Ravi Sundaram is a Fellow at the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS), Delhi. In 2000 he founded The Sarai programme along with Monica Narula, Jeebesh Bagchi, Ravi Vasudevan and Shuddhabrata Sengupta. Sarai is a programme of the CSDS and one of South Asia’s best known spaces that work on media and urbanism. In Sarai, he works with on research projects on media culture which examine the emerging inter-media junctions in Indian and Asian cities. He has co-edited the critically acclaimed series: the Sarai Readers: The Public Domain (2001), The Cities of Everyday Life(2002), Shaping Technologies (2003), and the Crisis Media(2004), and Frontiers (2007). He is the author of After Media: Urbanism and Pirate culture in Delhi, (Routledge) London (2009). His current work is on urban fear.