Pervasive Media Cookbook
The Pervasive Media Cookbook is mix of cutting-edge practice and ideas emerging from the research kitchens of the Pervasive Media Studio, Bristol.
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Keeping in Touch - Final Report
The Keeping in Touch review looked at 100 community-based communication initiatives which appeared to have a goal of ‘strengthening communities’ that were narrowed to a sample of 30 projects for analysis of their public claims then conducted a further three in depth case studies.
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Analysis Tool or Research Methodology? Is there an epistemology for patterns?
This chapter seeks to outline some of the issues around using patterns as an epistemological construct.
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Keeping in Touch
This discussion paper summarises the key themes from Keeping In Touch, a collaborative research project for Connected Communities.
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Mini-games, monsters & Mr Happy: a video essay on virtual and actual play
This video essay is a microethological study of the transduction of a virtual world into the actual world play of children with toys and water.
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New Media and Technocultures Reader
The New Media & Technocultures Reader gathers texts which map the cultural implications of new media, encapsulating and challenging key debates, theoretical positions, and approaches to research.
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Anticipating ubiquitous computing: logics to forecast technological futures
This article stages an encounter between the futurity of ubiquitous computing and recent debates in the social sciences around 'anticipation'.
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Time Slice
This essay is an analysis of the relationship between the emergent cultural form of the Web Drama and the Attention Economy.
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Events and Collusions: a glossary for the microethnography of videogame play
Microethnography/microethology bring to cybertextual analysis an attention to the operations of virtual circuits and components with, and as, their relationships to human players, hardware, and actual environments.
