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Jacobs emerged as a champion of the citizens’ city in the face of her contemporaries’ uncompromising approach—most contentiously, Robert Moses’ highway-based urban efficiency. Jacobs mounted what she herself called “an attack on current city planning and rebuilding,” arguing that there is a higher goal for urban design than promoting high-volume traffic flow.14
r-matching to landscape photos. The user-generated photographic data began to reveal natural ecological conditions like drought and urban green spaces.
Calvino imagined a situation of total recall, where every detail was recorded. What he did not imagine was that individuals would share that information willingly. This is a radical shift from a top-down vision of data collection to a bottom-up vision of data aggregation and dissemination—it is a shift from “Big Brother” to “little sisters.” A (re)distribution of control over information may empower individuals, providing insight into the kind and quantity of data that they create and a choice of what and when to share—even, perhaps, prompting claims to some of the information’s value.
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