http://advicetoofcom.org.uk/blog/2013/02/rise-and-rise-city

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But as Leo Hollis writes in the New Statesman (A tale of the City Told by your Phone, January 2013), if we accept this growing  international significance of the city, then  “As a result who owns the virtual information space of the city will be as important as who owns the actual fabric”.  It is connectivity that gives us the ability to understand and mediate the city.

And this is the key issue. If cities are prime movers for mankind’s future, it is important that they are democratic movers. And already the cost and complexity of technology is disenfranchising.

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juan carlos