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Masters of Media » Book Launch: ‘Urban Screens Reader’ — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 08:17:40 +0000

[...] In the final session of the Urban Screens conference which took place in Amsterdam last Friday, Sabine Niederer announced the launch of the first book dedicated entirely to the urban screens theme, Urban Screens Reader. The book was edited by Scott McQuire and Meredith Martin from the University of Melbourne and Sabine Niederer from the Institute of Network Cultures. The Urban Screens Reader contains three sections: ‘Urban Screens: History, Technology, Politics’, ‘Sites’, and ‘Publics and Participation: Interactivity, Sociability and Strategies in Locative Media,’ which cover diverse approaches to the pre-history, contemporary contexts and future directions of urban screens, in seeking “the conditions for establishing a better balance between the contest of civic, commercial and artistic values in urban space.” (McQuire, Martin, Niederer: 10). The book in .pdf will be soon available for free download on the INC website. [...]

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Book Launch: ‘The Urban Screens Reader’ « New Media. What Next? — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 19:07:28 +0000

[...] In Urban Screens conference reports on December 6, 2009 by Liliana Bounegru Tagged: book launch, institute of network cultures, the urban screens reader In the final session of the conference, Sabine Niederer presented the launch of the first book dedicated entirely to the urban screens theme, The Urban Screens Reader. The book was edited by Scott McQuire and Meredith Martin from the University of Melbourne and Sabine Niederer from the Institute of Network Cultures. The Urban Screens Reader contains three sections: ‘Urban Screens: History, Technology, Politics’, ‘Sites’, and ‘Publics and Participation: Interactivity, Sociability and Strategies in Locative Media.’ The book in pdf will be soon available for free download on the INC website. [...]

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Book Launch: ‘The Urban Screens Reader’ :: Urban Screens — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 18:54:53 +0000

[...] In the final session of the conference, Sabine Niederer presented the launch of the first book dedicated entirely to the urban screens theme, The Urban Screens Reader. The book was edited by Scott McQuire and Meredith Martin from the University of Melbourne and Sabine Niederer from the Institute of Network Cultures, and contains three sections: ‘Urban Screens: History, Technology, Politics’, ‘Sites’, and ‘Publics and Participation: Interactivity, Sociability and Strategies in Locative Media.’ The book in pdf will be soon available for free download on the INC website. [...]

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Urban Screens Conference Reports « New Media. What Next? — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 17:58:39 +0000

[...] During the event the first book dedicated to the urban screens theme, The Urban Screens Reader, has been launched. The book can be downloaded for free as pdf from the Institute of Network Cultures’ website. [...]

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Sun, 06 Dec 2009 16:12:57 +0000

[...] Reader which has been launched today and which will soon be available for free download on the INC website, will be an useful tool in bridging the gap between theory and [...]