2010
DOI: 10.1177/1206331210374144
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Post—Mass Media Functions, Locative Media, and Informational Territories: New Ways of Thinking About Territory, Place, and Mobility in Contemporary Society

Abstract: The basic underlying idea of this article can be put as follows: informational mobile technologies have enabled new means of communication and sociability based on what I call "post-mass media functions" and "informational territories." What is at stake here is to question some visions about the relationship between informational and network technologies and place, territory, community, and mobility. I'll argue here that new mobile technologies, under the label of "locative media," are creating new "territoria… Show more

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“…Technological barriers, user preferences and the skill to adopt appropriate norms of use will differentiate access to digital social capital and has implications for access to resources and support in tourism. The study provided evidence that tourism is a place where some people desire to be immobile (Lemos, 2010) and disengage from digital technology. This represents a move to re-engage with the physical environment and those physically present.…”
Section: Tourism and Social Supportmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Technological barriers, user preferences and the skill to adopt appropriate norms of use will differentiate access to digital social capital and has implications for access to resources and support in tourism. The study provided evidence that tourism is a place where some people desire to be immobile (Lemos, 2010) and disengage from digital technology. This represents a move to re-engage with the physical environment and those physically present.…”
Section: Tourism and Social Supportmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Digital technology has enabled the linking of information to specific locations which has transformed our experience of place (Lemos, 2010) and our ability to navigate (Aguilera, Guillot, & Rallet, 2012). Information is an important resource in social capital (Coleman, 1988) and the app facilitated a flow of information, which creates familiarity among users, what Humphreys (2010, p. 768) has termed a "parochial realm".…”
Section: Tourism and Social Supportmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Estos relatos se viven en el espacio e invitan a viajar en el tiempo. Lemos (2010) afirma que los locative media generan lo que denomina "funciones post mass media" creando una nueva territorialización con nuevos significados del espacio y de la sociabilidad del mismo.…”
Section: Walking Cinema O Audiovisual Geolocalizadounclassified
“…Similar studies frame parkour as a subversion of the repetition inherent in modern life, as a way of re-engaging arbitrary and often capricious habits to reclaim more purposeful actions (Sharpe, 2013). Still others have shown parkour as a form of resistance that appropriates the body from constrained experiences of, and ways of moving in, urban space (Lemos, 2010;Atkinson, 2009;Fuggle, 2008a;Thompson, 2008;Mould, 2009;Daskalaki et al, 2008). The feelings of freedom afforded by the practice of parkour, are found in how it opens new perspectives on everyday surroundings by developing highly embodied relationships with space (Ameel & Tani, 2012).…”
Section: © Queensland University Of Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%