Digital public space is a term that originated with the BBC. The term defines a conceptual space of interaction with digital information and culture - that is, information that is stored at some point in the process through digital technology and available to anyone. Naomi Jacobs and Rachel Cooper's Living in Digital Worlds explores the definition of this concept which basically describes how everyone, from digital natives to those who only interact minimally online, experiences, responds to and is changed by the digital world. The authors use the perspective of design to place the digital...