Back To The Information City
The authors revive Andreas Dieberger's 1994 Information City concept, implementing a 3D cityscape visualization of hypertext notes in Tinderbox and reflecting on its structuralist and existentialist roots, its montage-like semantics of spaces between buildings, and its suitability for constructive h- doi
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- Back To The Information City
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- Mark Bernstein, Silas Hooper, Mark W. R. Anderson
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- The authors revive Andreas Dieberger's 1994 Information City concept, implementing a 3D cityscape visualization of hypertext notes in Tinderbox and reflecting on its structuralist and existentialist roots, its montage-like semantics of spaces between buildings, and its suitability for constructive h
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- VR, information city, information recall, knowledge discovery, memory palaces, sense-making, spatial hypertext, visualisation
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- 2025-09-15
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- HT '25: 36th ACM Conference on Hypertext and Social Media, Chicago, IL, USA, September 15-19, 2025
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