Interessant ist hier, dass es nicht um Videoüberwachung geht, sondern um vielfältigen Formen der Präsenz von Bildschirmen, die den öffentlichen Raum in sehr unterschiedlicher Weise "bespielen". Im Gegensatz zur Videoüberwachung werden nicht Aufnahmen vom öffentlichen Raum gemacht, sondern Bilder in den öffentlichen Raum gestellt.


First Monday
(Peer reviewed Journal on the Internet)

Special Issue #4: Urban Screens: Discovering the potential of outdoor screens for urban society

edited by Pieter Boeder, Geert Lovink, Sabine Niederer, and Mirjam Struppek

Introduction: Discovering the potential of outdoor screens for
urban society
by Pieter Boeder and Mirjam Struppek

Urban screens: The beginning of a universal visual culture
by Paul Martin Lester

The politics of public space in the media city
by Scott McQuire

The poetics of urban media surfaces
by Lev Manovich

Interpreting urban screens
by Anthony Auerbach

Story space: A theoretical grounding for the new urban annotation
by Rekha Murthy

The urban incubator: (De)constructive (re)presentation of heterotopian spatiality and virtual image(ries)
by Wael Salah Fahmi

Urban screens: Towards the convergence of architecture and
audiovisual media
by Tore Slaatta

Towards an integrated architectural media space
by Ava Fatah gen. Schieck

Art and social displays in the branding of the city: Token
screens or opportunities for difference?
Julia Nevárez

Hijacking the urban screen: Trends in outdoor advertising and
predictions for the use of video art and urban screens
by Raina Kumra

For an aesthetics of transmission
by Giselle Beiguelman

Intelligent skin: Real virtual
by Vera Bühlmann

Programming video art for urban screens in public space
by Kate Taylor

Augmenting the City with Urban Screens
by Florian Resatsch, Daniel Michelis, Corina Weber, and
Thomas Schildhauer