Displacing Place: Mobile Communication in the Twenty-first Century Edited by Sharon Kleinman TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS PREFACE INTRODUCTION--Sharon Kleinman PART ONE: Place and 'Polis CHAPTER 1.  Mobile Communication in the Twenty-first Century, or "Everybody, Everywhere, at Anytime"--Gary Gumpert & Susan J. Drucker CHAPTER 2.  Municipal WiFi Comes to Town--Harvey Jassem CHAPTER 3.  Mobility in Mediapolis: Will Cities be Displaced, Replaced, or Disappear?--Gene Burd CHAPTER 4.  Living and Loving in the Metro/Electro Polis: Understanding the Neurobiology of Attachments in a Society with Ubiquitous Mobile Information and Communication Technologies--Yvonne Houy CHAPTER 5.  Displacing Place with Obsolete Information and Communication Technologies--Julie Newman PART TWO: Mobile Innovations CHAPTER 6.  Cyber-crime on the Move--Matthew Williams CHAPTER 7.  Breaking Free: The Shaping and Resisting of Mobility in Personal Information and Communication Technologies--Julian Kilker  CHAPTER 8.  Mobile Culture: Podcasting as Public Media--Jarice Hanson & Bryan Baldwin CHAPTER 9.  Reach out and Download Something: An Analysis of Cell Phone and Cell Phone Plan Advertisements--Richard Olsen PART THREE: Mobile Technologies at Work CHAPTER 10.  Networks Unleashed: Mobile Communication and the Evolution of Networked Organizations--Calvert Jones & Patricia Wallace CHAPTER 11.  Medical Communication: Improving Patient Safety in the Operating Room and Critical Care Unit--Keith J. Ruskin CHAPTER 12.  Therapy at a Distance: Information and Communication Technologies and Mental Health--Penny A. Leisring CHAPTER 13.  But You Don't Play with the Mobile Information and Communication Technologies You Already Have: An Instructional Technologist's View of Teaching with Technology in Higher Education--Gary Pandolfi CHAPTER 14.  Pumping Up the Pace: The Wireless Newsroom--Andrew Smith CONCLUSION.  Anytime, Any Place: Mobile Information and Communication Technologies in the Culture of Efficiency--Sharon Kleinman ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS INDEX