10 - Internet Festival

Transcript

10-13
OCTOBER
PISA
SHAPING THE FU
TURE
THU 10
FRI 11
SAT 12
SUN 13
Unbox your search.
Bing believes that technology
should evolve and adapt to you.
So we did.
Come and see how.
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INTERNET FESTIVAL 2013
CONTENTS
CREDITS
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USEFUL INFORMATION
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GETTING TO PISA
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DIRECTOR
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VENUES
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SUBJECT AREAS
10
PROGRAMME OF EVENTS
EXHIBITIONS & SHOWS
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THURSDAY 10 th
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FRIDAY 11th
27
SATURDAY 12 th
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SUNDAY 13 th
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T-TOUR & GAMES
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SMARTUP
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SPONSORS
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CREDITS
Supervision of the Cinema
Stefania Ippoliti, Camilla Toschi,
Director of the Internet Festival Raffaella Conti
Claudio Giua
Creative Director
Francesco Terzini
Coordinator
of the Scientific Committee
Graphic Production
Gianluigi Ferrari
Andrea Magagnato
Coordinator
Head of Event Management
of the Executive Committee
Luigi Formicola
Anna Vaccarelli
Festival Website
IF Project Leader
Fausto Maglia
Adriana De Cesare
Press Office and
The 2013 Internet Festival would
mediapartnership
not have been possible without:
Mariangela Della Monica
Alex Giordano
intoscana.it live editing
Area Citizens, contents of Digital
Ethnography and Monete Alternative and video services:
Davide De Crescenzo (Director),
Edoardo Fleischner
Costanza Baldini, Samuele Bartolini,
Fake Event
Simona Bellocci, Ilaria Giannini,
Claudia Vago aka Tigella
Marta Mancini
Independent women’s network
Mediacenter
and scrollkit DivinLavoro
Tobia Pescia, Emilio Bagnasco,
Marco Pratellesi
Simone Cariello, Tommaso Cimò,
SMARTUP
Daniele Drovandi, Emiliano Madiai,
Chiara Spinelli
Emanuela Martignetti
Cinema Area
Network Systems
Marco Magrini
Alessandro Giannini
Shaping the Future
Security and
FONDAZIONE SISTEMA TOSCANA:
Public entertainment
President
Maurizio Mazza, Andrea Corrado
Claudio Giua
Control of management
Director
and administration
Paolo Chiappini
Paolo Olivieri, Elisa Valguarnera
Assistant to the Director, sponsor
Human Resources
Francesca Chiocci
Flavia Pezzo, Michela Lupi
Overall Coordination
Supervision of logistics
Maria Rosaria Acquaviva
Donatella Aguglia, Masha Lungarotti
SMARTUP Coordination
Tiziana Lombardo
Legal Affairs
Angela Cutuli
Communications
Costanza Giovannini
IF production STAFF:
Supervision of Website
and Social Media
Executive Production
Fausto Maglia
Giuseppe Paradiso
Unconventional Communications Secretary of Production
Camilla Silei and Fausto Maglia
Marzia Cerrai
Blogtour Supervision
Secretary for communicating
Ivo Riccio
with suppliers Giulia Poli
Supervision of the App
Coordination of the T-TOURs
and Social Media Team
Xenia Fosella
Luca Tempestini
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SMARTUP and Coworking
Serena Giugliano
Sharing Economy and Gaming
and Coworking Support
Simone Cicero
Gaming Michele Lanzo
Relations with sponsors,
technical secretary and
technical support for networks
and connections
Giuseppe Paradiso
Event Management Planning
Chiara Tataranni
Event Management Support
Giuseppe Pizzulli
Visual Identity Development
Giuditta Gentile
Press Office
Anna D’Amico, Antonio Pirozzi,
Antonio Viscido (photographer)
Editing IF website content
Serena Giugliano, Gianni Beconcini
Involvement of Local Businesses
Eloise Buompane, Irene Masoni
Live Events by Associazione
Toscana Musiche and Ex Wide
Gianni Pini - President of the
Associazione Toscana Musiche
Francesco Mariotti - Director of
Production
“DivinLavoro”play by
I sacchi di sabbia by Franco Farina
Booklet design and page layout
Laura Pallanti
Graphic Design, WordPress
Consultancy & Web Development
Fuoricentro and Net7
English Translation
Help Traduzioni
Creativity for the institutional
Campaign and Video Milc
Realisation of the Video
Moviement HD
Realization of IF2013 motion
graphic Elena D’Ettole
Welcome, travel and hospitality
from Segni di viaggio
and Samovar Incentive
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USEFUL INFORMATION
10th - 13th OCTOBER 2013 PISA
TIMES
Thursday 10th:
Friday 11th:
Saturday 12th:
Sunday 13th:
3.30pm /midnight
10am/midnight
10am/midnight
10am/11pm
T-Tours
Thursday 10th:
Friday 11th:
Saturday 12th:
Sunday 13th:
9am/7pm
9am/7pm
9am/9pm
10am/6pm
KEY
At events marked with a
simultaneous interpretation will be provided.
Subject Areas
Typology
Venue
All venues are accessible or staff will be
available to assist.
All events are free and work on a first-come
first-served basis.
It is possible to reserve tickets for some
events by going to www.internetfestival.it and
following the Eventbrite link for each event.
The programme may be changed due to events
outside of the organisation’s control.
Visitors are invited to check final updates and/
or variations to the programme on the official
website and app.
www.internetfestival.it
@internetfest
internetfestival
For information: Tel. 050 910777
Time
Speakers
Target
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Free wifi available
GETTING TO PISA
BY CAR
From Florence:
Take the A11 FirenzeMare motorway, exit
at Pisa Nord and then
take the SS Aurelia
southbound until
Pisa (about 6km).
Alternatively, take the
S.G.C. FI-PI-LI and exit
at Pisa Centro.
From Rome
and Bologna:
Take the A1 motorway
to Pisa and then the A11
motorway and exit at
Pisa Nord. From Rome
you can also take the
A12 to Civitavecchia.
Continue along the SS1
Aurelia and then join the
A12 at Rosignano.
Exit at Pisa Centro.
From Genoa:
Take the A12 GenovaRosignano motorway
and exit at Pisa Nord
or Pisa Centro.
Car sharing:
www.autoincomune.it
BY TRAIN
Pisa Centrale station
is a short distance from
the city centre. There are
direct connections with
Turin, Milan, Florence,
Lucca and Rome. If you
are coming from Venice,
Siena or Bologna
you need to take the
Florence line.
Stazione di Pisa
Centrale, Piazza
Della Croce Rossa, 1
Tel. 050 917316
Call Center 89.20.21
www.trenitalia.com
BY PLANE
Pisa International
Airport ”Galileo
Galilei” is served by 19
airlines (some of which
are budget airlines) to
78 different European
and international
destinations. The airport
is about a twenty minute
walk from the centre of
Pisa and one hour from
Florence. Pisa is well
connected to Florence
by bus and train.
Aeroporto Galileo Galilei
Tel. 050-849111
Fax 050-849216
[email protected]
www.pisa-airport.com
BY BUS
Several bus companies
connect Pisa to other
cities.
The Compagnia Pisana
Trasporti (CPT) provides
connections with other
towns in the same
province.
Terravision connects
Pisa city centre with
Pisa airport, Santa
Maria Novella station
in Florence and the
Amerigo Vespucci
airport in Florence.
Lazzi connects Pisa
to Lucca.
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CLAUDIO GIUA
Director of the Internet Festival
Yes, the reinvention of interaction and communication, the chance to study, express
yourself, exchange experiences like never
before, shattered businesses, innovative
ways of working which destroy as many old
professions as it creates new ones. You will
find all this at the 2013 Pisa Internet Festival, yes. But enthusiasm will envelop each
and every presentation and panel: researchers creating evermore powerful and sophisticated platforms, entrepreneurs (who are
often extremely young) transforming their
ideas into services and products, old masters finding real “things” in the ideas they
jotted down on paper decades ago, young
people tackling high-level experiments with
technology.
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VENUES
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Atrio del Comune
Palazzo Gambacorti
2
Cineclub Arsenale
Vicolo Scaramucci, 4
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Piazza XX Settembre
12
Ponte di Mezzo
13
Scuola Normale Superiore
Palazzo della Carovana
Piazza dei Cavalieri, 7
14
Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna
Piazza Santa Caterina, 33
15
SMS Biblio
Parco Urbano Piagge
Via San Michele degli Scalzi
16
SMS Centro Espositivo
per l’Arte Contemporanea
Parco Urbano Piagge
Via San Michele degli Scalzi
3
Cinema Lumiere
Vicolo del Tidi, 6
4
Cinema Teatro Lux
Piazza Santa Caterina, 6
5
Corso Italia
6
Giardino Scotto
7
Gipsoteca di Arte Antica
Piazza San Paolo all’Orto, 20
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Limonaia di Palazzo Ruschi
Vicolo dei Ruschi, 4
17
Exhibition Space
Sopra Le Logge
9
Logge de’ Banchi
Via de’ Banchi
18
Stazione Leopolda
Piazza Guerrazzi
10
Palazzo dei Congressi
Lungarno Bruno Buozzi
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Teatro Verdi
Via Palestro
10
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SUBJECT AREAS
Citizens, Makers and Tellers
are the Festival’s three main
subject areas; you can
choose what you would like
to see according to your
interests. The 14C course
for Citizens will explore how
the Net generates social
innovation, improving the
quality of life of citizens,
users and, at the same
time, the protagonists of the
technological innovations
which will change our daily
lives. 14M for Makers is for
people who see the Net as
an incubator for ideas and
opportunities in terms of
both work and the economy.
14T for Tellers is going
to analyse the masses of
information flow, generated
from the huge amounts of
data which is poured into the
Net on a daily basis. T-Tours
are tutorials discussing the
spreading of digital culture in
an educational, formative and
fun way. By looking to Shape
the Future, we are going to
discover scenarios of the
near future. And then there
will be films, shows, music
and exhibitions… Look out
for the figures of Googleo
Galilei, Steve J. Marconi,
Mark Gutenberg, Obamo
Lincoln and Maria Wikissori
and come and join us at the
IF 2013.
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SHAPING THE FUTURE
INTERNET 4 MAKERS
The future is a solid:
graphene, as thick as
an atom, harder than
a diamond, incredibly
flexible and a super-fast
conductor.
It will become a powerful part of our daily
lives. But how?
We will find out on Friday 11th October at the
IF 2013.
What will the computers
of the future be like?
Invisible, wearable, protectors and mirrors of
the human mind.
Things that have never
been seen before on Saturday 12th October.
Friday 11th focuses on the
web, a vehicle which can
be used to update old,
traditionally offline, business practices, such as
publishing: from paper to
digital and from blogging
to a potential business.
Followed by “Adriano
(Olivetti)’s Memoirs” to
understand how the web
can offer you the chance
to update and talk once
again about historical
moments of innovation
and change. On Saturday
12th, the protagonists of
the Net, an excellent environment for building new
businesses and a tool for
innovating existing business models and now
obsolete supply chains
as well as Big Data that
accelerates new and old
business practices.
VENUE
VENUE
Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna
INTERNET 4 CITIZENS
INTERNET 4 TELLERS
T-TOUR
Friday 11th, a colourful
and tasty day discussing rural life, innovation
in agricultural production and the establishment of new and existing eating behaviours.
On Saturday the 12 th the
“civic” use of media,
hackers and internet
ethics will be explored
in a continuous dialogue which will blur
the boundaries between the “apocalyptics” and the “conformists” in a bubbling
debate. Is the internet a
risk for personal freedom or is it the best
possible means of democratic participation?
Friday 11th, a whole
day devoted to women
and the way they are
represented through
and on the net. Topical subjects such as
femicide will also be
discussed.
On Saturday 12th the
near future will make
an entrance. Nowadays
it appears possible to
predict future political, social, economic
and urban scenarios
by managing the treasure trove of Big Data.
Prevention, prediction,
safety, control: a day
at the IF 2013 hovering
somewhere between
Minority Report and
Big Brother.
We all use Facebook, have
an email address, search
for information on Google
or for a song on YouTube
and we all think we know
how to use the internet. But
what is our actual grasp of
the web?
T-Tours at the Internet Festival are entirely devoted
to providing education and
training in response to the
following suggestion: to
get to grips with resources
and technologies related to
the web, making them tools
to improve our knowledge,
studies and work but also,
and arguably in particular,
to help us become savvy
internet users.
From Thursday 10th there
will be four days of interactive tutorials, seminars,
workshops, exhibitions,
games and conferences in
the name of the Digital Revolution.
VENUE
VENUE
Cinema Teatro Lux
VENUE
Stazione Leopolda
Giardino Scotto
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Innovating in the well-being to improve the future
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EXHIBITIONS & SHOWS
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10th to 13th October
Ponte di Mezzo
Installation
Idea and realisation by Fondazione Sistema Toscana
AEON S'N
Aeon Soon. Eternity in a moment. A moment that turns into eternity. The roads of space/time.
Faster computers, more elaborate programmes, faster cars, communication in qbit, but our blood
continues to run at the same speed. Speed is our passport to the eternal moment.
Aeon Soon is a multimedia work following time as it is perceived by those living inside it. Fast/slow.
Aeon Soon is a journey where time stands still and accelerates. Where arriving is leaving. Where
movement appears to be stopping and the fastest action is static. The result appears to be the same.
Do you see wheat being moved by a train, or a train travelling through a completely still wheat field?
Is the observer still? At the top of the tower time is faster.
The observer is a machine/man. Wheat is the universe. A train is speed. Fast/slow. Two journeys, two
corridors of space/time, random/run, “faster faster slower slower” screams the person observing wheat.
Stop and enjoy the speed of events or run to try and beat evolution? The land and its images are
losing the idea of time and they are being infinitely dissected into a perfect cycle of micro and
macroscopic events.
Nothing is faster than light. But light, if you observe it, appears to be still.
The time limbo between speed and statis is the fourth dimension of aeon soon, an eternal moment
where the observer finds refuge to escape from the impetuous wind of time.
Out of place
5th October to 20th November
- Tuesday to Friday 6pm/9pm
- Saturday to Sunday 10am/7pm
- Closed Mondays
Centro Espositivo SMS per le Arti
Contemporanee - San Michele degli Scalzi
Viale delle Piagge
Exhibition
Andrea Santarlasci
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EXHIBITIONS & SHOWS
A. Santarlasci’s personal exhibition is opening with
an unusual site-specific work: he is illuminating the
bell tower of San Michele and some of the window
slits of the convent cells.
Discrete and almost imperceptible during the day
(when the tones are kept at a consistent level save
for some slight changes enlivening the work), the
illumination becomes increasingly more visible as
the daylight fades.
The aim of this theatre is not to illuminate or
represent something, but to keep the blue colour of
the daylight sky going well into the night.
In some original and past works - which all perfectly
balance concept with emotion - Santarlasci unites
subjects and motifs running through his work: the
relationship between the natural and the artificial,
the microcosm and the macrocosm, inside and
outside and vision and representation.
Visit to the DREAMSLab
#dayone #beniculturali
On the first day of the Festival, visitors will be able to
immerse themselves in places of historical interest which
are now either closed to the public or no longer exist.
Interactive tools about the diagnostics and conservation
of artwork, platforms for sharing and collaboratively
managing knowledge, 3D acquisition technologies and
virtual restoration will be made available to the public.
Visit to the DREAMSLab
#daytwo #scienza e medicina
On the second day of the Festival, innovative interactive
graphic tools for studying and analysing scientific data
will be made available to the public: virtually immerge
yourself inside the CERN CMS experiment in Geneva,
passing from the macroscopic to the microscopic to
analyse collisions between subatomic particles.
The visit ends with the virtual reality system CAVE 3D
from DREAMSLab, which recreates immersive and
reconfigurable virtual environments.
Friday 11th October
11am/midday – 3pm/4pm
DREAMSLab, Palazzo della Carovana,
Scuola Normale Superiore,
Visit
DREAMSLab,
Prof. Vincenzo Barone (SNS)
Saturday 12th October
11am/1pm
DREAMSLab, Palazzo della Carovana,
Visit
DREAMSLab,
Prof. Vincenzo Barone (SNS)
EXHIBITIONS & SHOWS
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Innovation Ecology
(Installation: video and generative sound,
real-time BigData, Natural Language Analysis)
In what terms is innovation spoken about in Italy? Who is speaking
about it? And where? What are the relationships between the
people having these conversations?
As we interact on global social networking sites we are generating
new public spaces used to express ourselves, work, consume,
make decisions and relate to one another on a daily basis. Markets
consist of millions of texts that can be used for geolocalization,
analysis and visualisation. A new human topography is emerging,
a landscape of information (infoscape), and with this the chance
to create and use new maps and original tools to understand the
desires, visions and attitudes of citizens by opening new spaces
for businesses, urban planning, public politics and social cohesion.
Innovation Ecology displays the Italian ecosystem of innovation,
showing how it emerges out of conversations happening in real
time on social networks.
Walk show – Nomad Conversations
with Carlo Infante
A walk around the Festival, equipped with radioheadphones to connect to the internet. Like a “smart
swarm” we will debate innovation in the local area
and comment on several of this year’s IF events:
from Rural Hub to The Net, a feminine noun, to The
Memoirs of Adriano (Olivetti), we will also pass by
the Palazzo dei Congressi (housing the Smartup
area) to say ‘hi’. A walk show around various Festival
venues. Meeting point, Gipsoteca di Arte Antica.
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EXHIBITIONS & SHOWS
10th to 13th October
9am/7pm
2pm/7pm
Palazzo
dei Congressi
Installation
By Salvatore Iaconesi
and Oriana Persico
AOS - Art is Open Source
www.artisopensource.net
Starts 2.45pm
Friday 11th October
Meeting point: Logge de’ Banchi
Walk around Pisa and various Festival
venues
Visit
Organised by Carlo Infante
#instapop – Navigating the Mondorondo
6pm/midnight
28th September – 27th October 2013
Exhibition Space Sopra le Logge
Via degli Uffizi
The event promoted and organised by the cultural
association Civico29Lab – Incubatore Culturale was born
out of a need to show how so-called “Contemporary Pop
Art” reinterprets, influenced by new means of expression
and communication, changing times and society. The
Tuscan artist Aleandro Roncarà shows us his human
side, by using a direct language bursting with intense
colours and humour. His Pop Art could be described
as user-friendly: in the same way the average user is
introduced to computers and the internet, iconically and
intuitively “protected” from any technical information,
Roncarà’s acrylics on canvas introduce us and bring
us closer to an interior world, “protecting us” from any
conceptual information.
Exhibition
Sponsored by:
10th, 11th, 12th October
Cinema Lumiere
Theatre
Curated by
I sacchi di sabbia
by Franco Farina.
Scrollkit by
Claudia Vago aka Tigella
DivinLavoro
Storytelling in three canticas
Is Italy still a republic founded on work? Is it possible, every
now and again, for the word “work” not to be associated with
the lack of it and the resulting depression? Does work still
occupy the same position in our society? What jobs will there
be in the future?
DivinLavoro is delving into this ‘dark forest’ of questions,
without claiming to be able to give any answers. For three
consecutive evenings many stories about work will be given
a voice; using the structure of Dante’s Divine Comedy and
following Virgil as an inspirational guide, we will explore the
current job market through the Inferno, Purgatory and Paradise
of work itself.
DivinLavoro is a dramatic storytelling, where ordinary and
exceptional stories will be sung in turn by exceptional singers.
There will be actors, amongst others. Intellectuals, journalists,
musicians and designers will make up the chorus, talking about
honest problems and giving examples that otherwise would not
have the chance to emerge and be told. The internet is a tool for
collecting and a tool for talking.
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Sunday 13th October
5pm/6.30pm
Cinema Teatro Lux
Theatre
Mario Perrotta - Paola Roscioli
A town of diaries
The Fondazione Archivio Diaristico of Pieve Santo Stefano asked Mario Perrotta to transform
his book Il paese dei diari (A town of diaries) into a piece of storytelling, which talks about the
activities of their cultural institution in an unconventional way.
The book discusses some of the typical diaries that have been preserved in the collection in
Pieve. In the spirit that has become the trademark of the Archive - where all diaries are welcome
and valued - the play closes with a reading (a different one each performance) from a diary of a
person sitting in the room, or, in the case of the deceased, a relative to pay homage.
A Fondazione Archivio Diaristico Nazionale Production
A play by Mario Perrotta, author of the book with the same title
Grazie al contributo di:
Thursday 10th October
10.30pm/midnight
Cinema Lumiere
Concert
Curated by Associazione
Toscana Musiche and Ex Wide
Paolo Angeli
Paolo Angeli is one of jazz’s best kept secrets.
This Sardinian guitarist has the skills to conjure up beautiful music unlike any you have ever heard
before, and all from one instrument. In his most recent record “Sale Quanto Basta” the metaphor of
cooking, measuring ingredients by eye and by taste, encapsulates the poetics of a musician mapping
out a perfect journey between the different coastlines of the Mediterranean.
Inside a huge copper jug full of salt, Angeli transports a set lasting more than an hour to be shared
out at every port where he lands.
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EXHIBITIONS & SHOWS
Firday 11th October
10.30/midnight
Cinema Lumiere
Concert
Curated by Associazione Toscana
Musiche and Ex Wide
Arve Henriksen Quartet
An exceptional Norwegian quartet, put together by trumpet player Arve Henriksen, renowned
for the unusual fluty sound of his instrument and Jan Bang, electronics performer and father of
“live remix”.
“I listened to lots of Don Cherry and Miles Davis, but Nils-Petter and Jon Hassell inspired me the
most. One day Nils introduced me to Japanese shakuhachy and it was then that I knew which
road I wanted to go down with my trumpet. I consider my music to be contemporary, sounds and
music for films.” Under the Norwegian spotlight for many years, Arve Henriksen has made the
original timbre of his trumpet and equally original use of voice his trademark. The latter, strongly
connected to nature, often tells of experiences that have had an impact on him.
Arve Henriksen - trumpet, voice, keyboards and electronics
Jan Bang - keyboards and electronics + sound engineering
Audun Kleive / Helge Norbakken - drums/perc. + sound/light eng
Mr. T-Bone & Friends
Saturday 12th October
10.30pm/midnight
Cinema Lumiere
Concert
Curated by Associazione Toscana
Musiche and Ex Wide
In all the years I spent on tour, travelling around the
world, I met and got to know many many musicians
who I shared a stage, dressing room, song and trip
with… you make thousands of connections during a
life on tour and my dream has always been to bring
all these people together so they can interact with
each other, share their music and in turn make new
connections. Only putting all these people together
in one studio would have been incredibly expensive
and not to mention technically impossible. But the
internet has made it possible and so the first ever
“online” ska record was born.
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VOCAL
COUNTERPOINT
THROUGH
12 STORIES
The stories
of the people
in the Archivio
Diaristico
of Pieve Santo
Stefano
The storytelling section is one of the new features of
the IF2013 programme. In this space, organised by the
Archivio Diaristico of Pieve Santo Stefano, Italy’s stories
will be told, the pages of diaries preserved by the Archivio
will be read out. Pages from normal life. The voices of
actors Paola Roscioli and Mario Perrotta will offer Festival
audiences a perfect meeting point between the past and the
future. In the name of memory. The Archivio of Pieve Santo
Stefano preserves more than 6,400 texts including diaries,
memoirs and letters. Since 1984 it has been carrying out
important work to preserve memory in written form, as
well as promoting the Pieve Saverio Tutino prize, which is
now in its 29 th year.
FRIDAY 11th OCTOBER
Clelia Marchi’s story
Andrea Francini and Carmine Rizzo’s story
Giuseppe Forcignanò’s story
Vincenzo Rabito’s story
Margherita Ianelli’s story
Flora Ritter’s story
10.45am/10.55am
12.25pm/12.35pm
12.35pm/12.45pm
3.35pm/3.45pm
3.45pm/3.55pm
4.55pm/5.05pm
Scuola Sant' Anna
Cinema Teatro Lux
Scuola Sant' Anna
Cinema Teatro Lux
10.45am/10.55am
11.15am/11.25am
12.10pm/12.20pm
3.45pm/3.55pm
4.40pm/4.50pm
4.45pm/4.55pm
Scuola Sant' Anna
Cinema Teatro Lux
Cinema Teatro Lux
Scuola Sant' Anna
SATURDAY 12th OCTOBER
Valerio Daniel De Simoni’s story
Claudio Foschini’s story
Luigi Re’s story
Dan Rabà’s story
Paola Oliva Bertelli’s story
Fabrizio Rossi’s story
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EXHIBITIONS & SHOWS
MUSICAL
COUNTERPOINTS
A project by
Associazione
Toscana Musiche
and Ex Wide
FRIDAY 11th OCTOBER
Scuola Sant’Anna,
Gipsoteca di Arte Antica,
Cinema Teatro Lux
The musical counterpoint section is one of the new features
of the IF 2013 programme. During meetings, panels and
keynote speeches across the three subject areas of the
Festival, three original musical projects created specifically
for the Festival will be alternated, like real musical
counterpoints.
THE PROTAGONISTS:
LP HEROES
Silvia Bolognesi: double bass, voice, percussion
Daniele Paoletti: drums, voice electromechanics
This unusual duo have taken on a project of reinterpretation; a
reinterpretation of rock songs from the 1970s to the present day.
On this undoubtedly rich and patchy background, the two artists
play with their own ideas about sound and arrangement.
VIOLINOSOLO
Ruben Chaviano: violin, effects, loop station
From Jazz to Rock taking a detour via the melting pot of Latin.
An unusual musical experience. Accompanied by an amplified
violin and a multi-effect pedal keyboard. Reinterpreting melodies
- sometimes distorting them, sometimes adding unusual effects characterises the beauty and originality of this performance.
Scuola Sant’Anna,
Cinema Teatro Lux
ELECTROFENDER
Simone Graziano: Fender Rhodes, electronics
Andrea Melani: drums
In this original duo, Fender Rhodes and multi-effect drums bring
a performance fusing jazz, electronic music and improvisation to
life, creating acoustic versions of electronic vibes.
Video Post A typo
11th and 12th October
SMS Biblio - ground floor
Exhibition
By the Collective A typo
(Alessandra Ioalè, Luca Leggero, Marcantonio
Lunardi, Ilaria Sabbatini, Guido Segni, Silvana
Vassallo, Giacomo Verde)
A typo is a virtual publishing house concerned with
the promotion and production of “real” artists’
books - either unique or replicable - which are
creatively and atypically related to the immateriality
of the media and the internet. An integrated
response to e-books. Reconfiguring “artists’
books” in an era of digital dematerialisation and
online publishing.
A typo promotes and produces artists’ books that:
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EXHIBITIONS & SHOWS
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THURSDAY 10th OCTOBER
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IF Launch
The Internet Festival 2013 is opening with a talk show involving
the 9 promoters of the Festival: institutions, studies and research
centres, business and civil society representatives are meeting
to discuss the political and strategic background of the IF 2013,
hosted by Davide De Crescenzo, the director of intoscana.it.
From the F of Facebook to the T of Twitter
Do you think you know everything about social media? An
interview with the authors of “Nell’acquario di Facebook” and
“Cittadini di Twitter” focusing on the use and over-use of these
two popular social networks.
3.30pm/4.30pm
Logge dei Banchi
6.00pm/7.00pm
Ubik Bookshop
Via Garofani, 6
eBookeria
Presentation
A talk with Gruppo Ippolita and Francesco Di Costanzo,
moderator Claudia Vago
“Crowdwriting, a collaborative writing experience”
Launch and reading of the novel “In territorio nemico”, a choral
epopee involving more than one hundred writers. The novel
is influenced by the memories of people who experienced
the war and have not stopped talking about it since. After the
reading, there will be a wine tasting courtesy of wine producers
Kilometroventuno and Literary café Volta Pagina.
7.00pm/8.00pm
Caffè Letterario
Volta Pagina
Via S. Martino, 71
eBookeria
Reading
Vanni Santoni - collective industrial writing
“IF Talk Show”
Voices and figures from the Festival: Citizens, Makers, Tellers,
Shaping the future and T-Tour.
7.00pm/8.00pm
Logge dei Banchi
intoscana.it
Talk Show
Live streaming on www.intoscana.it
Travelling Salesman
Four mathematicians are hired by the US government to solve
the most powerful problem in computer science history.
8.30pm/10.00pm
Cineclub Arsenale
Cinema & Web
Screening
A film by Timothy Lanzone (USA/2012/80’)
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THURSDAY 10 th OCTOBER 2013
DivinLavoro, storytelling in three canticas: the “Inferno”
In a sort of dantesque jam session, web tales will be combined
with verses from Dante’s Inferno: voices telling stories, music and
live paintings by Tuono Pettinato will be featured at the captivating
theatre Lumiere, with very special guests Marino Sinibaldi and
Sergio Givone.
9.00pm/10.00pm
Cinema Lumiere
Theatre
Featuring special guests Marino Sinibaldi and Sergio Givone.
Live sketching by Tuono Pettinato
Live music
“Sale quanto basta” by Paolo Angeli.
View performance details in “Exhibitions and Shows”.
10.00pm/11.30pm
Cinema Lumiere
Concert
Organised by Associazione Toscana Musiche and Ex Wide
THURSDAY 10 th OCTOBER 2013
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ULTRA INTERNET
NAVIGA IN UN MONDO NUOVO
Condividi e comunica con la qualità
e la velocità dell’Ultra Internet 4G LTE.
Per informazioni sull’offerta e sulla copertura 4G LTE di TIM, chiama il 119 o vai su tim.it
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FRIDAY 11th OCTOBER
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After 400 years of analogue technology, information
publishing is changing its spots and going digital.
But it’s still the quality of the journalism that counts.
For four centuries information publishing has played a central role in
the development of modern civilisation, especially through the medium
of printed newspapers which the digital revolution is now sidelining.
How can this tumultuous change be handled to protect journalism?
10.00am/11.00am
Scuola Superiore
Sant’Anna
Makers
KNS
Carlo De Benedetti
How ‘feminisms’ burst your filter bubble.
10.00am/10.40am
The Gruppo Ippolita analyses the Cercatrice di Rete di Women.it
project (Ass. Orlando - BO) in the light of the essay “Lights and
shades of Google” (Feltrinelli 2007, Payot&Rivages 2010) soon
to be published in English (Theory on demand, INC Amsterdam).
Keywords: Profiling, anarcho-capitalism, emotional pornography,
radical transparency, algocracy, nerd supremacism, Queer code.
Cinema Teatro Lux
Tellers
KNS
Gruppo Ippolita
The Ag Tech Revolution
10.00am/10.40am
We’re at the beginning of the most radical transformation of
our agriculture industry since the Green Revolution. Until now,
innovation in agriculture has been concentrated on seeds, inputs
and hardware. Now, as information and technology disrupt
virtually every industry, like healthcare, media and education, the
agriculture industry is beginning to use technology to improve
operations, communications and profitability. While incumbents
like John Deere have developed agribusiness solutions, there
has also been an explosion of tech start-ups; farmers and food
advocates who are creating solutions for small and medium-sized
farms. This talk will explore the ag tech start-up ecosystem and
how it’s creating value for farmers all over the world.
Citizens
KNS
Danielle Gould
The (virtual) body of women
10.50am/12.30pm
In 2009 a documentary by Lorella Zanardo talked about the
disappearance from TV of women, real women that is, who had been
replaced by a grotesque, vulgar and humiliating representation of
themselves. And what is happening on the Internet? Thanks to the
techniques of Teatro dell’Oppresso we will invite the public to take
part, and therefore also take a stand with, a conference in which
we will explore the Internet and the ways women are presented and
self-presented, the use being made of their bodies, and the space
they occupy as creators and users of content.
Cinema Teatro Lux
1HZTPUH;LúHUV]Pǅ, Giovanna Maina, Alessia Rastelli, Emma
Pietrafesa, Morena Ragone. Coordinator Claudia Vago, with the
participation of Massimiliano Filoni and Vanja Buzzini (GiolliCoop)
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FRIDAY 11th OCTOBER 2013
Tellers
Active conference
Rural Hub: moving towards rural-social innovation
11.00am/1.00pm
It might seem strange to take the word ‘rural’ as our starting point for
a journey into innovation. In a period of connected and confessional
culture, the consumer is becoming increasingly informed and aware,
and increasingly immersed in the “story” of food.
So it’s a meeting to explore rurality 2.0, its approaches,
experiences, virtual communities and the main development
paths for the future. An event in collaboration with Rural Hub.
Citizens
Panel
Vittorio Sangiorgio, Stevie Kim, Lorenzo Allevi, Rita Polarolo,
Elena Martusciello, Gianluca Brunori. Moderator Roberto Bernabò
in collaboration with Alex Giordano.
The paper king is dead, long live the digital king?
European editors and a dramatic transition
The exchange of experiences between publishing companies and
the activities of European editors’ organisations is creating an
ecosystem which, especially with regard to regulations, makes the
transition from analogue to digital less onerous for information
producers. Ideas and solutions are compared.
11.10am/12.20pm
Scuola Superiore
Sant’Anna
Makers
Panel
Angela Mills Wade, Florian Nehm, Νίκοs Gouraros,
moderator Mario Tedeschini Lalli
“IF Talk Show”
11.30am/12.30pm
Voices and figures from the Festival. Citizens, Makers, Tellers,
Shaping the Future and T-Tour.
Logge dei Banchi
intoscana.it
Talk Show
Web-News IF
12.30pm/1.30pm
IF 2013 in an hour: in-depth analyses, digressions, oddities and
encounters.
Logge dei Banchi
intoscana.it
Web-News
Digital News: difference is what makes the business!
12.40pm/1.30pm
In the digital information ecosystem different players offer different
ways of spreading information. Newsrooms that concentrate on
their own local situation have to deal with traditional structures
struggling with their own digital transformation. Others point to
new information spaces that are trying to capture the interest of
the reader.
Scuola Superiore
Sant’Anna
Makers
Panel
Marco Giovannelli, Marco Bardazzi, Serena Danna,
moderator Antonio Rossano
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The female body:
between unconscious, freedom and violence.
Rounding off the morning, the author of the research into femicide
which led to a book, written with Serena Dandini, and to the
“Mortally wounded” communication project will be appearing. A
reflection on victims and their killers, on women and on men, on
cultural and social stereotypes, with the scientific data to hand.
12.50pm/1.20pm
Cinema Teatro Lux
Tellers
KNS
Maura Misiti
SIC Workshop – Collective Industrial Writing
2.30pm/8.30pm
The SIC - Collective Industrial Writing - method makes it possible
for collective novels and short stories to be created by big and
small writing groups. The workshop, for a limited number by
reservation only, intends to draft a short story inspired by the
style of the extremely brief, striking tales of Swiss writer and
playwright Friedrich Dürrenmatt. As this creative process is going
on, the way the SIC method works will be illustrated. To take part
in the workshop you need to use your own laptop or tablet.
SMS Biblio
Hall 2° floor
eBookeria
Workshop
Gregorio Magini
Fathers & Sons
3.00pm/3.30pm
Sixty years of full immersion in technological innovation in search
of ideas, projects and talents. From Ivrea to Silicon Valley, from a
pioneering father to an experimental son, a captivating journey of
6500 km and half an hour to understand how innovation rhymes
with fascination.
Scuola Superiore
Sant’Anna
Makers
Double Interview
Elserino Piol and Alessandro Piol, interviewed by Claudio Giua
The Green Economy
3.00pm/3.40pm
We are (however slowly) transitioning to a sustainable economy.
We only have so much planet and so much time. And this means
going beyond business as usual. And accounting for all the hidden
costs of the extractive economy in environmental and social
degradation. The exciting possibility (as with other big trends
like digital or globalisation) being innovation, developing new
business models. There are a number of these models which fit
well into existing businesses and help justify developing green
alternatives. But the really exciting new possibilities lie beyond
these, in collaborative, abundant and effortless models - working
with nature (and human nature) not against. And rather than
converging on one ‘COP15 style’ consensus we will more likely
see a patchwork of local solutions, with the emerging world
playing an increasing role in all of this.
John Grant
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Citizens
KNS
Women for Intelligent and Smart Territories:
the Internet, differences and skills
People talk about Smart Cities and Smart Regions planned and
managed by local authorities, but in Italy councils (district,
provincial and regional) and boards still include too low a percentage
of women. Gender differences and skills can be an incentive to
bring together all the differences and skills of the country.
3.00pm/3.30pm
Cinema Teatro Lux
Tellers
KNS
Flavia Marzano
Outlook for self-publishing
Self-publishing is growing fast. What are the opportunities for authors
and the role for editors? With Edoardo Brugnatelli, self-publishing
manager at Mondadori, Antonio Tombolini, MD of Simplicissimus
Book Farm, Anna Maria Borrello, self-published on Amazon.
3.00pm/4.20pm
SMS Biblio
Presentation Hall
eBookeria
Panel
Antonio Tombolini, Edoardo Brugnatelli, Anna Maria Borrello,
moderator Alessia Rastelli
Gender digital divide. When the digital divide has a gender
3.30pm/4.50pm
There are various reasons for the digital divide, the concrete fact
of being able to access information technology. Men and women
are not equal in terms of access and the opportunity to take part
in the information society. We will analyse the situation and the
causes of this rift; we will hear about experiments that try to
overcome this divide and make it easier for women to be included
in the processes to produce and consume flows of information.
Cinema Teatro Lux
Tellers
Panel
Ivana Pais, Julie Bicocchi, Frieda Brioschi, Leda Guidi, Flavia Marzano,
moderator Claudia Vago
Memories of Adriano (Olivetti)
4.00pm/5.30pm
The Olivetti case: the Italian story of innovation recounted by
Michele Mezza, with contributions and witness accounts from
those were part of this story, have been an enriching part of a
multimedia presentation made up of films, photographs and the
remembrance of historical characters.
Scuola Superiore
Sant’Anna
Makers
Panel
Elserino Piol, Giuseppe Cecchini, Renato Soru, moderator Michele Mezza
Rural Hub Investor Day.
Presentation of innovative start-ups in the green area
Rural Hub Investor Day is an impressive event about rural
innovation. Venture capitalists, business angels, big companies and
M&A consultants are gathered in the same place with journalists,
media and, of course, start-up experts. Each one of our hosted
start-ups has the opportunity to give its 7-minute investor pitch to
the audience, followed by a 15-minute Q&A session. At the end, a
relaxing networking time gives our start-ups the opportunity to get
in touch with those interested in the projects and plan the follow-up
activities.
4.00pm/6.00pm
Citizens
Panel
A selection of start-ups in the farming sector present their project in
front of a group of venture capitalists, business angels, big companies
and consultants for M&A. Moderator Serena Danna
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“IF Talk Show”
4.30pm/6.30pm
Forms of future and T-Tour.
Logge dei Banchi
intoscana.it
Talk Show
Off topic
4.30pm/5.30pm
Free-flowing conversations on innovation, philosophy and music.
SMS Biblio
Presentation Hall
eBookeria
Panel
Participants Elio Matassi, Cristiano Godano and Ernesto Assante
Best of MashRome Film Fest 2013 Celebrating Arts
in the Remix Era
5.00pm/6.30pm
Best Of MashRome Film Fest 2013 is a selection of the best films
shown in the EIGHT sections of the 2013 festival: Mashprime,
Remix, Experimental, Animation, Documentary, Lyrical, Music
and Queer Mash. REMIX IS EVERYWHERE is the pay-off of
MashRome Film Fest, the first festival in Italy dedicated to mashup and to film remixing.
Cineclub Arsenale
On the Internet is business a woman?
5.10pm/6.30pm
The overview of start-ups in the US seems to suggest that the
Internet has created fertile ground in which good ideas can
germinate and grow, regardless of who sowed them. Is that also
true for women? And what is the situation in Italy? Does the
digital agenda pay enough attention to gender differences when
accessing production?
Cinema Teatro Lux
Cinema and Web
Film
Tellers
Panel
Monica Mehta, Maria Teresa Cometto, Riccarda Zezza, moderator
Alessio Jacona
I may dress like a nerd, but I can read trends
5.30pm/6.00pm
“‘Love is strange’, a paranormal love story... but then again when
was love ever normal?” 1HZTPUH;LúHUV]Pǅ
SMS Biblio
Presentation Hall
eBookeria
Presentation
Bruce Sterling interviewed by Letizia Sechi
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Superstar graphene
5.30pm/7.00pm
Discovered only in 2004, graphene is already the subject of more
than 10 thousand registered patents. The extraordinary physical
properties of this two-dimensional sheet of carbon atoms promise to
revolutionise the world as we know it, starting from nano-electronics.
Shaping the Future
Panel
Valentina Tozzini, Vincenzo Palermo, moderator Marco Magrini
How cinema makes a mash-up of our heads
6.30pm/7.00pm
Think of Memento or Inception or more concretely of Avatar. The
question is an epistemological one. In total good faith, we believe
we are the authors/creators of how we edit our media. Precisely
the opposite is true. Films, videos, YouTube put the plot and its
shape into our heads. Digital has broken us up into pieces. It all
has to be remixed, even the real with the virtual. Only binary logic
lets us make a virtual reconstruction of a person’s identity. What
can we see reflected in this mirror?
Cineclub Arsenale
Cinema and Web
KNS
Derrick De Kerckhove
Meet the media guru - Special edition IF 2013
6.30pm/8.00pm
Special guest Jeffrey Schnapp, director of the University of Harvard’s
metaLAB, a key figure in the field of “digital humanities” or how
digital is going to impact on models for the production, dissemination
and transmission of culture. Schnapp will illustrate his vision of what
the future of cultural institutions will be and how it will change our
enjoyment of culture through more participative processes.
Humanist reflections in
the time of the Internet
Jeffrey T. Schnapp
Troglodata. The future of the Internet seen from our caves
6.30pm/7.00pm
A never-ending journey, experienced through CD burners,
streamed films, social networks and smartphone anxiety.
SMS Biblio
Presentation Hall
eBookeria
Presentation
Conversation with the author of the e-book, Lorenzo Mannella
Mash-up, remix: new languages for new technologies
7.00am/8.00pm
Cutting, mixing, quoting, cross-pollinating: the video mash-up, a
cultural phenomenon that explores fresh paths and uses published
and republished materials, has found its home on the Web, the
place to access contents, share them, gather ideas, and co-create.
Cineclub Arsenale
Cinema and Web
Panel
Mariangela Matarozzo, Alessandra Lo Russo, Derrick De Kerckhove,
Danilo Torre, moderator Sandra Lischi
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Web-News IF
7.00pm/8.00pm
IF 2013 in an hour: in-depth analyses, digressions, oddities and
encounters.
Logge dei Banchi
intoscana.it
Web-News
Tech & the City. Start-up in New York a model for Italy
7.00pm/7.30pm
How can young people in Italy be given a future? How can we
replicate a model like Silicon Valley? New York is the case study, a
source of inspiration for other cities, countries and cultures which
might have missed the first wave of the technological revolution.
SMS Biblio
Presentation Hall
eBookeria
Presentation
Alessandro Piol and Maria Teresa Cometto, led by Claudio Giua
We had the Moon:
a multimedia book to restore an Italian digital memory
A book which, thanks to its multimedia structure and to its being
backed up by a database made up of a collection of audiovisual
elements, becomes an Aladdin’s lamp that releases memories and
virtual scenarios.
7.30pm/8.00pm
SMS Biblio
Presentation Hall
E-bookeria
Presentation
Michele Mezza
Final Cut - Ladies and Gentlemen
A mash-up composed of about 500 films from the history of cinema.
The great classics reassembled in such a way as to create anachronistic
and irresistible sentimental plot lines between the celluloid icons of the
whole of cinema’s history. The eccentric Hungarian director worked on
this in the editing suite for more than three years.
8.30pm/10.00pm
Cineclub Arsenale
Cinema and Web
Film
A film by György Pálfi (Hungary/2012/85’)
DivinLavoro, a theatrical work in three poems: “Purgatory”
9.00pm/10.00pm
With the poem about Purgatory as a background, the stories from
the web alternate in a progressive spiral towards “purification”
until they reach the extraordinary story of the prisoner - the
David of Donatello award-winning actor, Aniello Arena. The
designer Sergio Ponchione will illustrate the evening live.
Cinema Lumiere
Show
With the participation of Lucia Annunziata and Aniello Arena.
Live sketching by Sergio Ponchione
Live music
10.00pm/11.30pm
Arve Henriksen Quartet
Investigations into “Monsters and Spectacles”.
Cinema Lumiere
Curated by Associazione Toscana Musiche and Ex Wide
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Concert
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Authors discuss their rights
What are the regulations for using content taken from the internet?
In a time when crowdsourcing is commonplace and huge amounts
of authors’ materials are online, what regulations should be in
place, if any? Creative commons or authors’ rights?
10.00am/10.40am
Scuola Superiore
Sant’Anna
Makers
Panel
Guido Scorza, Stefano Quintarelli, Isabella Splendore,
moderator Claudio Giua
Civic media, algorithms and the future of democratic
participation
Foundation <ahref presents CIVI.CI, a new tool that collects and
organises suggestions and helps communities to make shared
decisions, institutions to govern better and citizens to be valued
more.
10.00am/11.10am
Scuola Normale
Superiore
Citizens
Panel
Robert Bjarnason, Pietro Speroni di Fenizio, moderator Adolfo Frediani
The Politics of Twitter Data
10.00am/10.30am
This talk looks into how Twitter has been considered since it
was launched in 2006 as an ambient friend-following and
messaging utility, modelled after dispatch communications. As
Jack Dorsey, the Twitter co-founder, phrased it, Twitter also did
rather well during disasters and elections, and subsequently
became an event-following tool, at once shedding at least in
part its image as a what-I-had-for-lunch medium. Most recently,
Twitter has settled into a data set, one that is of value for Twitter,
Inc. and also is archived by the Library of Congress. Each of
these objects, described here as Twitter I, Twitter II, and Twitter
III, have elicited particular approaches to its study. The talk takes
each object in turn, describing the debates and scholarship
around them, and provides a framework to situate past, current
and future Twitter research.
Cinema Teatro Lux
Tellers
KNS
Richard Rogers
“Numbers don’t talk by themselves, we talk for them”
10.40am/11.00am
Words from an unconventional statistician who uses numbers
with caution. A conversation between Antonella Napolitano and
Nate Silver, a world expert on Big Data and its influential role on
future politics.
Cinema Teatro Lux
Antonella Napolitano interviews Nate Silver
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SATURDAY 12 th OCTOBER 2013
Tellers
Recorded interview
The future of politics in important conversations
11.00am/12.10pm
The internet is becoming a multi-dimensional universe that gives
importance to relationships, the volume of social flow and how
frequently pages, blogs and portals are updated.
Big Data is an enormous amount of content. Content is not only
information, but a constant workflow generating knowledge,
explaining current stories and identifying trends and the “sentiments”
of society out of the infinite number of bytes. For politics, Big Data
is an opportunity for “learning potential”, which, if interpreted well,
enables future scenarios and trends to be understood at a political
level. This model also applies to other areas.
Cinema Teatro Lux
Tellers
Panel
Antonella Napolitano, Marco Guidi, Richard Rogers, Cristian Vaccari,
Ready Steady Start-up!
11.00am/12.40pm
First and foremost the internet is an opportunity. It has now proven
itself to be an extraordinary environment for building new businesses,
but it is also the best tool for innovating existing business models
or supply chains that are now obsolete. Can the internet really help
traditional businesses to innovate their processes and products?
Scuola Superiore
Sant’Anna
Makers
Panel
Alberto Zilio, Ryan Heath, Marco Sgroi, Carlo Maria Medaglia,
moderator James Fontanella Khan
Up close and personal with digital books
11.00am/1.00pm
Meet the interactive world of the e-book. You will be told how to
download, read and create an e-book. Similarities and differences
between paper books and their digital counterparts will be analysed,
with a focus on the role of the book in the digital ecosystem.
SMS - Presentation Hall
eBookeria
Workshop
Lorenzo Fabbri and Marco Ferrario
“IF Talk Show”
11.30am/12.30pm
Logge dei Banchi
intoscana.it
Talk Show
Live straming on www.intoscana.it
Societing Revolution: towards a pirated modernity
11.30am/1.10pm
The Arab Spring, Occupy, Anonymous as well as the 5 Stelle
movement have highlighted the problematic relationship between
the internet and politics with a new sense of urgency.
Meanwhile, digital media has provided new spaces for politics. A
reflection on the new challenges for the politics of information in the
21st century.
Scuola Normale
Superiore
Citizens
Panel
Ravi Sundaram, Alex Giordano, Alessandro Delfanti, Maitrayee Deka,
Carlo Saverio Iorio, Jaromil, moderator Adam Arvidsson
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Crime risks in the digital city
12.20pm/1.30pm
Can research and technology help to prevent and provide evidence
for crimes? The European project eSecurity makes futuristic
scenarios - like those in Philip K. Dick’s novels - a reality. It
identifies urban spaces at risk of crime, disorder and insecurity
and predicts crime risks by combining data on networks,
according to regional variances, Big Data from Smart Cities and
the sentiment towards crime and urban decay.
Cinema Teatro Lux
Tellers
Panel
Andrea Di Nicola, Cesare Furlanello, Giuseppe Espa, Salvatore Ascione,
Federico Brenzoni, moderator Mario Tedeschini Lalli
Web-News IF
12.30pm/1.30pm
IF 2013 in one hour: in-depth analyses, digressions, oddities and
debate.
Logge dei Banchi
intoscana.it
Web-News
Live straming on www.intoscana.it
Workshop Sic – Collective Industrial Writing
2.30pm/8.30pm
The SIC - Collective Industrial Writing- method creates novels and
short stories in a collective act of writing. During the workshop
(limited spaces available, reservation required) we will draft a short
story, inspired by the brief and scathing style of Swiss writer and
playwright Friedrich Dürrenmatt. Whilst creating our draft the way
the SIC method works will be made manifest. To take part in the
workshop you will need to use your own laptop or tablet.
SMS Biblio - Hall 2° floor
eBookeria
Workshop
Gregorio Magini
Pisa vs. Livorno, the topics that unite and divide
3.00pm/4.40pm
What are the real borders between these neighbouring provinces?
This question will be put to the politicians governing our areas,
academics analysing huge amounts of social data and artists who
both jokingly and seriously discuss our two cities that have been
rivals since the dawn of time.
Cinema Teatro Lux
Tellers
Panel
Introduced by I Paguri and Marco Malvaldi. Followed by Marco
Filippeschi, Alessandro Cosimi, Dino Pedreschi, hosted and refereed by
Roberto Bernabò
Digital methods
3.00pm/3.20pm
In what ways can we study social media to learn something
about society itself? A new methodical opportunity to undertake
scientific, social and cultural research on the web. Research on
the web that goes well beyond the study of online culture.
Scuola Superiore
Sant’Anna
Richard Rogers
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Makers
KNS
Digital Dualism Vs. Augmented Reality
3.00pm/3.40pm
I will explore how we should understand the relationship between
digital connection and disconnection. For too long we have
understood the Web as “virtual”, as a separate “digital world’, as
some new “cyber’ space. This fiction I call “digital dualism” is no
longer useful and, instead, I propose a different interpretation
that views digitality and materiality as always enmeshed, coimplicated, and co-determining. I will apply this understanding
to current debates around digital connection and disconnection,
namely “unplugging”, “digital sabbaths”, “digital detoxes” and calls
to unplug, disconnect, and ban smartphones from more areas of
everyday life. Opposed to thinkers like Sherry Turkle, my critique of
digital dualism argues that there are no distinct on and offline, that
is, the so-called offline and disconnected is still deeply influenced
by the Web. Further, the Web, digitality, smartphones, Facebook and
the rest are always still deeply material and embodied. I conclude
that this current trend of promoting digital austerity is less about
demeaning the digital as merely “virtual” and more about claiming
that the disconnected is more “real” and human. We’ve created the
fiction of the online to simultaneously create the fiction of the “real”,
the “natural”, and the fully disconnected. This digital dualist ideal is
unachievable, conservative in its implications, and ultimately serves
to dehumanize those caught the highly augmented reality we live in.
Scuola Normale
Superiore
Citizens
KNS
Nathan Jurgenson
A digital investigation into algorithms and conversation:
Big Data and Digital Ethnography
The internet is our preferred space for exchanging opinions
about trends, products and our preferences. The quantitative
and qualitative analysis of conversational Big Data, Digital
Ethnography enables specific business trends to be identified,
consumer preferences to be understood and potential innovations
for brands and products to be established.
3.30pm/4.40pm
Scuola Superiore
Sant’Anna
Makers
Panel
Fosca Giannotti, Fabrizio Lillo , Alessandro Caliandro, Richard Rogers,
moderator Adam Arvidsson
The Web in white and black
4.00pm/6.00pm
Today, in the age of Web 2.0, we are attempting to question the
same dichotomy between integrated and apocalyptical positions
Umberto Eco discussed in 1964 about television. Two opposing
“formations”: the Whites and the Blacks, kept in order by a tamer.
A debate between those who consider the net to be something
ridiculous and those who can only see its positives. By the end of
the debate will there be a winner?
Scuola Normale
Superiore
Citizens
Panel
Andrew Keen, Evgeny Morozov, Nathan Jurgenson, Michel Bauwens,
Alex Giordano, moderator Massimo Russo
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The Fifth State, why working independently is our future
4.00pm/4.30pm
A book about the Fifth State, a worldwide picture of temporary,
independent and freelance workers. A journey bursting with
stories that reject the victimisation of the temporary worker and
instead launch an appeal to build a future based on cooperation
and sharing economies.
SMS Biblio
Presentation Hall
eBookeria
Presentation
Talk with Roberto Ciccarelli, co-author of the book, and Adriano Fabris.
Web Series: Shaping the Future – Pitch to the producer
4.30pm/6.00pm
Ten candidates, selected by the “Shaping the Future: Pitch to
the producer” team meet television and film producers behind
closed doors. The chance to promote new ways of connecting
authors and production houses, using the web as a productive
and distributive channel.
Cineclub Arsenale
“IF Talk Show”
4.30pm/6.30pm
Shaping the Future and T-Tours.
Logge dei Banchi
Cinema and Web
Pitch
intoscana.it
Talk Show
Off topic
4.30pm/5.30pm
The freedom to talk about innovation, philosophy and sport.
SMS Biblio
Presentation Hall
eBookeria
Featuring Elio Matassi, Claudia Fusani and a surprise guest.
Panel
PRISM, the dark side of data mining
5.00pm/6.10pm
PRISM is a secret electronic surveillance programme used by the
American government to analyse global communications from
the internet, telephones and memorised information in real time.
By analysing this data an overall picture of a person’s interests,
contacts and movements can be constructed. An Orwellian
nightmare or a guarantee of security for all?
Cinema Teatro Lux
Domenico Laforenza, Fabio Chiusi, Ernesto Belisario,
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Tellers
Panel
The business of digital data
5.00pm/6.30pm
Digital data contributes towards defining a new business ecosystem
by playing an active role in strategy building and communications,
as well as in production and product definition, which is increasingly
influenced by interacting/building relationships with the end user.
A conversation between vision and pragmatism, between the
imagination and research to understand the business it will become.
Scuola Superiore
Sant’Anna
Makers
Panel
Adam Arvidsson, Stefano Epifani, Dino Pedreschi, Bruce Sterling,
moderator Maurizio Ricci
A man who was perhaps called Ugo
5.30pm/6.30pm
Memoirs of Ugo Riccarelli, winner of the Campiello Prize 2013,
who one day took the risk of opening IF 2012.
SMS Biblio
Presentation Hall
eBookeria
Panel
Luca Ricci, Davide Guadagni, Athos Bigongiali, moderator Giorgio Meletti
Fake for real
5.30pm/7.30pm
Defining the real has always been an extremely difficult challenge
for mankind. Rediscovering dreams and phantasmagoria and the
emergence of new techno scientific and aesthetic paradigms - of which
the internet is cause and effect - announce the arrival of an unusual
equilibrium between the real and the fake. In what terms should we think
about and how should we live in the last certainty of our time, the fake?
Ecosophy of the present
Panel
Alberto Abruzzese, Claudia Attimonelli, Fabio La Rocca, Stéphane
Hugon, moderator Vincenzo Susca.
Opened by Fake for Real, opening tune by Claudia Attimonelli
Online publishing scouting: ilmioesordio
6.00pm/7.00pm
A meeting to talk about opportunities offered by digital publishing
platforms like ilmiolibro.it with a nod towards readers and books
in the digital age.
La Feltrinelli
Corso Italia 50
eBookeria
Panel
With the winners of ilmioesordio, authors Mavilla and Fracassi and
representatives from Feltrinelli and Gruppo Espresso.
Moderator Lorenzo Fabbri
Cinema and Web: new production and distribution models
6.30pm/8.00pm
Innovating film production through the web: a debate
between users of traditional methods and believers in new
ways of producing and distributing film online (webfiction,
crowdsourcing and crowdfunding, on demand).
Cineclub Arsenale
Cinema and Web
Panel
Leonardo Ferrara, Andrea Salerno, Tania Innamorati, Letizia Della Luna,
Alessandro Brunello, moderator Alessio Jacona
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The life of a multimedia journalist
6.30pm/7.00pm
From working for newspapers in countries on the borders of warzones
to directing the news and being the president of Rai. From experience in
building a press agency to returning to our screens and finally founding
the Huffington Post Italia. What can a multimedia career teach us?
SMS Biblio
Presentation Hall
eBookeria
KNS
Lucia Annunziata
Connecting Television. Markets and audiences for Internet TV
7.00pm/8.00pm
Television is rising again like a phoenix from the ashes:
increasingly “à la carte”, moulded by viewers choices. Television
that connects with Facebook and Twitter, an excellent space to
comment and criticise television programmes.
SMS Biblio
Presentation Hall
eBookeria
Presentation
Talk with Antonio Pavolini and Alberto Marinelli,
moderator Luca Alagna
Web-News IF
7.00pm/8.00pm
debate.
Logge dei Banchi
intoscana.it
Web -News
Google and the world brain
8.30pm/10.00pm
The most ambitious project ever conceived on the Internet:
Google’s master plan to scan every book in the world and the
people trying to stop them. Google says they are building a library
for mankind, but some say they also have other intentions.
Cineclub Arsenale
Film and Web
Screening
A film by Ben Lewis (Spain/United Kingdom/2012/ 89’)
DivinLavoro, storytelling in three canticas: “Paradise”
9.00pm/10.00pm
Finally in Paradise! “Commitment” and “voluntary work” are the
keywords of the evening. Stories taken from the net and told in the
mocking and ironic voice of David Riondino. With Cristiana Guccinelli.
Cinema Lumiere
Theatre
Starring David Riondino and Cristiana Guccinelli.
Live sketching by Guido Bartoli
Live music
10.00pm/11.30pm
Mr.T-Bone & Friends.
See “Exhibitions and Entertainment” for more information.
Cinema Lumiere
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Concert
SUNDAY 13th OCTOBER
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A crossroads of messages
How new technologies change us
A talk with Remo Bodei, guest on “IF Talk Show”
11.30am/12.30pm
To what extent do current means of communication, especially the
internet, affect the imagination and behaviour of individuals and
entire populations, by shaping what we expect to achieve in our
lives and creating virtual communities?
Logge dei Banchi
intoscana.it
KNS
Remo Bodei. Live streaming on www.intoscana.it
Web-News IF
12.30pm/1.30pm
debate.
Logge dei Banchi
intoscana.it
Web-News
Smart cities, the cradles of future innovation
3.00pm/3.30pm
Digital technologies have transformed cities radically and will
continue to do so in the coming 20-30 years. The spread of big
data, cloud and future internet technologies will significantly
improve civic services by enabling every citizen to actively
participate to policy decisions, shape new ideas and engaging in
new social entrepreneurship experiences. They will make cities
more self-sustainable by reducing costs and improving the
efficiency of utilities, transport and healthcare infrastructures.
More radical innovations stemming from the widespread use of
3D printing and robotics systems will dramatically impact today’s
economic models by bringing most of today’s production and
consumption back to a local sustainable dimension. This will open
up unprecedented opportunities to European cities to flourish and
become primary actors in the global landscape. The challenge
for the policy makers will be to harness the opportunities of
this transformation and to create the conditions for a new era of
growth and prosperity.
Scuola Normale
Superiore
Citizens
KNS
Franco Accordino
Smart City, reshaping the city life
3.40pm/6.00pm
The future is reshaping city life. A multi-dimensional strategy
is being proposed that will not only affect town planning and
infrastructure, but also education, social cohesion, transport,
climate and security. After a meeting in IF2012, this year we will
discuss, providing examples and case histories, the new paradigms
that will be used to reshape our cities and the lives of its citizens.
Scuola Normale
Superiore
Enrico Rossi, Franco Accordino, Inigo de la Serna, Michele Vianello, Pablo
Sanchez Chillon, Samuele Astuti, Alex Giordano on behalf of rione.net and
CNR together with Smart City innovationlab, moderator Maurizio Ricci
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Citizens
Panel
“IF Talk Show”
4.30pm/5.30pm
Logge dei Banchi
intoscana.it
Talk Show
Web series, from the Net to the Cinema
4.30pm/5.30pm
A selection of Italian web series screened on the big screen.
Cineclub Arsenale
Cinema and Web
Screening
A town of diaries
5.00pm/6.30pm
For more information see “Exhibitions and Entertainment”.
Cinema Teatro Lux
eBookeria
Theatre
A play by Mario Perrotta
The general state of Italian Web series
6.00pm/8.00pm
Stories about the set, creativity and the internet. Meet the directors
of some Italian web series produced in 2013. The experts and the
public will have the final say.
Cineclub Arsenale
Cinema and Web
Panel
Igor Vazzaz, Diego Garufi, Mario Cristiani, moderator Maurizio Ambrosini
The Archivio Diaristico talks about itself…
6.30pm/7.00pm
The Archivio of Pieve Santo Stefano has preserved over 6,400
texts including diaries, memoirs and letters. Since 1984 it
has been carrying out important work to preserve memory in
written form, as well as promoting the Pieve Saverio Tutino
Prize, which is now in its 29 th year.
Cinema Teatro Lux
eBookeria
Talk
Natalia Cangi
Side by Side – Digital Revolution
8.30pm/10.00pm
After a hundred years of analogue, the current digital revolution makes
every idea possible. But at what price? This montage film reflects on
the cinema of the present as well as that of the future through the voices
and thoughts of Scorsese, Boyle, Soderbergh, Cameron, Rodriguez,
Fincher, Schumacher, Von Trier, Lucas, Lynch, interviewed by Keanu
Reeves, an excellent speaker and co-producer of the film.
Cineclub Arsenale
Cinema and Web
Screening
Chris Kenneally (USA/2012/99’)
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9.00pm/11.00pm
Under the Logge dei Banchi and wherever you can hear the music,
play, sing and dance to while away the time before IF2014.
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T-TOUR EDUCATIONAL & 4ALL
OPENING HOURS
Thu, Fri: 9am/7pm
Sat: 9am/9pm
Stazione Leopolda
Thu, Fri, Sat:
9am/12.30pm - 2.30pm/6pm
Sun*: 3pm/6pm
Giardino Scotto
Sat*: 9am/12.30pm - 2.30pm/6pm
Sun*: 10am/1pm
Offering educational events to everyone and anyone. TTours will be held in two venues in the heart of the city:
events at the Limonaia di Palazzo Ruschi are geared
towards a general public, teachers, university and private students and institutions; the Stazione Leopolda,
on the other hand, is the realm of digital natives. A
wide range of events are on offer to people aged 6 to
99. Everyone is welcome: different types of schools
and year groups, families and anyone who is curious
about and interested in discovering a few more secrets
about the Net and technology, taking a look inside a
computer and taking part in interactive conferences.
*For special events
see page 60
GAMES
Don’t miss the new digital entertainment section.
Are you up for a challenge? At the Stazione Leopolda
there are tournaments and matches where you can
battle for the last bit, demanding tests for the most experienced players and a 30-hour no holds barred marathon for game developers. There will also be games
outside in the courtyard!
T-TOUR 4EXPERTS
OPENING HOURS
B wing
Thu, Fri, Sat: 9am/7pm
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Do you already know a lot about the internet? T-Tour
4Experts is offering a series of events about search
engines, robotics, digital fabrication, programming
languages and more. All events for experts are held in
the B wing of Palazzo dei Congressi, along with the
Smartup area.
PROGRAMME
EDUCATIONAL & 4ALL EVENTS p. 50
GAMES EVENTS
p. 57
EVENTS FOR EXPERTS
p. 58
SPECIAL EVENTS
p. 60
SCHEDULE
p. 61
HOW TO TAKE PART
INFO
[email protected]
tel. 050 910777
During opening hours please feel free to visit exhibitions and installations and take part in selected
Games events. Workshops, tutorials, interactive
conferences and seminars are operated on a shift
basis.
T-Tour events are completely free of charge and
open to everyone. Please bear in mind that there
are a limited number of seats available. Reservation is, therefore, highly recommended to visitors
and mandatory for schools and large groups.
Reservations can be made online at www.internetfestival.it by following the Eventbrite links for each
event.
Alternatively, reservations can be made at Festival
venues.
Bring your gear! To get the
most out of the workshops
and tutorials, we suggest
you bring your tablet,
laptop or smartphone
with you.
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T-TOUR EDUCATIONAL & 4ALL
Ancestor hunt
A stroll around the net, looking into digital archives and genetic
databases to find out about our old and recent history
Who were your great-great-grandfather’s neighbours? How
Neanderthal are you? A tutorial unveiling the Net’s endless resources
that bring us closer to our ancestors. Expect surprising results.
Limonaia
Tutorial
16+
Organised by Vincenzo Palleschi, ICCOM-CNR and Sergio Tofanelli,
Department of Biology, University of Pisa
Ardusumo
Robot sumo wrestling
Leopolda
Coming soon: sumo robot wrestlers. Boyacky, Dokurobe and
Tonzura are preparing to fight on the tatami, but they need your
help. Learn how to build a robot, give it orders and fight: only one
will survive!
Lab
8+
Organised by DiScienza
Augmented Reality for dummies
Augmented reality mini-workshop
Limonaia
From developing a level of augmented reality in Pisa to discovering
the potential of geolocalization when combined with AR for
academics, schools, companies, designers and citizens.
Workshop
20+
Organised by Paolo De Gasperis, DiScienza
Bye-bye old slides!
Improve your presentation skills with apps, social networks and tools
Limonaia
How to give a presentation without boring the audience. Forget about
out-dated and static slides and capture the attention of your audience
by using new tools, apps and social networks to present your idea. 10
rules for giving effective presentations to put on the web.
Tutorial
20+
Organised by Angela Creta, Sonia Montegiove, Emma Pietrafesa
CEEDs
CEEDs is an immersive virtual reality system, the result of an
European research project, in which research centre “E. Piaggio”
played an integral role. The CEEDs system enables researchers
to study complex data systems such as the human brain and the
thousands of items recovered from archaeological digs.
Organised by Centro Piaggio, University of Pisa
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Leopolda
Installation
14+
Characters/Emotions
ASCII Art to Emoticons
Leopolda
Emoticons, playing with personality, overcoming the limits of
technology. A discovery of the creativity of typographers, writers,
graphic designers and computer scientists who are determined to
break the borders of digital coding.
Exhibition
14+
Organised by Giovanni A. Cignoni - Museo degli Strumenti per il Calcolo
Completely wireless
The wireless world meets the world of robotics. The former is not
only useful as a convenient internet connection. The latter is no longer
confined to university research labs. In this interactive conference
you will discover that we are not far away from thought control.
Leopolda
Interactive conference
11+
Organised by Mattia Crivellini, Fosforo
Digital architectures A look at the city
A collection of the best photos from the Digital Architectures
competition. An exhibition devoted to shaping the future of cities,
smart cities and citizens via the net. Winners will be announced at
the Festival by users of Instagram and a special jury.
Limonaia
Exhibition
All
Organised by Studio Associato UP_date, in partnership with Instagramers Pisa
Digital safety lessons for teachers and students
A perfect end to the educational course for children, offered by Ludoteca
del Registro .it during the 2013 IF. The training course for teachers
Safety Kids was sponsored by Assosecurity, CNR Pisa and CSP. Topics
of discussion will include IT safety for the very young, education about
surfing the net responsibly and teacher training about IT safety.
Limonaia
Round table
Headteachers, teachers,
parents
Organised by IIT-CNR
E-commerce, social, mobile
Creating a website and getting into e-commerce are two essential
stepping stones for building a business and ensuring its success.
Free and simple advice and tips on the right way to go about things.
Limonaia
Tutorial
20+
Organised by Monica Dametto and Davide Ragusa, Jimdo
FACE
FACE is a humanoid robot with a face that can reproduce human
facial expressions. It is used to study emotional and affective
interactions between human beings and robots. Also used in
treatment for autistic children.
Leopolda
Installation
14+
Organised by Centro Piaggio, University of Pisa
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GeoGame
Digital explorers around the world
Leopolda
Seas, volcanoes, mountains, lakes and rivers: challenge your
friends to a competition that will test your knowledge of geology and
geography. The web is your travel companion and you have one goal:
to win Internet Festival gadgets!
Lab
8+
Organised by Elisa Vanda Gatti in partnership with INGV
Gulp!
A free day-long event, introducing you to GNU/Linux and its
main Open Source software for work and daily use. Learn how
to get around the graphic interfaces and use the latest Ubuntu
applications.
Limonaia
Tutorial
14+
Organised by GULP - Gruppo Utenti Linux Pisa (Linux User Group)
How safe is my mobile phone?
5 rules for a safe smartphone
Limonaia
What should I be protecting on my smartphone? How can I set
it up so that it is safe? A tutorial teaching you how to recognise
unsafe applications and protect yourself from dangerous
content with free tools.
Tutorial
11+
Organised by Fabio Martinelli, IIT-CNR
HTML5
An introduction to computer programming
Limonaia
The web browser is rapidly turning into a platform for complete
applications. This tutorial will teach you how to use it as a training
ground for JavaScript and HTML5 programming.
Tutorial
20+
Organised by Antonio Cisternino, IT Department, University of Pisa
I knew it!
Learn by taking it apart!
Limonaia
When put in front of a computer, a child is more audacious than
a 60 year old; however, neither of them has any idea about how
the box actually works. An area for all ages full of challenges that
really put you to the test!
Tutorial
Organised by PcDonato
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14+
Instagram Academy
Instagram: what is it, how does it work and how I can use it?
Limonaia
The history of the most popular photo-sharing app in the
world. Features, functions, secrets for editing images on your
smartphone and some success stories in the fields of marketing
and communication.
Tutorial
14+
Organised by Associazione Nazionale Instagramers Italia - Igersitalia
Living Surface
Technology for the senses
Leopolda
Irresistible to little ones but designed for all ages, this installation
offers the chance to reflect on how technology can accompany,
assist and enhance our sensory perceptions.
Installation
All
Organised by Tecnologie per la Qualità del Vivere, CNR
Ludoteca del Registro.it
The Internet is a game
An area for 6 to 10 year olds, where they can both learn and play.
Children are put at the centre of this educational discovery of the
internet; starting with the way it works, they will learn about the
different resources offered by this tool. Using tablets children
will be introduced to the new features of 2.0 in an interactive and
creative way, helping them to be safe and savvy users of the net.
Leopolda
Lab
6 - 10
Organised by Registro.it, IIT-CNR
Nature is just a click away
New multimedia tools to learn about biodiversity
Leopolda
A talk for teachers and their students, showing them apps and
resources that are available online free of charge. Perfect for
teaching and rediscovering the natural sciences. Suitable for all
ages and level of knowledge.
Tutorial
Teachers and 10+
Organised by Pier Luigi Nimis, Department of Life Sciences, University of Trieste.
In partnership with Progetto Dryades.
Open Reconstruction
Interactive maps for citizens and institutions
Limonaia
How can we show the damage caused by an earthquake on a map?
How can we enable citizens to monitor the progress of projects
and reconstructions in their local area? A talk about a model that
may well be used in other areas and across other fields in the
future.
Tutorial
20+
Organised by ActionAid Italia
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Paper is not dead
Publishing and Augmented Reality
Limonaia
How can Augmented Reality be applied to the Publishing
industry? What are the main platforms and software for AR
development in the publishing sector? Details, advice and talks
about Italian case histories.
Workshop
20+
Organised by Cristian Contini, Augmented Advertising
Photoshop and 3D images
A jump into the next dimension
Leopolda
Perspective, anamorphosis and the third dimension. Three
ingredients for discovering how to make a flat image 3D using
Adobe Photoshop. Glasses like the ones you get at the cinema,
guidelines and suggestions to try at home.
11+
Organised by Andrea Pagnoni, Fosforo
Pinocchio and Ulisse 2.0
An exciting digital adventure to find the most interactive literature ever!
Leopolda
We are going to hang out with Pinocchio in the Land of Toys, go
into Polyphemus’ cave accompanied by Ulysses, make a potion
with goddess of magic Circe. Are you ready? Off we go!
Lab
6 - 10
Organised by Giorgia Conversi and Paolo Gonzato, Elastico
Publishing 2.0
Managing multi-author blogs and creating e-books
Limonaia
The smell of paper or the sound of bits? What are the advantages
and disadvantages of e-books? What tools should future writers’
be putting in their toolboxes? Advice and practical tips attempting
to answer these questions.
Tutorial
20+
Organised by Sonia Montegiove, Emma Pietrafesa, Agostino Quadrino
Puzzle programming
Puzzles are problems that on the face of it appear to be simple,
but that actually require sophisticated strategies to resolve them.
Are you ready to take up the challenge? One day you might have
to solve them during an interview with an important IT company.
Organised by Rossano Venturini, IT Department, University of Pisa
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Limonaia
Lab
14+
Safety kids @ School
Designed for teachers, this course offers a set of useful tools to
help improve knowledge and awareness of digital technologies and
encourage full digital citizenship. In so doing, teachers become
once again guides and points of reference for their students.
Limonaia
Workshop
Teachers
Organised by Anna Vaccarelli, IIT-CNR and Eleonora Pantò, CSP. With the support of the Autorità garante
dell’Infanzia e dell’Adolescenza
Say, do, kiss
Being a teenager in the era of Facebook
Leopolda
A lack of privacy, sexting, cyber bulling are words often employed
by the media to describe the relationship between teenagers and
social media. Teenagers are building their lives on the difficult
balancing act of online and offline activities. Are we really ready to
forget these clichés about teenagers and FB?
KNS
20+
Organised by Giovanni Boccia Artieri, University Carlo Bo of Urbino
Second life
The trashware you don’t expect
Limonaia
A day of open workshops about recovering obsolete hardware.
WiiLIM, the Open Source Multimedia Interactive Whiteboard
operated by a Wii controller, will be launched. Proving we do not
need the latest model of computer to carry out everyday activities.
Tutorial
14+
Organised by GOLEM - Gruppo Operativo Linux Empoli
Spam
The dangers of the world in your inbox
Leopolda
Every day we receive all sorts of adverts in our inbox, yet only a
select few really interest us. These emails often hide attempts at
fraud and theft. This quick, simple and fun course teaches you how
to recognise and avoid these dangers.
Tutorial
14 - 18
Organised by CorreLaMente
The hoax factory
Every day millions of bits of information are produced on the
Internet. But unfortunately there are also some intelligent liars
inhabiting this infosphere. The only way to flush them out is to
discover their secrets and in so doing turn ourselves into real
digital liars.
Leopolda
Lab
11+
Organised by Tecnoscienza
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The mystery of bits
How do PCs, tablets and smartphones actually work? What
mechanisms are at the heart of computer science and the internet?
Games, exhibitions and fun activities to explore the great brain
inside our computer!
Leopolda
Lab
8+
Organised by MateFitness
The secrets of 3D printers
Discover your inner Archimedes
Leopolda
A journey unveiling the incredible ascent of rapid prototyping:
from the digital to the analogue world, from CAD design to the
creation of simple objects. 3D printing enables creative theory to
become creative practice. Would you like to give it a go?
11+
Organised by Alessandro Gnucci, Fosforo
Trashware
Giving used computers a second life
Limonaia
What is Trashware? How does it work? Is it really possible to
turn old computers into new technological resources for the
community? Instructions, procedures, examples and a discussion
on Italian case histories.
Workshop
20+
Organised by Regione Toscana and Ancinnovazione
Trool
Teaching our kids how to surf the web safely
Leopolda
A safe full of games and activities for children aged 6 to 13, teaching
them how to use the internet in a safe, savvy and creative way.
Disguise your online identity, play with tags and connect your social
profile to those of the educators from the Istituto degli Innocenti.
Lab
6 - 13
Organised by Istituto degli Innocenti
Tutorial about graphic design
Understanding graphic design
Limonaia
A discovery of the best portals and websites for graphic design,
free resources and software used by professionals. Get closer to
this exciting world and learn how to create high-quality graphics
on your own.
Tutorial
Organised by Alessandro Bonaccorsi
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Web science journalist
Science journalism seminar for kids
Leopolda
Become a science journalist for the day. With journalists from the
ANSA Canale Scienza e Tecnica you will conduct an interview with
some of the most important Italian researchers and learn how to
write articles using online resources.
Lab
8 - 13
Organised by ANSA - Canale Scienza e Tecnica
What’s inside?
A virtual discovery of some of the internet’s components
Leopolda
An interactive seminar to discover the components and inner
workings of servers, routers, access points and other electronic
devices. Described in a simple language for an informal learning
experience.
Lab
11+
Organised by Francesco Gennai, ISTI-CNR
GAMES
EduGame - Square
Tournament arena
Leopolda
Ruzzle and Quizcross need no introduction. They are now
available on a special app. But what happens when they are played
in teams? Find out in a tournament arena of epic proportions!
Edugame
11+
Organised by IF 2013
EduGame - Tower
The tower of challenges
Leopolda
“Quante ne SAI?” is a quiz for people obsessed with the Internet,
designed by the IT Department at the University of Pisa. “Temple
Run 2” is currently the most popular running game. Will you use
your brain or your legs to get the best highscore of the day?
Edugame
14+
Organised by IF 2013 and IT Department, University of Pisa
Frets on Fire
Rock Open Source
Leopolda
Become a guitar hero... Open! Whether you are an invincible
headbanger or beach guitar player, get out your plectrum and make
the crowd go wild by playing classic videogame soundtracks. The
guitar? It is Open as well.
Game
11+
Organised by GOLEM - Gruppo Operativo Linux Empoli
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The Iwata Experiment
The side effects of the web
Leopolda - Fumettoteca
Huge quantities of resources can also be educationally damaging.
Are digital natives a “right here, right now” generation? In this
(barely) scientific investigation they will be put in front of classic
videogames. Will they know how to play them?
Game
6+
Organised by PcDonato
Xpert Game Zone
When the game gets expert...
Leopolda
Two challenges that will be hard to beat, even for the best:
Quante ne SAI? - Xpert, the hardcore IT quiz and NATAS, the
wargame by the NESSOS project, in which you will attempt to
attack a website like a real hacker.
Edugame
14+
Organised by the Dipartimento di Informatica (IT Department), University of Pisa
T-TOUR 4 EXPERTS
Digital fabrication 4 life sciences
Digital fabrication enables three-dimensional solid objects to be
built out of digital images. Applying this process to the biomedical
field will enable devices to be adapted to suit the individual
requirements of each patient.
Tutorial
Expert
Organised by Giovanni Vozzi, Centro Piaggio, University of Pisa
Digital identity, right to be forgotten and anonymity
on the internet
Freedom of information and expression versus protecting a person’s
identity: one of the most sensitive issues in current debates. An indepth workshop clarifying the most common misunderstandings
about digital identity.
Workshop
Expert
Organised by Dianora Poletti, Department of Economics and Management, University of Pisa
Italian online
One of the most debated topics about the internet is the influence it
has on language. In reality, online writing has brought a colloquial,
outdated and less visible form of Italian to the surface. But why?
Samples, statistics and a comparison of texts.
Organised by Mirko Tavosanis, Department of Philology, University of Pisa
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Tutorial
Expert
Revolutionising interactions between humans and
machines
What happens if we merge a modern tablet, a three-dimensional
motion detector and a LED display? A focus on the challenges posed
by computer programming and on the first experiments on interfacial
gestures.
Tutorial
Expert
Organised by Antonio Cisternino, IT Department, University of Pisa
Robot society: smart factory and urban mobility
The technological revolution has contributed towards the
widespread use of service robots. So much so that a future where
robots and humans coexist no longer seems far off.
Tutorial
Expert
Organised by Lucia Pallottino, Centro Piaggio, University of Pisa
Search engines from algorithmic principles to apps
An overview of Information Retrieval tools and algorithmic
technology, which underlie all modern search engines and internet
applications. With a particular focus on software currently in use.
Tutorial
Expert
Organised by Paolo Ferragina, IT Department, University of Pisa
Software Defined Networking
Software Defined Networking and Network Function Virtualization
are changing the way we view networking and developments in the
internet. A look towards the future of new supply chains and digital
ecosystems.
Workshop
Expert
Organised by Stefano Giordano, Department of Engineering and Information, University of Pisa
The language age
How long will it take computers to reach the language age?
Understanding language is one of the most fascinating challenges
to science and IT because it represents the keystone for real smart
systems.
Workshop
Expert
Organised by Giuseppe Attardi, IT Department, University of Pisa
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Arduino Internet Of Things
The Internet of Things is a global network linking physical objects
via the cloud, enabling them to communicate and interact with
online users and information. A journey between remotely
managed platforms and a visualisation of collected data, laying
the foundations for the development of IoT projects. Limited
number of seats available.
Workshop
Expert
Organised by Mirco Piccin - Officine Arduino
BitParty - Celebrating connections
An explosive mix of games, exhibitions and seminars by
T-Tour&Games2013 to say goodbye and see you next year!
Leopolda
Party
6+
Organised by IF 2013
Botanical treasure hunt
Nature lovers’ kit is now available for smartphone
Giardino Scotto
What’s the name of that tree? Is this fruit poisonous? Nowadays
all you need is an app to answer these questions. A fun game for
children and anyone interested that making your love of nature and
technology blossom. In the wonderful Giardino Scotto.
Lab
8+
Organised by theDepartment of Life Sciences, University of Trieste
IF Game Jam - Gaming the Future
Designers, developers, graphic designers and musicians all
competing to create a (fun!) videogame in just 30 hours. From
Saturday morning to Sunday afternoon, a development marathon in
teams, a challenge to make it over the final coding line! Independent
developers and experts in the field will provide support in the form
of workshops and seminars. Sign up until the 5th October.
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EDUCATIONAL & 4ALL
Augmented Reality for dummies
Digital architectures
HTML5
I knew it!
Instagram Academy
Opening
SafetyKids@School
Tutorial about graphic design
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EDUCATIONAL & 4ALL / GAMES
ArduSumo
CEEDs and FACE
Characters/Emotions
Completely wireless
EduGame - Square
EduGame - Tower
Living Surface
Puzzle programming
Spam
The mystery of bits
Trool
What’s inside?
Xpert Game Zone
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Stazione Leopolda
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Italian online
Revolutionising interactions between humans and machines
Robot society: smart factory and urban mobility
Search engines, from algorithmic principles to apps
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Digital identity, the right to be forgotten and anonymity on the internet
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E-commerce, social, mobile
How safe is my mobile phone?
Open reconstruction
SafetyKids@School
Second life
Trashware
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CEEDs and FACE
Characters/Emotions
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EduGame - Square
EduGame - Tower
GeoGame
Living Surface
The hoax factory
The mystery of bits
Trool
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ArduSumo
Botanical treasure hunt - Special event at the Giardino Scotto
Characters/Emotions
Completely wireless
EduGame - Square
EduGame - Tower
Frets on Fire
IF Game Jam - Special event
Living Surface
Nature is just a click away
Pinocchio and Ulysses 2.0
Say, do, kiss
The mystery of bits
Trool
Xpert Game Zone
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Ancestor hunt
Award ceremony – Digital architectures
Digital safety lessons for teachers and students
Gulp!
Paper is not dead
Publishing 2.0
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IF Game Jam - Evento speciale
Giardino Scotto
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PALAZZO DEI CONGRESSI
THURSDAY 10th
Hyperborea e-Documento
2.30pm/3.30pm
A system for managing and keeping digital documents in order
(in collaboration with CNA).
10th October
Promises of the collaborative and sharing economy
3.00pm/3.30pm
Simone Cicero discusses a topic that is currently in vogue: the
collaborative economy, or the so-called “Sharing Economy”. How
does it change our lives? How can it make us more independent
and give us new opportunities? How can we get there and use it
to improve things?
10th October
Demo meetings
Sharing economy
KNS
Simone Cicero
Collaborative consumption: the mainstream gateway to
sharing and to comparison with other peers
How have disintermediation systems and the role of the pervasive
internet and mobility created super-efficient sharing platforms
which allow a shift from ownership to access?
3.30pm/4.15pm
10th October
Sharing economy
Panel
Olivier Bremer, Sebastiano Scròfina, Matteo Stifanelli,
moderator Ivana Pais
Want Cloud?
3.30pm/4.30pm
CLOUDING HELPS SOFTWARE BUSINESSES TO UPLOAD AND
SELL THEIR APPLICATIONS ON THE CLOUD. IT TAKES JUST A
FEW MINUTES AND NO INVESTMENT IS NECESSARY.
Nowadays every software company is talking about the cloud;
uploading and selling software and/or services from the cloud
requires a lot of effort: specialist knowledge about cloud
services and software, re-engineering applications to make
them scalable, investments in sales and marketing. ClouDesire
is a solution enabling any software company, particularly small
businesses, to overcome the current barriers blocking access to
the cloud. It makes their web applications SaaS & Cloud ready
in just a few moments, making buying fast and simple for their
end clients.
Developers can therefore concentrate solely on what they do
best, whilst ClouDesire takes on all tasks relating to uploading
to the cloud and selling a service. (in collaboration with CNA)
10th October
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Innovation Ecology
3.30pm/5.30pm
Workshop and installation organised by Salvatore Iaconesi and
Oriana Persico from AOS (Art is Open Source). Please feel free to
visit the installation at any time during the festival from the 10 th
to the 13 th October.
Workshop and
installation
SmartJob – work and the internet in a changing world
4.00pm/6.30pm
In the first part of the workshop the participants will be taught the
method. In the second part, each participant will (using their own
computer or tablet) develop their own growth and research project
about work, paying particular attention to the digital and online world.
The second part will be followed by one 2 one tutoring sessions.
10th October
10th October
Workshop
Maurizio Galluzzo
Sharing economy and public administration: experience
and ideas from and for the local area
A report about the progress of and the experiments on the sharing
economy in the local area and in institutions. A reflection about
where we are now.
4.15pm/5.00pm
10th October
Sharing economy
KNS
Francesco Pierotti
WebBrick – OpenSource for management
and communications in the property market
Zero cost tools for new communications and management in the
“home” sector. CaseStudies and Participation from experts in the
sector. (in collaboration with CNA)
Collaborative production: models for production, finance,
impact, new contexts, infrastructure
What are the most interesting areas and models that collaborative
production is adopting all around the world today? From software
to hardware, from businesses to social enterprises.
4.30pm/5.30pm
10th October
Demo meetings
5.00pm/5.45pm
10th October
Sharing economy
Panel
Andrea Cattabriga, Claudio Bedino, Pierluigi Paoletti,
moderator Simone Cicero
Launch of the book “Internet per l’Artigianato e la
Piccola Impresa”
Use the web to promote products and sell better, safely. Book
launch (in collaboration with CNA)
5.30pm/6.00pm
10th October
Demo meetings
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Collaboration as a new driving force for social innovation
5.45pm/6.15pm
A talk to discuss the main differences between the traditional market
and the sharing economy. What changes are at the basis of it? What
new values will people adopt and what will be the impact on citizens?
10th October
Sharing economy
Panel
Jacopo Amistani, Massimo Menichinelli, Chiara Spinelli,
moderator Ivana Pais
Opencraft
6.00pm/6.30pm
The e-commerce community selling Made in Italy www.opencraft.
it (in collaboration with CNA)
10th October
CNA and Fotolia
6.30pm/7.30pm
CNA convention of Photographs and Fotolia, opening of
Tenbyfotolia exhibition www.Tenbyfotolia.com, drinks.
10th October
Demo meetings
Demo meetings
FRIDAY 11th
Sophia business school
9.30am/10.00am
Better informed entrepreneurs, more competitive businesses.
Talk about the courses on offer. (in collaboration with CNA)
11th October
Sipromax –b2b web platform for the mechanics sector
10.00am/11.00am
Web marketplace b2b for the mechanics sector.
11th October
Demo meetings
Demo meetings
The pioneers reinventing ‘made in Italy’
10.00am/10.30am
There are thousands of companies out there that are innovating,
combining the digital with savoir-faire. Though they do not know it,
they are artisans. They are start-up businesses; this they do know.
They carry out R&D though it's not part of the budget. If Italy is to
start again, it has to come from them; as the children of the internet,
they know how to handle information overload and use know-where.
They are competent and cosmopolitan, but they want to stay here,
trying to extract and transform our country's real raw materials culture and beauty - into an economy.
11th October
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KNS
10.30am/11.00am
Keynote speech organised by Microsoft Bing
11th October
KNS
Antonio Gullì
Workshop Registro.it
A network of relationships and a network of businesses:
trends and opportunities for companies and people
Bruce Sterling and 6 Italian professionals of innovation describe
the present and future of online marketing.
10.30am/4.00pm
11th October
Workshop
KNS di apertura di Bruce Sterling
Marco Magnocavallo, Mikaela Bandini, Nereo Sciutto, Domitilla Ferrari,
Marco Villa, Danilo Ercoli
PITCH
11.00am/12.00pm
Pitches from innovative start-up businesses in the digital field.
Followed by a question and answer session from entrepreneurs,
business angels and business incubators.
11th October
Web: a platform for new professionals
12.00pm/12.30pm
The main subjects in smart cities are the citizens who cowork,
nomadic workers and start-ups; the city should be built for them.
They are the next generation of workers who will not need inspiring
or shared spaces, because they will use their own platforms and
cloud computing.
11th October
Pitch
KNS
Michele Vianello
On the Start-ups’ Side: UniCredit Project
12.30pm/1.30pm
Innovation, new technologies and creative young business are the
fundamental elements for creating growth in modern economies.
UniCredit supports innovative start-ups with their programme
“the Talent of Ideas”, which provides Mentoring, Training,
Networking Sessions and Partner Research. In three years it has
over 700 projects and it also supports more than 150 start-ups
showing potential. During the talk, start-up business WINMedical
will tell us about the support they received from UniCredit.
11th October
Be choosy! Working online
12.30pm/1.30pm
Working online and new online working models.
11th October
Panel
Michele Vianello, Antonio Gullì, Fabio Lalli, moderator Alessio Jacona
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Tech Forum
2.00pm/5.00pm
Tech forum organised by Microsoft Bing
11th October
Antonio Gullì, Francesco Nitido, Giorgio Cifani
Melpyou
2.30pm/3.00pm
Presenting Melpyou: the site giving everybody the chance to do
voluntary work (even on a one-off basis), enabled by “accurate”
requests for help.
11th October
One in a thousand
2.30pm/3.00pm
Alessandro Cecioni interviews Stefano Cecconi.
11th October
Demo meetings
KNS
Stefano Cecconi, Alessandro Cecioni
Desk UniCredit for start-ups
3.00pm/5.30pm
The staff from UniCredit’s Commercial Network is here to provide
information about products and services especially for start-ups. 11th October
PITCH
3.00pm/4.00pm
11th October
IoT Prise
3.00pm/6.00pm
In recent years, the “Internet of things” has become an increasingly
important topic, both in the academic and the business world. In
this series of talks the IoTPrise project (part of the IoT) and its
activities will be introduced. The talks will be ordered as follows:
the project and its partners will firstly be introduced; then some
functional technologies used to develop objects related to the
anythings ‘paradigm will be presented; finally some examples
from industry will be given.
11th October
Pitch
Workshop
Paolo Ferragina, Romeo Petti, Giuliano Manara, Andrea Zavanella,
Marco Magnarosa, Daniele Mazzei, Luca Boggioni, Gabriele Montelisciani,
Carmelo De Maria, Davide Morelli, Paolo Lanari, Diego Dal Canto
B2B organised by the Red Lions and M31
5.30pm/6.30pm
Investing in risky capital and assessing Start-Ups.
11th October
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Fathers and Sons - Marco and Andrea Santagata
4.00pm/4.30pm
Alessandro Cecioni interviews Andrea and Marco Santagata.
11th October
Panel
Andrea Santagata, Marco Santagata, Alessandro Cecioni
Mentoring from Startup Italia
3.00pm/4.00pm
What does an idea need to become a start-up? And what does a
start-up need to become a business? Individual or small group
mentoring sessions from Startup Italia inside a camper van
parked up for one afternoon at IF2013. Reservation required. For
more information visit www.internetfestival.it.
11th October
The business of research
4.30pm/5.00pm
Paolo Ferragina, professor at the University of Pisa and Andrea
Piccaluga, professor at the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, will
analyse the importance of research for the emergence and
development of talent, ideas, projects and new businesses.
11th October
Coaching
Paolo Ferragina and Andrea Piccaluga
Business research, research on business
5.00pm/6.00pm
How business deals with research and how the academic world
interacts with business. Innovation and development models.
11th October
Panel
Andrea Piccaluga, Paolo Ferragina, Andrea Di Benedetto, Rita Forsi,
Carlo Piana, Mario Fontana, Salvo Mizzi, moderator Luca de Biase
SATURDAY 12th
B2B Meetings
09.30am/1.00pm
Introduction and demo of companies for companies.
12th October
Bing Demos – New Microsoft products
10.00am/12.30am
Launch of new products
12th October
Gurpreet Pall, Douglas Taft, Simon Mohamed
.itcup Day (closed to the public)
11.00am/3.30pm
Final event of the "Registro.it" business plan competition.
A meeting between young aspiring entrepreneurs in the ICT sector
and investors looking for innovative solutions.
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New marketing languages
11.30am/12.00pm
Future products will be generated out of intangible raw products
such as information and conversations. The end user will also
become the intermediary and the co-producer.
New objects and concepts will populate our lives; terms like
arphids, spime, blobjects and biotici will become commonplace.
Future marketing will have to bear all this in mind and learn new
languages to keep up to date with the future. This is our challenge.
12th October
KNS
Bruce Sterling
New marketing, community and social caring strategies
12.00pm/1.00pm
How the internet and social networks will revolutionise the
relationship with their users.
12th October
Panel
Carmen Cipro, Andrea Santagata, Daniele Chieffi, Manuela Kron,
moderator Marco Magrini
B2B Meetings
2.30pm/6.00pm
Introduction and demo of companies for companies.
12th October
Gamification for Companies
3.00pm/5.00pm
Becoming digital is a game. Fun/professional techniques and
methods for introducing digital to the productive, managerial and
relational processes of businesses using analogue.
12th October
Workshop
Fabio Viola
PITCH
3.00pm/4.00pm
12th October
.itcup OPEN (open to the public)
4.00pm/5.00pm
Final event of the "Registro.it" business plan competition.
A meeting between young aspiring entrepreneurs in the ICT sector
and investors looking for innovative solutions.
12th October
KNS
4.30pm/5.00pm
Curated by Maria Chiara Carrozza the Instruction, Research and
University Minister.
12th October
Maria Chiara Carrozza
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KNS
The day after starting up
5.00pm/6.00pm
One year after the final panel of IF2012, the discussion about the
economic crisis and new strategies and opportunities offered by
the web continues.
12th October
Panel
Maria Chiara Carrozza, Massimo Augello, Massimiliano Magrini,
Giuseppe Giaccardi, Francesca Panzarin, Stefano Quintarelli,
Gurpreet Pall, moderator Marco Pratellesi
SUNDAY 13th
What is community organising?
10.30am/11.00am
What does it mean to build a community of independent, freelance
or self-employed workers? An inspiration keynote speech
outlining the vision of the coworking movement, framing it within
the greater movement of transformation.
13th October
KNS
Roberto Ciccarelli
The future of (co)work
11.05am/11.50am
The panel will highlight the ways in which the world of work
is changing; VAT numbers, nomadic workers and all types of
new figures are coming into being but they are not properly
recognised and therefore encounter plenty of difficulties in our
country. In addition, the panel will investigate how to transform
coworking spaces with new tools, contexts and potential.
13th October
Panel
Michele Vianello, Stefano Borghi, Tommaso Spagnoli,
moderator Simone Cicero
Change the market, change the currency
11.00am/12.50pm
Since the 1990s complementary and alternative currencies
have been dispersed throughout the world, accomplices of the
financial crisis but also of the new opportunities offered by
the web. We will attempt to understand how the internet has
reaped the rewards from these forms of economic resilience to
strengthen communities, solve everyday problems, but also to
open up new trading possibilities.
13th October
Panel
Carlo Mancosu, Pierluigi Paoletti, Tonino Perna,
moderator Anna Cossetta
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Coworking, a place for professional growth, generating
opportunities and businesses
Today coworking represents an innovative business model: an
area not only for thriving businesses but for the promotion of through job-sharing - new business projects.
11.55am/12.40pm
13th October
Panel
Francesca Bulgarini, Aurelio Balestra, Francesco Corsentino,
moderator Dario Carrera
The social impact of coworking
12.45pm/1.30pm
This panel will highlight the realities of coworking. It will
consider coworking as a tool for promoting the redevelopment
of local areas in response to non-commercial and social capital
production. Creating a community, innovative services for the
local area, different types of advice and support to members of
the community.
13th October
Panel
Domenico Rao, Dario Carrera, Guido Acampa, Claudia Russo,
moderator Roberto Ciccarelli.
COWORKING and P.A.
public policies in support of a new model for work
Over the course of the Pisa Internet Festival, Giovanisì will examine
the issue of coworking from several points of view. Discussions will
be based on information collected during the Tavolo Giovani and
the national forum on coworking, which took place in July 2013.
By speaking to some important figures in the world of coworking,
Giovanisì will attempt to capture the existing picture in order
to understand, with local and national administrations, how to
proceed in the future and what actions should be put in place. It
will also consider coworking as a business model as well as a tool
for significant social change.
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13th October
Panel
Many surprises and gifts
in ebook reserved for you!
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