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The mobile phone-especially in the form of smartphone-is now ushering in new promises of seamlessness between engagement with technology and everyday common experiences. This volume argues, however, that these transitions are far from seamless. It is these seams that this volume acknowledges, challenges and explores-socially, culturally, technologically and historically-as we move to a deeper understanding of the role and impact of mobile communication's saturation throughout the world.
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The mobile phone-especially in the form of smartphone-is now ushering in new promises of seamlessness between engagement with technology and everyday common experiences. This volume argues, however, that these transitions are far from seamless. It is these seams that this volume acknowledges, challenges and explores-socially, culturally, technologically and historically-as we move to a deeper understanding of the role and impact of mobile communication's saturation throughout the world.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. August 2013
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781136746598
- Artikelnr.: 39450405
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. August 2013
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781136746598
- Artikelnr.: 39450405
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
Kathleen M. Cumiskey is Associate Professor at the College of Staten Island -- City University of New York, USA. Larissa Hjorth is an artist, digital ethnographer and Associate Professor at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia.
1. Between the Seams: Mobile Media Practice, Presence and Politics
Kathleen M. Cumiskey & Larissa Hjorth Section I: The Digital Divide
Reimagined: Seams of Adherence, Access and Equality 2. Conceptualizing
Social Media and Mobile Technologies in Risk and Crisis Communication
Practices Michael J. Palenchar & Karen Freberg 3. Is mHealth a Silver
Bullet to Improve Maternal and Child Health in Rural Uttar Pradesh, India?
Results of a Health Information Needs Assessment Nandita Kapadia-Kundu,
Tara M. Sullivan, Basil Safi, Geetali Trivedi & Sanjanthi Velu 4. Remotely
Connected: Is There a Seamless Solution to Address the Digital Divide in
Remote Indigenous Communities? Tracey M. Benson 5. Staying Connected: How
Adult Literacy, Education and Income Influence Mobile Phone Use: A
Comparative Analysis of 30 Countries from 2001 to 2009Marian Stewart Titus
6. In a World with Mobile Data, Survey Questions About Internet Use Should
No Longer Implicitly Favor PCs Jonathan Donner & Cecile Bezuidenhoudt
Section II: Mobile-Mediated Presence: Seams of Intimacy, Identity and
Connection 7. Organizing 'my mind is with you': Continued Interaction After
Closed Interaction via The Mobile Phone Ditte Laursen 8. Wandering Between
Self-expression and Recognition: A Case Study of the Mobile Microblogging
Practices of Young Chinese Women in Hong Kong Meng Di 9. The Networked
Familiar Stranger: An Aspect of Online and Offline Urban Anonymity Raz
Schwartz 10. Checking-In or Checking-Out?: Self-Presentation and Privacy
Considerations of Foursquare Users Kelli S. Burns Section III: Mobile
Media: Reading Between the Seams of Expression & Sharing 11. MobileTV @ the
Crossroads? Broadcasting vs. IP-based Services in Germany and Austria
Veronika Karnowski & Claudia Riesmeyer 12. Mobile News Life of the Young
Oscar Westlund & Jakob Bjur 13. From SMS to SNS: The Use of the Internet on
the Mobile Phone among Young Danes Troels F. Bertel & Gitte Stald 14.
Visual Mobile Communication on the Internet: Publishing and Messaging
Camera Phone Photographs Patterns Mikko Villi
Kathleen M. Cumiskey & Larissa Hjorth Section I: The Digital Divide
Reimagined: Seams of Adherence, Access and Equality 2. Conceptualizing
Social Media and Mobile Technologies in Risk and Crisis Communication
Practices Michael J. Palenchar & Karen Freberg 3. Is mHealth a Silver
Bullet to Improve Maternal and Child Health in Rural Uttar Pradesh, India?
Results of a Health Information Needs Assessment Nandita Kapadia-Kundu,
Tara M. Sullivan, Basil Safi, Geetali Trivedi & Sanjanthi Velu 4. Remotely
Connected: Is There a Seamless Solution to Address the Digital Divide in
Remote Indigenous Communities? Tracey M. Benson 5. Staying Connected: How
Adult Literacy, Education and Income Influence Mobile Phone Use: A
Comparative Analysis of 30 Countries from 2001 to 2009Marian Stewart Titus
6. In a World with Mobile Data, Survey Questions About Internet Use Should
No Longer Implicitly Favor PCs Jonathan Donner & Cecile Bezuidenhoudt
Section II: Mobile-Mediated Presence: Seams of Intimacy, Identity and
Connection 7. Organizing 'my mind is with you': Continued Interaction After
Closed Interaction via The Mobile Phone Ditte Laursen 8. Wandering Between
Self-expression and Recognition: A Case Study of the Mobile Microblogging
Practices of Young Chinese Women in Hong Kong Meng Di 9. The Networked
Familiar Stranger: An Aspect of Online and Offline Urban Anonymity Raz
Schwartz 10. Checking-In or Checking-Out?: Self-Presentation and Privacy
Considerations of Foursquare Users Kelli S. Burns Section III: Mobile
Media: Reading Between the Seams of Expression & Sharing 11. MobileTV @ the
Crossroads? Broadcasting vs. IP-based Services in Germany and Austria
Veronika Karnowski & Claudia Riesmeyer 12. Mobile News Life of the Young
Oscar Westlund & Jakob Bjur 13. From SMS to SNS: The Use of the Internet on
the Mobile Phone among Young Danes Troels F. Bertel & Gitte Stald 14.
Visual Mobile Communication on the Internet: Publishing and Messaging
Camera Phone Photographs Patterns Mikko Villi
1. Between the Seams: Mobile Media Practice, Presence and Politics
Kathleen M. Cumiskey & Larissa Hjorth Section I: The Digital Divide
Reimagined: Seams of Adherence, Access and Equality 2. Conceptualizing
Social Media and Mobile Technologies in Risk and Crisis Communication
Practices Michael J. Palenchar & Karen Freberg 3. Is mHealth a Silver
Bullet to Improve Maternal and Child Health in Rural Uttar Pradesh, India?
Results of a Health Information Needs Assessment Nandita Kapadia-Kundu,
Tara M. Sullivan, Basil Safi, Geetali Trivedi & Sanjanthi Velu 4. Remotely
Connected: Is There a Seamless Solution to Address the Digital Divide in
Remote Indigenous Communities? Tracey M. Benson 5. Staying Connected: How
Adult Literacy, Education and Income Influence Mobile Phone Use: A
Comparative Analysis of 30 Countries from 2001 to 2009Marian Stewart Titus
6. In a World with Mobile Data, Survey Questions About Internet Use Should
No Longer Implicitly Favor PCs Jonathan Donner & Cecile Bezuidenhoudt
Section II: Mobile-Mediated Presence: Seams of Intimacy, Identity and
Connection 7. Organizing 'my mind is with you': Continued Interaction After
Closed Interaction via The Mobile Phone Ditte Laursen 8. Wandering Between
Self-expression and Recognition: A Case Study of the Mobile Microblogging
Practices of Young Chinese Women in Hong Kong Meng Di 9. The Networked
Familiar Stranger: An Aspect of Online and Offline Urban Anonymity Raz
Schwartz 10. Checking-In or Checking-Out?: Self-Presentation and Privacy
Considerations of Foursquare Users Kelli S. Burns Section III: Mobile
Media: Reading Between the Seams of Expression & Sharing 11. MobileTV @ the
Crossroads? Broadcasting vs. IP-based Services in Germany and Austria
Veronika Karnowski & Claudia Riesmeyer 12. Mobile News Life of the Young
Oscar Westlund & Jakob Bjur 13. From SMS to SNS: The Use of the Internet on
the Mobile Phone among Young Danes Troels F. Bertel & Gitte Stald 14.
Visual Mobile Communication on the Internet: Publishing and Messaging
Camera Phone Photographs Patterns Mikko Villi
Kathleen M. Cumiskey & Larissa Hjorth Section I: The Digital Divide
Reimagined: Seams of Adherence, Access and Equality 2. Conceptualizing
Social Media and Mobile Technologies in Risk and Crisis Communication
Practices Michael J. Palenchar & Karen Freberg 3. Is mHealth a Silver
Bullet to Improve Maternal and Child Health in Rural Uttar Pradesh, India?
Results of a Health Information Needs Assessment Nandita Kapadia-Kundu,
Tara M. Sullivan, Basil Safi, Geetali Trivedi & Sanjanthi Velu 4. Remotely
Connected: Is There a Seamless Solution to Address the Digital Divide in
Remote Indigenous Communities? Tracey M. Benson 5. Staying Connected: How
Adult Literacy, Education and Income Influence Mobile Phone Use: A
Comparative Analysis of 30 Countries from 2001 to 2009Marian Stewart Titus
6. In a World with Mobile Data, Survey Questions About Internet Use Should
No Longer Implicitly Favor PCs Jonathan Donner & Cecile Bezuidenhoudt
Section II: Mobile-Mediated Presence: Seams of Intimacy, Identity and
Connection 7. Organizing 'my mind is with you': Continued Interaction After
Closed Interaction via The Mobile Phone Ditte Laursen 8. Wandering Between
Self-expression and Recognition: A Case Study of the Mobile Microblogging
Practices of Young Chinese Women in Hong Kong Meng Di 9. The Networked
Familiar Stranger: An Aspect of Online and Offline Urban Anonymity Raz
Schwartz 10. Checking-In or Checking-Out?: Self-Presentation and Privacy
Considerations of Foursquare Users Kelli S. Burns Section III: Mobile
Media: Reading Between the Seams of Expression & Sharing 11. MobileTV @ the
Crossroads? Broadcasting vs. IP-based Services in Germany and Austria
Veronika Karnowski & Claudia Riesmeyer 12. Mobile News Life of the Young
Oscar Westlund & Jakob Bjur 13. From SMS to SNS: The Use of the Internet on
the Mobile Phone among Young Danes Troels F. Bertel & Gitte Stald 14.
Visual Mobile Communication on the Internet: Publishing and Messaging
Camera Phone Photographs Patterns Mikko Villi