In preparation for my talk in the InfoStructure lecture series on February 25, 2010 at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, I am listing some of my infrastructure-related articles that might be of interest for further reading.
“Signals and Oil: Satellite Footprints and Post-Communist Territories in Central Asia,” European Journal of Cultural Studies, Vol. 12(2), 137-156, 2009.
“Around the Antenna Tree: The Politics of Infrastructural Visibility,” Flow, March 2009, available at http://flowtv.org/?p=2507.
“Where the Cable Ends: Television in Fringe Areas.” In Cable Visions: Television Beyond Broadcasting, Sarah Banet-Weiser, Cynthia Chris and Anthony Freitas, eds. New York: New York University Press, 2007, 103-126.
“Postwar Footprints: Satellite and Wireless Stories in Slovenia and Croatia.” In B-Zone: Becoming Europe and Beyond, Anselm Franke, ed. Barcelona: ACTAR Press, 2005. Reprinted as an expanded version with “Afterthougts” and translated into Spanish in Political Typographies: Visual Essays on the Margins of Europe, Barcelona: Fundacio Antonio Tapies, 2007, pp. 87-140.
“Obscure Objects of Media Studies: Echo, Hotbird, Ikonos,” in Strange Spaces: Explorations into Mediated Obscurity, eds. Amanda Lagerkvist and Andre Jansson, Ashgate Publishing, 2009.
"Kinetic Screens: Epistemologies of Movement at the Interface," in Media/Space: Place, Scale and Culture in a Media Age, eds. Nick Couldry and Anna McCarthy, London: Routledge, 2004, 37-57.
"Insecure Airwaves: US Bombings of Al Jazeera." Forum on Homeland Security, Journal of Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 4:2, June 2007, 226,-231.
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Around the Antenna Tree: The Politics of Infrastructural Visibility
see my Flow column by clicking on the image
New Book
This book has just been published. An expanded version of my essay "Obscure Objects of Media Studies" is in it
"When Satellites Fall"
Click on this photo of orbital debris to read my essay posted on Flow
Goodbye Rabbit Ears: Thoughts about the Digital TV Transition
see my Flow column by clicking on the image
Max Greuter's catalogue
Transmediale Opening - Roaming
Participants in CEU Seminar
Naran Satellite Station, Mongolia
Intersputnik dish
Former herder now a white phone worker
Inside Choijin Lama Temple
Naran's Grandma and the rug she made
Satellite Dishes and Solar Panels for Sale at Black Market in Ulaanbatar
Ponjee and his Nokia phone
walking phone = yavdag utas
Wireless Phone Workers
Wireless Phone Worker
Satellite Dish and Tool Seller at Black Market
2 comments:
Thanks so much for coming, Lisa. It was a blast!
hi lisa.
yesterday i see you in simposio tv at fundation telefonica
your presentation was very interesting.
i work at directv argentina in international transmitions signals.
so i am interested in your study.
in bs as there are an area very poor where is full dish satelite, Is in retiro neighborhood or "Villa de retiro".
there are small houses but all have a dish satelite.
the satelite tv allows recharge only when the people have money a diferent that "cable".
that happens becouse the big companies can´t arrive whith traditional infraestructura (cable).
happens the same whith movil phone, as not arrive the ticket, all people have a movile phone.
is it very easy recharge your movil phone in anywhere.
i would like buy your books.
do you know if your books are published in Spanish?
thanks
regard
jm
altamiranojm@hotmail.com
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