Treble Wars: on the act of collective music listening through cell phones, the acoustic occupation of public space and the conflict over sound supremacy

The so-called sodcasting (playing music through cell phones in publuic spaces) is an active practice that activates debates around the cohabitation in public space, the freedom of acting and the use of music as an instrument for attack or defense.

Lecture by Massimiliano Casu within the framework of the II Symposium on Ordinary Sociology dedicated to "Around-the-house policies".