Philadelphia / Milan / New York City / New York / Hintz / /
Company
Duke University Press / Coleman / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
Building Objects / /
IndustryTerm
media activists / obvious products / Internet governance wonks / media technology / open-source software developers / work offer analytical tools / appropriate technology movement / mere radio hardware / regulatory environment favoring corporate media consolidation / community media / workshop site / media activism / meaningful product / final products / electronics / Internet-based technologies / community media production / free software geeks / media consolidation / amateur hardware / electronics knowledge / ostensible work product / media democracy / /
Organization
Duke University / Congress / civil society / Federal Communications Commission / Independent Media Centers / /
Person
David Hess / William Kennard / Javier Lezaun / Daniel Kreiss / Jeffrey Juris / Eric Klinenberg / Latour / McDowell / Barack Obama / Lucas Graves / Stephen Barley / Dick / Gideon Kunda / Christopher M. Kelty / Thomas Streeter / /
Position
political activist / not-approachable engineer / chairman / President / representative / analyst / /
ProvinceOrState
Illinois / /
Technology
also Internet-based technologies / media technology / radio frequency / /
E S S AY S Producing “Participation”? The Pleasures and Perils of Technical Engagement in Radio Activism Christina Dunbar-Hester