1. Urban Media Archaeology Fall 2011 Shannon Mattern Rory Solomon

2. Mapping Media Disciplinary Tendency to Focus on Content , on Representation

3. Movielocationsguide.com

4. Via Alien Loves Predator: http://alienlovespredator.com/2011/05/04/new-york-movie-map/

5. Movie Map iPhone App: http://www.shinyshiny.tv/2010/07/moviemap_iphone.html

6. How would you map the institution of film – the networks through which it gets produced, distributed, consumed, etc.?

8. What other media “institutions” might we better understand if we were to consider their spatial or geographic qualities?

9. eBoy, FooBar

10. AT&T Coverage: http://www.wireless.att.com/coverageviewer

11. The locations, heights and age of the mobile phone antenna installations filed with the Department of Buildings since 2005. http://urbanomnibus.net/2011/07/signal-space/

12. http://auth.nycwireless.net/hotspots_map.php

13. Cell Phone Coverage Android App: http://bit.ly/nN9eLf

14. http://senseable.mit.edu/currentcity/index.html | http://vimeo.com/1839628

15. OPTE, Map of the Internet: http://www.opte.org/maps/

17. Kevin Kelly’s Internet Mapping Project: http://www.kk.org/internet-mapping/

18. What are the politics of these maps? What analytical tools and methods do we employ in Media Studies that might help us to understand these maps as media themselves?

19. http://www.anothercupdevelopment.org/projects

20. http://www.vimeo.com/4758009 [through 10:06]

21. See Lisa Parks @ Where 2.0

22. Consider the vertical dimension of urban media networks – the z axis Michael Chen & Justin Snider, Signal Space: http://urbanomnibus.net/2011/07/signal-space/

25. “ A city...is not a flattenable graph. In a city, networks overlap upon other networks ” (Friedrich Kittler, “ The City is a Medium, ” New Literary History 27:4 (1996): 719) Brian McGrath/Skyscraper Museum, Manhattan Timeformations, 2000

26. “ [N]ew infrastructures do not so much supercede old ones as ride on top of them, forming physical and organizational palimpsests – telephone lines follow railway lines, and over time these pathways have not been diffused, but rather etched more deeply into the urban landscape” (Kazys Varnelis, “The Centripetal City: Telecommunications, the Internet, and the Shaping of the Modern Urban Environment ” Cabinet 17 (Spring 2004/5): 27-8)

36. http://www.wordsinspace.net/wordpress/2010/07/20/from-fire-alarms-to-copy-machines-local-primary-materials-on-urban-media-history/

37. Derek Watkins: Visualizing US Expansion Through Post Offices: http://derekwatkins.wordpress.com/2011/08/06/posted/ http://vimeo.com/27376376

39. http://spacingtoronto.ca/2008/10/26/torontos-corridor-of-power/