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Geser,
Hans
(2007):
Patterns of multi-channel
communication among older teens - html -
pdf |
Geser, Hans (2006):
Are girls (even) more addicted?
Some gender patterns of cell phone usage - html - pdf |
Geser, Hans (2006):
Pre-teen cell phone adoption: consequences for later patterns of phone
usage and involvement - html -
pdf |
Geser Hans (2006) Is the Cell
Phone undermining the Social Order? |
Geser, Hans (2004):
Towards a Sociological Theory of The Mobile Phone Release 3.0,
March 2004 html
pdf |
Aftelak, Andrew et. al. (2005): Group Coordination for Mobile Families |
Agnelli, Davide et al. (2004): Fashion
Victims: an unconventional research approach in the field of mobile
communication pdf |
Agre, Philip E. (2001):
Changing Places: Contexts of Awareness
in Computing. (Human-Computer Interaction 16 (2-3) |
Arnold, M. (2003): On the Phenomenology of Technology: the
Janus-faces" of mobile Phones |
Bachen,
Christine (2001):
The
Family in the Networked Society. |
Barkhuus,
Louise
(2003):
How to Define the Communication Situation: Context Measures in Present Mobile
Telephony |
Barkhuus, Louise and Anind
Dey (2003): Is
Context-Aware Computing Taking Control
Away from the User? Three Levels of Interactivity Examined |
Barry, Michael and
Yu, LiAnne (2002):
The Uses and Meaning of I-mode in Japan |
Chen, Yi-Fan and Lever, Katie (2005):
Relationships among mobile phones, social networks, and
academic achievement: A comparison of US and Taiwanese college students |
Colbert, Martin (2002):
A Diary Study of Rendezvousing: Group Size, Time Pressure and Connectivity |
Crabtree, James et. al.
(2003):
MobileUK. Mobile Phones and Everyday Life |
Crandall, Jordan (2005):
Operational Media |
Döring,
Nicola
(2001): "1x Brot, Wurst, 5Sack Äpfel I.L.D."
Kommunikative Funktionen von Kurzmitteilungen (SMS) |
Döring, Nicola (2002):
"Kurzm. wird gesendet" – Abkürzungen und
Akronyme in der SMS-Kommunikation
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Döring, Nicola; Hellwig, Katharina
and Klimsa, Paul (2004): Mobile Communication among German Youth |
Fortunati, Leopoldina and Manganelli,
Anna Maria (2002):
Young People and the Mobile Phone |
Fox, Kate (2001):
Evolution,
Alienation and Gossip - The role of mobile telecommunications in the 21st century |
Frohlich, David;
Chilton, Kathy and Drew, Paul (1997):
Remote
Homeplace Communication: What is it Like and How Might We Support It?
Interaction Technology Department HP Laboratories Bristol |
Geser, Hans (2004): Towards a
Sociological Theory of The Mobile Phone, Release 3.0, March 2004 html pdf |
Goetzenbrucker, Gerit (2005):
Jugend im Netz? Effekte mobiler
Kommunikation im Alltag Jugendlicher. Eine qualitative Studie im
Ballungsraum Wien |
Haddon, Leslie G. (2000):
The Social Consequences of Mobile
Telephony |
Haddon, Leslie G.
(2005) Communication Problems |
Haddon, Leslie G. (2001):
Time and ICTS |
Haddon, Leslie G. (2002):
Youth and Mobiles: The British Case and
Further Questions |
Harper, Richard (2004): People vs.
Information: the evolution of mobile technology |
Hatton, Les (2004):
The rise of consumer price obfuscation in social networks: mobile/cell phone
charging |
Hedbring, Susanna (2002):
Mobile Messaging Usability - Social and pragmatic Aspects |
Horstmanshof, Louise (2004):
Using SMS as
a way of providing connection and community for first year students |
Hurme, Pertti (2005):
Mobile Communication and Work Practices in knowledge-based organizations |
Ito, Mizuko (2004): Personal Portable Pedestrian. Lessons from japanese
Mobile Phone Use |
Ito, Mizuko, Daisuke, Okabe
(2004):
Intimate
Connections: Contextualizing Japanese Youth and Mobile Messaging |
Ito, Mizuko (2004):
Mobile Phones, Japanese Youth, and the Re-Placement of Social Contact |
Ito, Mizuko (2005): Intimate Visual Co-presence |
Jungnickel, Katrina (2004): Urban Tapestries - sensing the city and other stories |
Kindberg, Tim; Spasojevic, Mirjana; Fleck, Rowanne and Sellen, Abigail (2004): How
and Why People Use Camera Phones |
Koskela, Hille (2004): Webcams,
TV Shows and Mobile Phones: Empowering Exhibitionism |
Lane, Giles (2004):
Public Authoring and Civil Society |
Laughlin, Z. (2001):
Mobile Phone Users: A Small-Scale Observational Study. |
Levitt, Blake (2000): Cell-Phone Towers and Communities: The
Struggle for Local Control |
Ling, Rich (2000):
Norwegian teens, mobile telephony and SMS-use in School |
Ling, Rich (2001):
The diffusion of mobile telephony among Norwegian teens: A report from after
the revolution. |
Ling, Rich (1997)
"One can talk about common manners!": the use of mobile telephones in
inappropriate situations.”
In Haddon, L (ed).
Themes
in mobile telephony. Final Report of the COST 248 Home and Work group, Telia,
Farsta |
Ling, Rich and Yttri, Brigitte (1999):
"Nobody sits at home and waits for the telephone to ring". Micro and
hypercoordination through the use of the mobile telephone |
Ling, Rich and Yttri, Brigitte (1999):
"Nobody sits at home and waits for the telephone to ring". Micro and
hypercoordination through the use of the mobile telephone |
Ling, Rich (2000):
“We will be reached’: The use of mobile telephony among Norwegian youth.”
Information technology and people 13 (2), 102-120
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Ling, Rich (2000):
"The impact of the mobile telephone on four established social
institutions." Presented at the ISSEI2000 conference of the International
Society for the Study of European Ideas, Bergen Norway, 14 – 18 August |
Logemann, Niels und Feldhaus, Michael (2002): Zwischen SMS und
download – Erste Ergebnisse zur Untersuchung der neuen Medien Mobiltelefon
und Internet in der Familie |
Lorente, Santiago (2002) Youth and Mobile Telephones: More than a
fashion |
Lowry, Dianne and Moskos, Megan (2005):
Hanging on the
Mobile Phone. Experiencing Work and Space Flexibility |
Maris, Claire Lobet and
Henin, Jaurent (2002):
Talking without communicating or
communicating without talking: from the GSM to the SMS |
MGAIN
(2003): Mobile Entertainment Industry and Culture |
Mitrea, Oana Stefana
(2006): Understanding the Mobile telephony usage patterns |
Okabe, Daisaku et. al. (2005): Location-Based Moblogging as Method: New
Views into the Use and Practice of Persona, Social, and Mobile Technologies |
Okabe, Daisuke (2004): Emergent Social Practices, Situations and
Relations through Everyday Camera Phone Use |
Okabe, Daisuke (2004):
Mobile Phones, Japanese Youth, and the Replacement of Social Contact |
Oksman, Virpi and Rautiainen, Pirjo (2002):
I've got my
whole life in may hand |
Oulasvirta, Antti (2005):
Grounding the
Innovation of Future Technologies |
Palen,
Leysia; Salzmann, Marilyn and Youngs, Ed (2001): Going Wireless: Behavior & Practice of New Mobile Phone
Users |
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Paterson, Andrew
(2003): Re-Appropriating
Urban Space: Confessions of a Potential Mobile Graffiti-Artist
|
Paulos, Eric; Anderson, Ken and
Townsend, Anthony (2004):
UbiComp in the Urban Frontier |
Pertierra, Paul (2005):
Mobile Phones, Identity and Discursive Intimacy |
Plant,
Sadie (2000): On the Mobile, The effect of mobile telephones on social and individual
life |
Rivière, Carole-Anne (2002):
Mini-messaging in everyday interactions: a dual strategy for exteriorising
and hiding privacy to maintain social contacts |
Roos,
J. P. (1993): Sociology of cellular
telephone: The nordic model (published in Telecommunications policy Vol 17, Nr 6, August
1993 |
Roos,
J. P. (2001):
Postmodernity
and Mobile Communications. ESA Helsinki Conference, Aug. 2001 |
Schmidt, Albrecht et. al. (2001):
Context Phonebook - extending Mobile Phone Applications with Context |
Sheridan, Jennifer
G.; Dix, Alan; Lock, Simon and Bayliss. Alice (2004): Understanding
Interactions in Ubiquitous Guerilla Performance in Playful Arena |
Sonnemann, Ingrid
(2004):
Kommunikation im Wandel, Auswirkungen des Mobilfunks auf die Gesellschaft |
de Souza e Silva,
Araujo, Adriana (2004): From
Multiuser Environments as (virtual) Spaces to (hybrid) Spaces as Multiuser
Environments |
Struppek, Mirjam (2002):
Interaktionsfeld Öffentlicher Raum im digitalen Zeitalter (pdf) |
Taylor, Alex
S.: Phone Talk Local Forms of Subversion |
Taylor, Alex S. and Harper, Richard (2003):
The gift of the gab?: a design oriented
sociology of young people’s use of mobiles |
Tuters, Marc (2004):
The
Locative Commons: Situating Location-Based Media in Urban Public Space |
Vehovar, Vasja; Belak, Eva;
Batagelj,
Zenel and Čikić, Sanja (2004):
Mobile Phone Surveys: The
Slovenian Case Study |
Vershinskaya, Olga (2002):
Mobile Communication. Use of Mobile
Phones as a Social Phenomenon - The Russian Experience |
Villi, Mikko (2007): Mobile Visual
Communication. Photo Messages and Camera Phone Photography |
Vincent, Jane,
Haddon, Leslie G. and Hamill, Lynn (2005):
The
influence of Mobile Phone Users on the Design of 3G Products and Serrvices |
Wei, Carolin and Kolko, Beth E. (2007):
Studying Mobile Phone Use in Context:
Cultural, Political, and Economic Dimensions of Mobile Phone Use |
Weilenmann, Alexandra (2003): "I can't talk now; I'm in a fitting
room." |
Weilenmann, Alexandra and
Larsson, Catrine (2000):
Collaborative Use of Mobile Telephones: A Field Study of Swedish Teenagers |
Wellman,
Barry (1999): The Network Community. An Introduction to
Networks in the Global Village |
Wellman, Berry (2001): Physical Place and CyberPlace. The Rise of Personalized
Networking. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 25 |
William, Matthew and Mankins, David (2003): Location
Linked Information |
World Telecommunication Development Report (2002): ‘Reinventing
Telecoms’ & Trends in Telecommunication Reform 2002 ‘Effective Regulation’.
(ITU 15.3.02) |
Yu, LiAnne; Louden, Gareth
and Sacher, Heilo (2002):
BuddySync: Thinking Beyond Cell Phones to Create A Third-Generation Wireless
Application: for U.S. Teenagers for U.S. Teenagers |