The radio in times of mobile networking

Abstract

This article is focused on the mobility of the radio’s broadcasting but from the present preoccupation by the productive mobility in networking. Would it be necessary to differentiate studies on mobility in front of studies on static phenomena? In which levels the mobility networking competes with the mobility broadcasting? The paper reviews the concept of the utopianism to understand the relationships among radio with the rest of media; the paper take in advantage both Arnheim and Eco’s description about the relationships between the figure of the journey and the radio reception in his writings and analysis and, finally, the results of these conclusions.