We know where we are, and is that about all?
Mapping is about boundaries and scale, watching the recent BBC series about the history of the map you could see how — once the powerful were commissioning — that the placing ofRead More…
Tag Archives: conversational media
Blogging and Pyschogeography
My talk at Moseley Barcamp, based on this post about Conversational Psychogeography. Moseley BarCamp – Blogging & Psychogeography from bounder on Vimeo. Audio by the award winning Rhubarb Radio & also availableRead More…
Conversational Psychogeography — mapping real life with the social web
Psychogeography can be sort of explained as the geography of emotion, the relation between place and feeling. The first attempt to formalise it was in the 50’s by various Lettritsts and whileRead More…
Do we mean “social” or do we mean “conversational”?
I’ve never been entirely happy with the term “social media”, to me it doesn’t seem to describe anything — it was a term that sort of stuck for the want of anythingRead More…