For the past week or two, I’ve been trying to piece together the Pokémon Go phenomenon without reading anything beyond what pops up on my social media feed (without following links), overheard conversations, and observing the strange behaviour in my everyday spaces.
This morning was the first time I broke my rule to not follow links and read an article. Not surprisingly because it asks my recurring question: “Who?”
Why You Should Care About Pokémon Go
The game and its successors will change our relationships with our neighbourhoods. It’s a good time to ask: who decides how?
By Hugh Stimson, 15 Jul 2016 | TheTyee.ca
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Sarah B. Gelbard 