Headmap Manifesto on Location-Aware Devices

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by: Ben Russell R[F`b  
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The internet has already started leaking into the real world. Headmap argues that when it gets trully loose the world will be new again. The headmap manifesto is a sequence of text fragments dealing with the social and cultural implications of location aware devices. Headmap argues a move from the ‘inside’ view that developed after the failure of the space programme, the closure of the fron- tiers, the rise of television, early computing, interiorised simulation and drug culture....towards an ‘outside’ view - a recolonisation of the real world, computers becoming invisible, mobile, networked and location aware, the real world augmented rather than simulated. People finding more outside than inside and developing sophisticated information based relationships to exterior spaces, computer games moving outside, technologies facilitating the tagging and annotating of spaces, places, people, animals and things, the emergence of new forms of spontaneous externalised real social interaction, constructs drawn from dreams and myth shape the outside more tangibly than ever before. New forms of collective, network organised dissent are emerging. Collectively constructive rather than oppositional. .. &pl)E$Y  
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