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From Habermas to Latour: How does the rise of the so-called smart-city impact the urban public sphere? What new opportunities arise for the formation of 'urban publics'?
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Urban Media & The Public Sphere
Martijn de Waal
www.martijndewaal.nlwww.themobilecity.nl
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Habermas: Public Sphere emergesin C17th Coffee Houses
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Habermas: Discussion emergedaround Cultural Objects
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C17th Newspapers included‘User Generated Content’
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C17th Geography of the Public sphere
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senseable.mit.edu)
WIFI
GSM
CCTV
RFID
GPS Augmented Reality
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Trash Track MIT Senseable City Lab
Senseable City Lab Trash Track
Using The Internet of Things
To bring out these‘issues of concern’
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http://intheair.es/
How to move beyond representation
And towards a sense of ‘ownership’ in the issue
Challenge:
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http://www.bomenkap.nl/
Bomenkap
Using User Provided Datato bring out
‘communal issues’
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Bringing ‘Issues’ back in Public Space
In the Air (Medialab Prado)http://intheair.es/
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Make individual contributions visible
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Climate on the Wall http://www.digitalurbanliving.dk/projects/media-facades/climate-on-the-wall.php
Turn it into a playful spectacle
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