The development of 'age-friendly cities' has become a major area of work in the field of
ageing and the built environment. This movement is driven by the observation that cities are …

This article discusses methodological approaches to app studies, focusing on their
embeddedness and situatedness within multiple infrastructural settings. Our approach …

This article examines the screen interfaces that have become central to the experience of
television, film, and video content in an era when Internet-distributed video coexists with …

Hundreds of thousands of apps are now available that have been designed to monitor,
manage or improve users' health. In this article, I draw on feminist new materialist …

Apps are becoming increasingly important in education. However, critical educational
research has hardly ever undertaken up-close analyses of educational apps. This article …

This article examines the appisation of television: the emergence of apps as a mainstream
means of delivering television services/content through smart TVs, connected devices …

As dating and hookup apps for gay men and hetero-identified users flourish, the slow growth
of lesbian-identified apps is continually framed as a “problem” by developers, investors, and …

Mobile applications (better known as “apps”) are digital media commodities. They are small
bits of software, microprograms designed to work quickly and easily on mobile devices such …

In this article we address the question 'what is tracking in the mobile ecosystem'through a
comprehensive overview of the Software Development Kit (SDK). Our research reveals a …

This article examines how the process of platformisation is manifesting in videogame
development. Rather than reinforcing a top-down perspective of platformisation centred on …