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          <a href="http://camputer.org">CAMP</a> is a Mumbai-based organisation of artists and programmers, who test the ground between art and the public often via the medium of "infrastructures" such as the internet, transportation and trade systems, CCTV systems, radio, electricity, water and video. Edgwareroad.org is  an open publishing platform for local research to be printed and distributed as journals, placemats, pamphlets
 and webcasts. CAMP's residency is a collaboration with Gasworks and
 the Arts Catalyst.
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-      <h3>Software Credits</h3>
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+      <h3>Software </h3>
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 This website and tool would not be even remotely possible without the various other free software projects it uses in fundamental ways - specifically, we would like to thank the authors / contributors to <a href="http://djangoproject.com">The Django Project</a>, <a href="http://jquery.com">jQuery</a>, and the awesome <a href="http://code.google.com/p/wkhtmltopdf/">wkhtmltopdf</a> library. The list of other free software projects used in the running and building of this website is too long to list in entirety.
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     Jan Gerber: General crisis aversion + upload code <br/>
     Patrick (Abake): Visual design elements + fonts <br/>
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-       <h4>Artists on the Edgware Road Project</h4>
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       CAMP <br />
       Susan Hefuna <br />
       Lamia Joreige <br />
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       Rania Stephan <br />
       Ultra-red <br />
    
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       <h3>Partners</h3>
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