Conference archive The Life of Mobile Data: Technology, Mobility and Data Subjectivity April 15 – 16, 2004 University of Surrey, United Kingdom Schedule 15 April Session Title Speaker 08.30 Registration opens   09.30 Opening address   Nicola Green 10.00 Keynote address Why where you are matters: mundane mobilities, transparent technologies and the reordering of time-space paths David Lyon 11.00 Tea break   11.30 Session One Data subjectivity     Identity Service: A future service for collecting, storing Francesca Rosella   Intimate Data: Everyday life, information capital & data protection Gauti Sigthrosson   Threats to the informational person Eric Ward 13.00 Lunch   14.00 Session two Surveillance     LOCA: Location Oriented Critical Arts Drew Hemment   Kludge: Wifi & the cultural configurations of infrastructure Adrian Mackenzie   Moving Images: The mobility & immobility of kids standing still Daniel Neyland 15.30 Tea break   16.00 Session three Urban tapestries convened by Giles Lane, Proboscis 17.30 Conference adjourns   19.00 Conference dinner     16 April   09.00 Registration   09.30 Keynote address   Charles Raab 10.30 Tea break   11.00 Parallel session one Emerging technologies     Managing the data trail David Birch   Embedded mobilities Fernando Elichiriguity   The Mobile Phone, an artefact of popular culture & a tool of the public sphere Janey Gordon   11.00 Parallel session two Social groups     Mobile technologies & the fragmentation of identity-related data Jennie Carroll   Textperts, Thumbomenon, gift giving and gap filling: Mobile phones and Japanese cute culture Larissa Hjorth   Mobilising communities Alex Taylor 12.30 Lunch   13.30 Parallel session three Images     Mobile screenic devices & imaging the everyday: Influences on personal & social memory Heidi Cooley   Crossing Boundaries: an empirical investigation of mammographic images on the move Catelijne Coopman   A Tonic for the Self: Participatory autobiographical data Alberto Frigo 13.30 Parallel session four Publicness     Breaking or remaking the boundaries of work and home?: The social life of employees' mobile data & devices Rebecca Ellis   A comparative study of mobile phone use in public places in London, Madrid & Paris Amparo Larsen   Organised networks institutionalise to give mobile information a strategic potential Ned Rossiter 15.00 Tea break   15.30 Session four Databases     You Need Control to Cede Control: The dispersal of personal information and privacy protection Martin Gibbs   The Mobile Phone, an artefact of popular culture and a tool of the public sphere Gordon Gow   Mobile Work – Mobile Life: Static vs. dynamic views of highly mobile users Carsten Sorensen 17.00 Keynote address   Simon Davies 18.00 Plenary   Genevieve Bell 18.30 Conference closes       With the support of Intel Corporation, and the Department of Sociology at the University of Surrey.