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Media Use in the Bath HouseSubmitted by moniquenw on Sun, 2007-11-18 22:22.
Laurie Grove Bath House Research Media Use: Official and Unofficial Media Use Research Overview In a time of digital information and paperless communication, there is a surprising number of ‘physical’ forms of communication in the bath house, both official and unofficial media. I found it interesting how the occupants of the building choose to interact with the space through note postings and tagging. This research is an attempt to record and chart all the ‘physical’ media use in the building through pictures and note taking and also an attempt to see how all the media use connects to the social network in the building. A further step of the research would be to try and find a link between the social networks formed through all the physical media use in the building and the social networks formed through social net working websites on the internet by the users of the building. To be able to create legible chart of all the date the first step would be to categorize all the raw information into two big groups: official and unofficial media. As the foundation of that process, first I need to define the term official and unofficial media. For the purpose of this research I would define all official media by these characteristics: After looking through research findings, I found that the Official media can be divided into more categories, namely: |