1 Introduction Barney Warf
PART I Conceiving the history, technology, and geography of the internet
2 Is cyberspace there after all? Aharon Kellerman
3 The World Wide Web as media ecology Michael L. Black
4 Robustness and the internet: a geographic fiber-optic infrastructure perspective Ramakrishnan Durairajan
5 The history of broadband Elizabeth Mack
6 The mobile internet Matthew Kelley
7 Geographies of the internet in rural areas in developing countries Jeffrey James
8 Geographies of global digital divides James B. Pick and Avijit Sarkar
PART II Political economy of the internet
9 The geography of e-commerce Bruno Moriset
10 Online retailing Emily Fekete
11 Finance and information technologies: opposite sides of the same coin Jayson J. Funke
12 E-tourism Irene Cheng Chu Chan and Rob Law
13 The state and cyberspace: e-government geographies Barney Warf
14 A geography of the internet in China Xiang Zhang
PART III The internet in everyday life
15 Google Earth Todd Patterson
16 Augmented Reality: an overview Mark Billinghurst
17 Twitter Matthew Haffner
18 Neogeography Wen Lin
19 Ethnographic research and the internet Tyler Sonnichsen
20 Cyber-spatial cartographies of digital diasporas Michel S. Laguerre
21 Wearable internet for wellness and health: interdigital territories of new technology Monica Murero
22 The Internet of Things Anurag Agarwal and Bhuvan Unhelkar
Index
Biography
Barney Warf is a Professor of Geography at the University of Kansas. His research and teaching interests lie within the broad domain of human geography, particularly telecommunications and the internet.
