↑ Newer post: Conference: Revolution im Zwischenraum, 23-25 March 2012, Tutzing Germany
↓ Older post: CALL for projects: Spontaneous Interventions US pavilion @Architecture Biennale 2012. Deadline: 6 Feb. 2012
Mobile Media and Urban Design
In today's cities, our everyday lives are increasingly
shaped by digital media technologies. The Mobile City
is a research group that investigates this new urban
condition and its implications for urban design.
shaped by digital media technologies. The Mobile City
is a research group that investigates this new urban
condition and its implications for urban design.
↑ Newer post: Conference: Revolution im Zwischenraum, 23-25 March 2012, Tutzing Germany
↓ Older post: CALL for projects: Spontaneous Interventions US pavilion @Architecture Biennale 2012. Deadline: 6 Feb. 2012
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Two recent Open Access publications about mobile media
Recently, two colleagues at Utrecht University published books that might be relevant to readers interested in mobile media technologies, communication and urban culture. The books have been published as Open Access (with Creative Commons Licenses). Their books appear in the MediaMatters series at Amsterdam University Press. In addition to the print versions, which should be available soon, the books can be freely downloaded.
Nanna Verhoeff (2012) Mobile Screens: The Visual Regime of Navigation. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press.
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Imar de Vries (2012) Tantalisingly Close: An Archaeology of Communication Desires in Discourses of Mobile Wireless Media. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press.
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