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Mobile medier

Mobile medier Mobile medier er en bred betegnelse for lette fysiske bærbare medier, som brugeren kan transportere rundt og bruge når – og hvorsomhelst. Derfor betegnes mobile medier også som “personlige medier”, idet mediet typisk knyttes til en specifik person, der i kraft af mediet også får større personligt kommunikativt råderum, og som kan udtrykke […]

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Forfatter Lisbeth Klastrup
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 Rheingold 2002, Agar 2003/2013, Ling 2004, Goggin 2006, Katz, J.E. 2008
Reference

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Castells, Manuel; Fernandez-ardevol, Mireia; Qiu, Jack Linchuan & Sey, Araba (2007). Mobile Communication and Society. A Global Perspective. (Information Revolution and Global Politics Series). Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press

Fortunati, Leopoldina (2005). “Mobile telephone and the presentation of self.” I: Ling, Rich & Pedersen, Per E. (red.). Mobile Communications: Re-negotiation of the Social Sphere. (Computer Supported Cooperative Work). London: Springer

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Katz, James E. (red.) (2008). Handbook of Mobile Communication Studies. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press

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Ling, Rich (2004). The Mobile Connection: The Cell Phone’s Impact on Society. San Francisco, Calif.: Morgan Kaufmann.

Ling, Richard S. (2008). “The Mediation of Ritual Interaction via the Mobile Telephone.” I: Katz, James E. (red.) (2008). Handbook of Mobile Communication Studies. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press

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Woolgar, Steve (2005). “Mobile back to front: uncertainty and danger in the theory-technology relationship.” I: Ling, Rich & Pedersen, Per E. (red.). Mobile Communications: Re-negotiation of the Social Sphere. (Computer Supported Cooperative Work). London: Springer, s. 23-43

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