ALL ISSUES

• ▼Summer 2009 (10)
  • Wi Brazil: An Introduction
  • Mobile Communication: The Brazilian Paradox
  • Locative Media in Brazil
  • Risky Approximations Between Site-Specific and Locative Arts
  • “We Are As We Move On”: Motoboys Iconomic Evolution in São Paulo
  • Multifaceted Communication Processes: Which Theories?
  • Distributed Surveillance: Video, Monitoring and Mobility in Brazil1
  • Mobile Technologies as Production Platforms in Brazilian Journalism
  • Wireless Internet Access: The Same Old Problem and the City’s New Agenda
  • Clouds of Open Connection: Open Spectrum, Digital Television and Digital Inclusion
• ►Spring 2009 (10)
  • Letter from the Editors
  • Active Radio: Editorial
  • Radio as Instrument
  • Maurice Martenot, alchimiste de l’électricité
  • The Fourth Track: Re-visiting the Cassette-Based Portastudio
  • Radio Activity: Articulating the Theremin, Ondes Martenot and Hammond Organ
  • The Micro Radio Project
  • SUR-VIV-ALL: Locative Art1
  • The Hollins Community Project:New Media, Narrative, and Affective History
  • Blurred and playful intersections:Karmen Franinovic’s Flo)(ps
• ►Spring 2008 (7)
  • Letter from the Editors
  • A Door to the Digital Locus: Walking in the City with a Mobile Phone and Michel de Certeau
  • Registering Realities, Parasiting Networks: An Interview with Antoni Abad
  • Pedestrian Thoughts: Waiting in the Street Looking Squatting Filming Taking Time
  • Street Level Conversations:On the Urban Interventions of Stephan Schulz
  • Spatial Dissonance, Subjective Imagination and Locative Media: An Interview with Paula Levine
  • What Else Do We Lose When We Make People Disappear?The Passage Oublié Project
• ▼Winter/Spring 2007 (8)
  • Letter from the Editors
  • Rules for Collaborative Research
  • What Can I Say? (Or, “Île Sans Fil are Thieves and Liars”*): Stories from the Heart of Participatory Research
  • Daviid Gauthier: A Portrait of the Engineer as Architect of Information
  • Cell Skins by Marit-Saskia Wahrendorf
  • Territory as Interface: Design for Mobile Experiences
  • I Turn My (Digital) Camera On: Thoughts on Toronto's Nuit Blanche
  • Editor's Choice: Winter/Spring 2007
• ►Fall 2006 (8)
  • Letter from the Editors
  • Mapping the Mobile Digital Commons Network
  • p2P: Cityspeak's Reconfiguration of Public Media Space
  • The Liminal Magic Circle: Boundaries, Frames, and Participation in Pervasive Mobile Games
  • The Persistence of Surveillance: The Panoptic Potential of Locative Media
  • Learning From Commercial Mobile Games
  • Iterative and Digital: The Use of Blogs and Wikis in Social Science Research
  • Editor's Choice: Top Links (Fall 2006)