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The data city as public experiment?
Gray, Jonathan;
Marres, Noortje
Cities have long been imagined as “machines for living,” and today's data technologies carry the promise of making them more “intelligent” - more attuned to the lives of citizens; better able to ensure feedback and the re-adjustment of relations between people, environments, and institutions. How might data, and data culture, play a role in reshaping city life, for whom, and to what end?
Essay published in London Ideas.
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- Publication date:
- July 13, 2018
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- Keyword(s):
- data cities, public data, open data, public experiment
- Published in:
- London Ideas: 1 (1).
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