O'Reilly's Mac Slocum chats with Fjord's Andy Goodman about zero UI and the move toward intangible interfaces, and Cory Doctorow addresses the problems inherent in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act .

Moving Toward a Zero UI to Orchestrate the IoT

Located in Boston, I enjoy creating, mashing, and remixing underground electronic music. I've been a fan of all types of music my whole life and it's exciting to be able to synthesize and compose music on my own.

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Twenty years a fan. Ten years a DJ. Three years producing. Working with Logic 8, Ableton 7, Reason 4, Various VST's and Plug-ins including Massive, Guru, Absynth, Sylenth, FM8.

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Moving Toward a Zero UI to Orchestrate the IoT

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