Another case of promoting certain types of mobility through tech: Arts Technica writes that an update to the Google Maps interface now allows for choosing […] Read More
Tag: mobility
Vox has a write-up and author interview on a new book about the ways techbros envision the future of transportation: “Silicon Valley is wrong about […] Read More
Cities of the future reports on British Railways investing quite heavily in sensors and other forms of data collection, and AI machine learning to monitor, […] Read More
Saturday 20th March 2010 from 16:00 ? 18:00 I will moderate the session “Food and Global Mobility” at the ElectroSmog Festival for sustainable immobility. The […] Read More
Below the draft version of the last section of chapter 4 of my dissertation-in-progress about mobile media and identity. Not completely finished yet but readable.. […] Read More
One of the oldest terms to think about the influence of both transport and communication technologies on the experience of time and space is “time-space […] Read More
Yesterday I did a presentation at the Filmacademie in Amsterdam about media technologies and mobility. Below the slides: 090319_filmacademie-S.pdf (PDF 1MB).
Starting this academic year Jeroen Timmermans, Jos de Mul and I are teaching a new course called “Homo Mobilis: mobility, media & identity” at the […] Read More
[I wrote this blogpost earlier for The Mobile City] The BBC reports that Cubans get access to mobile phones, as Raul Castro lifts the ban […] Read More
This is Ramon. I met him at my favorite soto ayam breakfast spot at Jl. Ki Mangun Sarkoro. He has a very special job. He […] Read More
With a Flexi card from former state-owned Telkom, you can use public pay phones while travelling the Jakarta busway. I wonder who needs it anyway? […] Read More
(This is a somewhat more personal note on my stay here in Jakarta, for friends and family, that’s why it’s in Dutch). Het is gaaf […] Read More
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