This book is an interdisciplinary empirical investigation of how people interact with public screens in their daily lives.

Zlatan Krajina was awarded MA and PhD in Media and Communications at Goldsmiths, University of London. Previously he worked as a news and documentary producer and presenter. He has published articles on media, society and technology. He has worked as an undergraduate lecturer at Goldsmiths, and is currently based at the University of Zagreb, Croatia, where he teaches postgraduate courses on "Media and the City" and "Media Audiences."

1. Introduction 2. Experiencing the (Re)Mediated City 3. Exploring Encounters with Screens: A Methodological Challenge 4. Dynamics of Seeming Insignificance: Passing by a Screen-Object in London's Old Street Roundabout 5. In Anticipation of Destination: 'Wheeling' Through the Screen-Scenography of the London Underground 6. How to 'Tame' the Sun: Visual Indulgences at Zadar's Screen-Place as Tactics of Appropriation 7. Living and Screening the Space of Regeneration: Domesticating Spatial Change with Screen-Action in London's Gillett Square 8. Conclusion: Habituating the Mediated City