The document discusses the dynamics of the internet and its impact on society, particularly focusing on how augmented realities create uneven geographies. It references various scholars and concepts about the global flow of information, the dualism between rich and poor countries, and specific geographic examples of language use on the internet. The content emphasizes the intertwined nature of digital and physical spaces, questioning the spatial dimensions of virtual augmentations.

1. augmented realities and uneven geographies Symposium on the Dynamics of the Internet and SocietyOxford, 2011Mark GrahamOxford Internet Institutee: mark@geospace.co.ukt: @geoplaceMatthew ZookDepartment of GeographyUniversity of Kentuckye: zook@uky.edu

2. “We’re trying to build a virtual mirror of the world at all times” Marissa Mayer, Google’s Vice President of Location ServicesLeWeb Conference, Paris 2010.

3. Spatial Palimpsests

4. “The Internet surrounds us like air, saturating our offices and our homes. But it’s not confined to the ether. You can touch it. You can map it. And you can photograph it” - Andrew Blum 2009

6. Cores and Peripheries of InformationSinger’s (1970) international technological dualism between rich and poor countries.UNESCO’s ‘New World Information Order’ to describe uneven global flows of information (Mowlana 1997)The Internet ‘as a new phase in a long history of the West’s attempt to colonize not only the territory and the body but also the mind of the Third World “other” (Sardar 1996).

7. “here be dragons”Psalter World map (1265)

9. Google News

10. 1) What are the geographies and densities of augmentations of material places?2) What are the spatial footprints of different languages in the Geoweb?

11. http://maps-forum-announcements.blogspot.com/2009/06/local-listings-where-do-they-come-from.html

18. Eastern Canada: English and French

19. Spain: Spanish (Castilian) and Catalan

20. Belgium: Flemish and French

21. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/21/Wallonia_in_Belgium_and_the_European_Union.svg

22. Belgium: English, Flemish, French

23. France: French and English

24. Israel/Palestine: Arabic and Hebrew

25. Search terms in BelgiumEnglishFrenchFlemish

26. ArabicHebrewEnglish

28. Bangkokวัด (“temple” in Thai) “temple” in English

29. a“מסעדה” in Tel Aviv 589 results“restaurant” in Tel Aviv448 resultsa“مطعم” in Tel Aviv22 results

30. Valdrada: the mirrored city.From Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities.Colleen CorradiBrannigan: www.cittainvisibili.com/acquerelli/Valdrada-en.htm

31. thank youMark GrahamOxford Internet Institutemark@geospace.co.uk@geoplaceMatthew ZookUniversity of KentuckyDepartment of Geographyzook@uky.edu