Smart city transitions are a fast-proliferating example of urban innovation processes, and
generating the insight required to support their unfolding should be a key priority for …

Who benefits from smart technology? Whose interests are served when we trade our
personal data for convenience and connectivity? Smart technology is everywhere: smart …

Smart urbanism has, over the last decade or so, grown to become a major research area
within the social science of cities and digital technology. This critical commentary aims to …

Under digital capitalism, the interests of landed property and digital platforms are
converging. This article explores this dynamic in rental homes operated by corporate …

In 2017, Uber Technologies Inc. launched a new service called Uber Movement. Designed
by a team of 10 engineers, the new service provided a select number of cities access to …

The structure of the UK's private rental sector (PRS) is being disrupted by a new series of
rental proptech platforms (RPPs). These start-ups are adopting technologies including …

This book analyses the changes to the regulation of everyday life that have taken place as a
result of datafication, the ever-growing analytical, predictive, and structuring role of …

Some of the largest tech companies in the world, not to mention a stream of smaller startups,
are now our roommates. Homes have become the target for smart devices and digital …

This report draws on the burgeoning geography literature on 'big tech'and how scholars
have responded to its spatial impacts. First, it traces the revival in locational geographies …

Our article explores how migrant food delivery couriers work around platform algorithmic
control to argue that gaming the system is a form of everyday resistance. Drawing on data …