slide show made for Film 315 at Queen's University

1. Where
did
the
ques,on
“Where
are
you?”
disappear
too.
Image
by:
Dolly
Haorambam
By:
Jordan
Rotman
Flickr

2. Not
too
long
ago
it
was
almost
impossible
to
know
where
someone
was
in
a
crowd
of
people,
but
over
the
course
of
technologies
evolu,on
that
has
changed.
Image
by:
Richard
Riley
Flickr

3. The
first
,me
I
went
to
a
theme
park
I
remember
it
took
a
map
and
a
set
of
walkie
talkies
in
order
to
find
my
friends.
Now
all
I
have
to
do
is
check
my
cell.
Image
by
Kimba
Howard
Flickr

4. • sdg
Even
though
a
cell
provides
the
ability
to
communicate
and
figure
out
one’s
loca,on.
Technology
has
advanced
further
so
that
even
if
there
is
no
recep,on,
it
is
s,ll
possible
to
find
someone.
Image
by:
Dennis
Crowley
Flickr

5. a
Facebook
allows
people
to
update
their
status
and
loca,on
in
order
for
their
friends
to
keep
up
to
date
and
know
where
they
are.
Image
by:
Lululemon
Athle,ca
Flickr

6. Apps
such
as
Google
La,tude
have
allowed
us
to
keep
track
of
people
by
simply
adding
them
and
then
clicking
refresh
whenever
we
like.
Image
by:
Dennis
Crowley
Flickr

7. But
it
was
not
un,l
recent
with
the
inven,on
of
Foursquare
that
the
ques,on
“Where
are
you”
really
became
lost
in
existence.
Image
by
Eliot
Phillips
Flickr

8. Making
sta,ng
your
loca,on
a
game
and
compe,,on
against
your
friends
in
order
to
get
badges
has
revolu,onized
social
media
and
is
growing
rapidly.
Image
by
Alper
Çuğun
Flickr

9. • a
Becoming
the
mayor
of
your
favourite
places
has
become
the
new
way
to
inform
people
that
you
go
somewhere
more
than
anyone
else.
Foursquare
is
a
revolu,on
of
social
media
that
has
forever
changed
the
ques,on
“Where
are
you?”
Image
by
Sean
MacEntee
Flickr

10. John
Fischer
Image
by
John
Fischer
Flickr