In 1999 a team of six (including myself and “Jack Schulze”:http://www.jackschulze.co.uk) won the London Institute Award for Innovation for a collaboration around narrative and interactive television. We researched existing web-based projects dealing with community, gaming, multi-user space, and interactive narrative.
The project aquired an extensive archive of research material and proposed a number of design patterns that could be used for future development of collaborative television software.
We presented our findings to the public at the Berlin Film Festival in February 2000.
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