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Bibliographic Details
Authors and Corporations:	Höflich, Joachim, Kircher, Georg F., Linke, Christine, Schlote, Isabel
published:	Frankfurt a.M. : Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften, 2010. ©2010.
Media Type:	Book, E-Book

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Physical Description:	1 online resource (232 pages)
ISBN:	9783653014600
Edition:	150th ed.
Language:	English
Subjects:	Interpersonal communication > Technological innovations > Social aspects. Social interaction > Technological innovations. Mobile communication systems. Cell phones > Social aspects. Communication and culture > Technological innovations. Electronic books.
Print version::	Höflich, Joachim, Mobile Media and the Change of Everyday Life, Frankfurt a.M. : Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften,c2010
Collection:	E-Books adlr

Table of Contents
Intro Contents Mobile communication and the change of everyday life: a short introduction (Joachim R. Höflich) 07 Theoretical discourses about mobile media A discourse around theories on new media (Leopoldina Fortunati) 19 Absence to presence: a vision of the communicating human in computer-mediated communications technology research (Richard Harper) 41 Mobile communication and the public sphere Moving and lingering: the mobile phone in public space (Joachim R. Höflich &amp Georg F. Kircher) 61 Interaction and individual patterns of mobile communication in public places (Isabel Schlote &amp Christine Linke) 97 Social aspects of mobile communication Mobile media and affectivity: some thoughts about the notion of affective bandwidth (Amparo Lasén) 131 Living with mobile phones (Jane Vincent) 155 Fashion and the mobile phone: a study of symbolic meanings of mobile phone for college-age young people across cultures (Satomi Sugiyama) 171 Prospective uses and mobile media Communicative mobility and mobile work: the management of everyday life and communication networks in a mediatized world (Matthias Berg) 193 The iPhone and mobile access to the internet (Rich Ling &amp Pål Roe Sundsøy) 213 About the authors 227.