Mobile and Ubiquitous Media. Critical and International Perspectives. Digital Formations 114.

How We Got Here. The Technologies and Policies Behind Ubiquitous Computing and Ubiquitous Media. Laura Steckman -- The Ubiquitous Media War. Tanner Mirrlees -- From Contagion and Revealing to Recovery and Healing. Examining the Lifecycle of Ubiquitous Control Through the Sony/BMG Rootkit. Eric Lehman -- Google Street View and Representational Ubiquity. Aaron Shapiro -- Wearable Technology in the Production, Diffusion, and Active Use of Ubiquitous Knowledge. Marco Centorrino and Sebastiano Nucera -- Towards a New Visuality of "Mobile Infography". Examining Contemporary Visual Applications as New Ways of Seeing. Ana Rita Morais -- Entrepreneurial Journalism and Ubiquitous Media: Considerations for Digital Labor. Maggie Reid -- Youth Practices Online and Offline. UbiquitousTools and Meaningful Contexts. Pilar Lacasa, Julian de la Fuente, and Katiuska Manzur -- Everywhere and Nowhere, Simultaneously:Theorizing the Ubiquitous, Immaterial, Post-Digital Photograph. Kris Belden-Adams -- Ubiquitous Media and Monopolies of Knowledge: The Approach of Harold Innis. Edward Comor -- The Mediated Experiences of Our Everyday/Everynight Lives. Notes From a Case Study on Digital Labor. Susan Bryant -- Push Narratives. Ubiquitous Mobile News and Participatory Local Media in Himalayan India. Jacqueline H. Fewkes and Abdul Nasir Khan -- Towards Journalism Everywhere:The New Opportunities and Challenges of Real-Time News Streams in Finland. Turo Uskali -- "Framelessness," or the Cultural Logic of Big Data. Mark Andrejevic -- The Relationship Between Ubiquitous Media and Surveillance of Dissent From the Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter. Sarah Harney -- Ubiquitous Emotion Analytics and How We Feel Today. Susan Currie Sivek. ISBN 9781433148415