keynote Stephen Graham at The Mobile City conference on Feb. 28 2008 at the NAi Rotterdam Netherlands

1. Sentient Cities: Ambient intelligence and the politics of urban space Steve Graham and Mike Crang Department of Geography University of Durham

9. RFIDs: Smooth Flow, Just in Time Management, Ubiquitous Tracking

12. ‘ Software-Sorting’ techniques often used to ‘unbundle’ and recommodify public urban infrastructure into neoliberal mobility marketplaces

13. Road Pricing: Unbundling Public Roadspace Monopolies:

19. II Securitisation and Militarisation: Towards Passage-Point Urbanism?

21. Code Space: Software-Sorted Mobilities

22. Code Face: Toward Software-Sorted Streets?

23. Surveillance Creep: Embedded Systems Become Securitised

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34. Digital Collective Memory e.g. 34N118W:

39. Opening Out City as Gamespace e.g. Asphalt Games

40. ‘ Relational Architecture’: Rafael Lozano Hemmer

41. Urban Screens: Making Things Public

42. Contesting Urban Data Politics e.g. Neighborhood Knowledge Los Angeles (NKLA)