The People Speak is a set of ideas, technologies and strategies we've developed for bringing people together to have conversations and discussions in an open-ended and fun way. We design events, architectures, systems and processes in which people are encouraged to express themselves, share ideas, flirt, and be as creative as they can.
More information about our projects, or "tools" can be found on the project websites (see below), or on the "about" page, and an overview of "The People Speak Tool kit" is also available in this downloadable information pack (pdf 600k)
Talkaoke is the spontaneous, global/local talk show where anyone can take a seat and air their views around the doughnut of chat. The table is equally at home in a seething club or music venue, or as part of a literary festival or youth training project, talkaoke comes with it's very own host, or if you want, we can run a workshop to help you take control of the hole yourself.
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Who Wants to Be is a decision-making game show based on the ask-the-audience feature of the popular game show 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'. Using a simple voting system and this fun and familiar format, it helps large groups of people to make suggestions and discuss an issue, and then to vote on each step in a decision making process.
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One Night Grandstand infuses a normal kick-about with the media-rich glamour of a football stadium. Games are commentated, flood-lit, filmed, and projected onto screens above the pitch, complete with sound effects, live motion graphics ong news rss feed | Visit Site
Directionless Enquiries is an open source peer to peer helpdesk system that helps us to help each other.
Register your mobile number and a free sip number and for the price of a local call, you can start calling in your queries from the street in exchange for answering other people's calls online.
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Traffic Island Discs is a radio programme about music, people and spaces. We roam the streets looking for people wearing headphones, stop them, and interview them while recording whatever they are listening to. The result is a half hour tour of an area of London, heard through people's personal tastes and rhythm.
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