Social Implications of Mobile Telephony: The Rise of Personal Communication Society

Campbell, Scott W.; Park, Yong Jin

doi:10.1111/j.1751-9020.2007.00080.x

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“…Generally, the mobile phone is now seen as a common artistic effect in both private and public settings, and for which the device's symbolic meaning is linked to conversation and dialogue in the system utilization (Campbell and Park, 2008 …”

Section: Personal Communication and Mobilitymentioning

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Patterns of Young Adults’ Perceptions and Usage of Mobile Phone: The Case of University Students in Nigeria

Osazee-Odia¹

2017

IJCMS

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This exploratory study draws on focus group discussions with semi-structured questionnaire development and convenience sample procedure to examine the uniqueness of mobile phone to the university students in two study locations:Benson Idahosa University, Benin City and Delta State University, Abraka in Nigeria, with the social construction of technology (SCOT) as a theoretical set up. Data derived from the participants' opinions on the respective questions through verbal discourse were coded by hand and analyzed through constant comparison method to arrive at consensual and nonconsensual opinions of participants. The findings revealed the influence of parents and disposable income in the respondents' capacity to owe mobile phone usage and several patterns and functionalities to students was captured relative to determinant majority opinions. These findings provide insights for researchers and educators to understand the benefits of mobile phone in Nigeria and the advancement of mobile phone research in Nigeria.

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Section: Personal Communication and Mobilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Patterns of Young Adults’ Perceptions and Usage of Mobile Phone: The Case of University Students in Nigeria

Osazee-Odia¹

2017

IJCMS

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“…En esta "personal communication society", como describen Campbell y Jin Park (2008), en que se evidencian varias áreas clave de cambio social -incluyendo el significado simbólico de la tecnología, las nuevas formas de coordinación y las redes sociales, la personalización de los espacios públicos y la cultura de os jóvenes con los móviles-, "el acto de usar un teléfono móvil implica envolver simultáneamente más sentidos de los que utilizamos con otros dispositivos informáticos; pues hay que tocar, ver y escuchar a través del teléfono para estar en contacto con nuestros amigos", explica Vincent (2005).…”

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Human Being as a Communication Portal: The Construction of the Profile on Mobile Phones

Canavilhas

Fidalgo

Correia

et al. 2013

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Cómo citar este artículo / Referencia normalizada Abstracts[ES] Introducción. La incorporación del teléfono móvil en la vida diaria del ser humano no sólo altera las dimensiones de tiempo y espacio, sino que también modifica su percepción y manera de relacionarse con el ecosistema. Metodología. A partir del concepto de intimidad tecnológica, que describe los niveles de interacción entre el hombre y la tecnología, empleado por Boyce y Hancock, se analiza el estado de arte y se propone una metodología que permita explorar cuestiones, cada vez más acuciantes, principalmente respecto a la delimitación de las esferas pública y privada así como de la interacción en el espacio común. Resultados y conclusiones. Siguiendo, en particular, las teorías de Castells, Heidegger, Meyrowitz y Habermas, se articulan un conjunto de categorías que permiten profundizar en los conceptos de espacialización, voluntariedad y perfil, identificados en esta primera etapa del proyecto como elementos clave para el análisis del ser humano como portal de comunicación.[EN] Introduction. The incorporation of mobile phones in the daily life of human being not only modifies the dimensions of space and time, but it also changes the perception and the way to relate with the ecosystem. Methodology. The state of the art is analyzed from the technological concept of intimacy, used by Boyce and Hancock, which describes the levels of interaction between man and technology. Then, it is proposed a methodology to explore issues increasingly pressing, especially, concerning the delimitation of public and private spheres and the interaction in the common space. Results and conclusions. Following in particular the theories of Castells, Heidegger, Meyrowitz and Habermas; a set of categories for deepening the concepts of spatialization, willingness and profile are articulated. These concepts are identified as key elements in this first stage of the project for the analysis of the human being as a communication portal.Revista Latina de Comunicación Social # 068 -Páginas 545 a 565Investigación financiada por la Unión Europea |

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“…The boundaries of interaction are also becoming increasingly blurred (Velt et al, 2015;Yeoman, 2013) with traditional conceptualizations of the relationships between communication technology and the body (Campbell & Park, 2008;Hampton, Sessions, & Her, 2011;Oksman & Rautininen, 2003;Walsh, White, Cox, & Young, 2010) becoming more fuzzy.…”

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Technology, Society, and Visioning The Future of Music Festivals

Robertson¹,

Yeoman²,

Smith³

et al. 2015

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Many music festivals fail because the experiences offered do not ensure relevance and meaning to the attendee. Engagement with new and virtual landscapes and with the enhanced sensory feelings and imaginations that technologies can offer may alleviate this. Utilizing a futures frame, this conceptual article contributes to the pursuit of successful future event design by applying a normative visionary methodology—employing trend analysis, scenarios, and science fiction to create prototypes that may assist in the formation of appropriate experience options and opportunities for music festivals of the future. It is proposed that this technique may aid positive social outcomes.

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Social Implications of Mobile Telephony: The Rise of Personal Communication Society

Cited by 157 publications

References 30 publications

Patterns of Young Adults’ Perceptions and Usage of Mobile Phone: The Case of University Students in Nigeria

Patterns of Young Adults’ Perceptions and Usage of Mobile Phone: The Case of University Students in Nigeria

Human Being as a Communication Portal: The Construction of the Profile on Mobile Phones

Technology, Society, and Visioning The Future of Music Festivals

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