After his presentation at the Tilburg fair last year, our MSX founder did a presentation at the MIT, were he is a visiting professor. Although there were some other people who went on that trip, nobody was allowed to say anything afterwards.
A few months ago I found out that all presentations at the MIT have to go public. After finding Nishi's personal homepage at one of the MIT homepages, there was indeed a link to a project he's involved in, Digital Nations. There was also a link to the presentation giving last year, but this link didn't work. I mailed the MIT webmaster about this and after severalmonths of waiting I got their answer (fixed the link) today. You can download the presentation following this link: http://dn.media.mit.edu/action15.html
A Powerpoint viewer can be downloaded from http://office.microsoft.com/downloads/2002/ppView97.aspx
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