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Title Changes in the self resulting from the use of mobile phone
Author Caballero-Munoz, D.; Gilleard, C.Garcia-Montes, J. M.; Gilleard, C.Perez-Alvarez, M.; Gilleard, C.
Source Media, Culture & Society; Sage publications (London, Thousand Oaks and New Delhi), Vol. 28, 1, pp. 67-82
Year 2006
Date of Input 24.05.2006
Edit date 29.03.2007
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Abstract
Mobile telephony is an information and communications technology (ICT) that has spread extremely rapidly within society, and this proliferation of the technology can be confirmed by means of various indicators of its popularity. Thus, for example, as far as the number of mobile phones in the European Union (EU) is concerned, the figure surpassed that of land-lines many years ago (Lumio and Sinigaglia, 2003). In Spain, the most spectacular increase occurred in the 1990s.
Year of Publication2006
SegmentsGeneral Population
CountrySpain
Social AspectsSociology
Technology & ServicesTechnogical issues
Mobile research topicsSocial Aspects
Methodological typeQualitative Study
Bibliographical typeJournal article