR
now discussing RememberMe http://bit.ly/cLCvTe
4:21 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
thing theory - are these things that we no longer used?
4:24 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

EP
Thing Theory [PDF] http://faculty.virginia.edu/theorygroup/docs/brown.thing-theory.2001.pdf
4:24 PM Jun 4th via web

CR
whats the difference between a thing and a object? just semantics?
4:25 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
discussion has moved to what a single shoe represents - there is a consensus in the room that a single shoe has resonance with death.
4:31 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
@adarel  that sounds lovely. but to me a shoe is just a shoe. perhaps i have no depth.
16:33 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
do we need to forget the stories behind our objects? is that part of culture??? crikey a deep question from the audience.
4:36 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
i assume that suggests that museums are reduandant?
4:37 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

CR
I really enjoyed todays event by @autopsiesgroup provided plenty of food for thought. exciting ideas. great. it hurt my brain by the end
7:36 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck 

CR
@dirkvl not even @melissaterras? Andy Hudson smith is also great. He was speaking today. @talesofthings is a brilliant project.
8:04 PM Jun 4th via TweetDeck

Autopsiesgroup
@clairey_ross thanks from all of us @Autopsiesgroup for your tweets from the study day yesterday & for your enthusiasm! Hope to talk more!
8:58 AM Jun 5th via web

Autopsiesgroup
@ernestopriego thanks for your great presentation yesterday & for your wonderful tweeting of the Autopsiesgroup study day! hope to talk more
8:59 AM Jun 5th via web

Autopsiesgroup
Thanks to everyone who presented papers and chaired at the Autopsiesgroup study day at UCL yesterday! We had a wonderful time listening!
9:02 AM Jun 5th via TweetDeck

Autopsiesgroup
Thanx to the great audience @Autopsiesgroup study day Yesterday's Objects! Great questions & enthusiasm! Hope you'll come to future events!
9:05 AM Jun 5th via TweetDeck

EP
@autopsiesgroup my pleasure, thank you!
12:04 AM Jun 6th via web

CR
@autopsiesgroup thanks for organising it. Really interesting day full of brilliant speakers.


                                             [compiled for the autopsies blog by Jacob Paskins]