04. Garbo-Auto-Generated BS

from Interface · host Ian Fuchs

Andrew elaborates on his masters project, digging into the 10-foot interface and the presence of social interactions within the gaming & television media experience Links to all the things we discussed, and ways to subscribe at [ianfuchs.xyz/4](http://ianfuchs.xyz/4) - [Xbox Interface Refresh](http://www.polygon.com/2015/6/15/8786725/heres-the-new-xbox-one-user-interface-coming-this-fall) - [Master Lilja's Masters Project](http://andrewlilja.xyz/masters-project/) - [Alto's Adventure](http://www.altosadventure.com) - Phantasy Star Online: ![Phantasy Star Online](http://andrewlilja.xyz/masters-project/images/pso-symbols.jpg) - [Top 10 Tweets per Episode of TV](http://www.statista.com/statistics/304363/us-twitter-tv-series-audience-buzz/) - [Joint Watching Netflix](http://showgoers.tv)

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