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The '''The Onlife Manifesto''' was produced in the context of [[The Onlife Initiative]], a project initiated and funded by the [[Digital Futures Task Force]] of the European Commission.
The '''The Onlife Manifesto''' was produced in the context of [[The Onlife Initiative]], a project initiated and funded by the [[Digital Futures Task Force]] of the European Commission.
The Original Manifesto is 4 pages long. The scientists were allowed to expand their contributions through commentaries and full chapters. All texts were published in this book.  
The Original Manifesto is 4 pages long. The scientists were allowed to expand their contributions through commentaries and full chapters. All texts were published in this book.  
==Public event at the European parliament==
[[Yiannis Laouris]] was invited as one of five keynote speakers at the [[Laouris at EU Parliament Onlife: Democracy, Dec 2014|European Parliament]] to present The Onlife Manifesto. The event, Being human in a hyper-connected era - The onlife initiative was streamed and is available on line [http://www.europarl.europa.eu/stoa/cms/cache/offonce/home/events/workshops/connected;jsessionid=B784F2F46272824F1D02CF34088869CA here].
Laouris talk title was: Democracy? More than representation and why it is about architecture.


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