The Situationist international in a Postmodern Age was Sadie Plant's first book and the means by which I found her. That tome was placed under my jumper one evening in Dawson St., and I wandered innocently out the door. Tea-leafing radical books formed an essential part of my persona back then. The story sdhe told was accessible and well-researched, not the kind of thing that was going to impress those dedicated tot he exegesis of Marx and Hegel, but useful none the less.

This morning I came upon her once more, but this time as the author for a report by motorola called _on the mobile: the effects of mobile telephones on social and individual life_

....so I've just downloaded it from here as a PDF, Google it to get an automatic HTML version or go to Motoroloa's media center for links to the word docs.