Here's the lineup for this fall -- it's going to be a busy one! If you're in any of these locales, drop by and say hello...
September 21 Princeton, NJ
The Myth of the Echo Chamber: Politics in the Age of the Participatory Web
The Stafford Little Lecture at Princeton University.
September 24 Ottawa, Ontario
Keynote
National Cancer Leadership Forum
September 25 Saint Paul, MN
"The Ghost Map" Keynote
American Association for the History of Nursing Conference
September 30 New Haven, CT
Panel on "Best Technology Writing 2009" with Julian Dibbell and danah boyd
Yale University
October 1 Crete, NE
"The Invention Of Air"
Doane College
October 4 Ferrara, Italy
Internazionale a Ferrara
"The Future of News"
2pm Cinema Apollo
Via del Carbone 35
October 5 Milano, Italy
Meet the Media Guru
7pm Mediateca Santa Teresa
Via della Moscova 28
October 15 Grand Rapids, MI
"The Invention Of Air"
Grand Valley State University
October 22, Washington, DC
"The Invention of Air"
The Future of Reading at The Library of Congress
October 26 Wise, VA
"The Ghost Map"
University of Virginia
November 2 London, UK
Brian Eno and Steven Johnson on the art of accidental innovation
The ICA, 7PM
November 4 Sheffield, UK
Keynote
The Sheffield Documentary Festival
November 7th Mexico City, Mexico
Ciudad de las Ideas
Poder Civico
November 12 New York, NY
"Everything Bad Is Good For You"
Manhattan College
awww man! no austin texas dates.
Posted by: Matt H | September 18, 2009 at 07:59 AM
no San Fran?
Posted by: twitter.com/mitensampat | September 19, 2009 at 08:08 PM
I saw you on C-Span BookTV this morning. I have yet to read a book of yours but am now very interested, partly because of the way you explore the subject matter. Also, research and study that touches on the ideas of "what our forefathers believed" and "what our country was founded on", is good for me to read and remember because I was, in my childhood, surrounded by a simplistic interpretation of what that was, put forth by writers and preachers in my religion. Although I have learned differently in my own studies, those old ideas seem to have grown in their pervasiveness and sway in our current political and cultural climate. People assume they know what was in the hearts and minds of this country's founders when they really don't have a clue. At least books like yours will help me to retain my own sanity in the midst of this.
By the way, that presentation with Brian Eno sounds very intriguing.
Posted by: twitter.com/sherryfraley | September 20, 2009 at 03:41 AM
A friend of mine pointed me to your website and I should be in New York in November so hope to see you.
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Posted by: Frank | September 24, 2009 at 08:40 AM
Quite heavy list.
Posted by: online auctions | September 29, 2009 at 08:16 PM
You missed out San Francisco.
Posted by: online dating | September 29, 2009 at 08:17 PM
Somewhat like go easy.
Posted by: matrimony | September 29, 2009 at 08:20 PM
What time will your talk in NYC be on Nov. 12?
Posted by: Leah Anderst | September 30, 2009 at 09:06 AM
Enjoyed your talk in Ferrara yesterday. Many thanks.
Posted by: twitter.com/brit_it | October 05, 2009 at 04:57 AM
Would love to see you in VA. Your October 26 talk seems conflicted--University of Virginia itself is in Charlottesville, VA, yet your schedule says Wise, VA. Now, there is a Clinch Valley College in Wise...
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Posted by: Miek Wells | October 19, 2009 at 04:43 PM
Dear Steven,
I don't find your email adress.
In The New Evolutionary Enlightenment and From the Exile we would like to make you an interview.
Would it be possible?
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Posted by: Germanico | October 23, 2009 at 08:21 AM