Geographies of Digital Exclusion : Data and Inequality.

Intro
Title
Copyright
Contents
List of Figures
Series Preface
Acknowledgements
1 We All Are Digital Geographers
The cartographic attributes of the invisible
From cosmographies to digital geographies
Maps are not the territory
2 When the Map Becomes the Territory
Pre-digital geographies of information
Democratising geographies and economies?
3 Making Digital Geographies
The collection of geospatial data
Organising the information
A geospatial platform ecology
Two complementary approaches
4 A Geography of Digital Geographies
How to 'map' digital maps
The world according to Wikipedia
A gallery of digital maps
A global map?
5 Digital Augmentations of the City
How to map Google Maps
The city according to Google
A geolinguistic hegemony?
6 Who are the Map-Makers?
Who contributes to Wikipedia?
Information environments
Participation environments
Limits to the universal platform?
7 Information Power and Inequality
Wikipedia's geolinguistic contours
Information equity and spatial contestation
What are the responsibilities of the map-maker?
8 Towards More Just Digital Geographies
Introduction
Principles for the digital geographies of the future
Building digital geographies of the future?
What comes next?
Epilogue
Appendix
Reference tables
Data sources
Methodology for Chapter 5
Bibliography
Index.