Stories on Geographies: Geo-Social Tagging for Co-Creation of Cultural Value

Elisa Bonacini

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ICTs evolution in the field of digital cultural participation has helped turn geo-social tagging into a new form of creation of cultural value through user-generated contents (UGC). Tagging a place is giving that place a story: this means being able to write digital stories on geographies and to rediscover our territory in a new and shared way. Aim of this paper is to demonstrate the potential of these digital tools, basing our study on some examples of geo-tagging and geo-social blogs, in Italy and abroad, creating forms of real social tagging and urban digital storytelling.

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