Pools and satellites
Published 25 June 2002
Katja Battarbee, Nik Baerten, Martijn Hinfelaar, Paul Irvine, Susanne Loeber, Alan Munro
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This paper addresses the issue of mediating intimacy in order to support city communities by describing two explorative information and communication technology concepts and scenarios.
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This paper addresses the issue of mediating intimacy in order to support city communities. What is intimacy and how can it be mediated through the introduction of new technology in a community? It illustrates the discussion by describing two explorative information and communication technology concepts and scenarios.
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