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Mobile phone text messaging to improve adherence to cardiovascular disease secondary prevention interventions (Protocol)
... compare mobile phone messaging with no intervention, and also with other modes of communication (for example, face- to-face, postal letters, or phone ...
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The Impact of the Mobile Phone on WorkLife Balance
... their mobile. Of these, the overwhelming majority would miss the mobile phone either ‘often’ or ‘extreme ...cell phone users, found that 65% said that they would find it ‘very hard’ or ...
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Inferring modes of transportation using mobile phone data
... In this paper we presented an interdisciplinary approach to infer the distribution of mode of transportation usage for commuting. The approach follows the conventions and pa- rameters of the area of application, ...
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The Influence of Mobile Phone Users on the Design of 3G Products and Services
... of mobile phone services was influenced by the pre-existing circumstances of eventual ...public mobile phone services launched in the mid-1980s, technological design did indeed shape the ...
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Psychological factors and alcohol use in problematic mobile phone use in the Spanish population
... problematic mobile phone use, as assessed by the Mobile Phone Problem Use ...problematic mobile phone use, ruling out the influence of ...
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SOCIOLOGY IN SWITZERLAND Sociology of the Mobile Phone
... Based on a study of 1440 Swiss teenagers in 2003, higly complementary (instead of substitu- tive) relationships are found between the usage of various technical communication media as well as between media usage and ...
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Art – From Mobile Phone to Mobile Device-News consumption on the Go – Westlund – 2008
... the mobile phone’s first phase, analyzing instrumental and expressive functions, such as the microcoordination of daily activities and the formation of identity (Ling, 2004; Westlund, ...with mobile devices ...
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Development of a mobile phone addiction craving scale and its validation in a Spanish adult population
... cell phone use with addic- tion, we are aware of the limitations derived of a lack of agreement on whether addiction to technology ...cell phone) fulfills or not this equivalence to recognized ...potential ...
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Mobile phone use among market traders at fairs in rural Peru
... of mobile phone use and sustained economic growth have led to rural dwellers’ increasing use of mobile phones for communication purposes, includ- ing access to the Internet with the newly available ...
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Prevalence of problematic cell phone use in an adult population in Spain as assessed by the Mobile Phone Problem Use Scale (MPPUS)
... cell phone use has alarmingly increased in industrialized countries in the past 10 ...the Mobile Phone Problematic Use Scale (MPPUS), which we test on a representative sample of the population in ...
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Socio geographical patterns inferred from mobile phone records
... In the last decade, networks have become part of our daily life, or at least we have started to be aware of them. The rising of the Internet has set up a new framework. The pieces of technology that build up the Internet ...
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Towards a Sociological Theory of the Mobile Phone
... by phone are based completely on verbal ...brief mobile phone talks: focussing exclusively on "real information" (espe- cially about time and place of future ...
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Social Events in a Time-Varying Mobile Phone Graph
... for mobile phone companies. Mobile phone carriers have no mobility information about users in the contact graph G who are not clients of the ...
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Flooding through the lens of mobile phone activity
... of mobile phone activity during floods to propose data-driven indicators with potential to support decision making during ...of mobile phones in the affected cities enabling us to use the hypothesis ...
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Together, yet apart: Working-class youth and mobile phone uses
... cell phone use, we bring together Pierre Bourdieu’s sociology (1984) and Martín Barbero’s theory of mediations (1987) in an attempt to grasp the processes through which this technology is ...cell phone use ...
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Access to new information and communication technologies among homeless people in Madrid (Spain)
... the mobile phone. Jenkins (2008) points out that the mobile phone has become an essential tool in the media convergence process, and one of the most widely used media in both the workplace and ...
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The Big Question: Have social media and/or smartphones disrupted life in your part of the world?
... So any disruptive impact is limited to the small population that can afford smart- phones and mobile data, and for whom In- ternet content is relevant. Most are urban- based, middle class, and young (18-29 ...
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S OCIAL ANDH UMANC ONSIDERATIONS
... of mobile phones, however, is that individuals are not limited to office ...company mobile phones, so that the location of any given worker can be checked at any time at a specialized ...
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Art – Individual Entertainment or Shared Experiences – VVAA – 2008
... Finnish mobile television pilot, people use different content types in different ...the mobile phone is considered as a valuable channel especially when something newsworthy suddenly ...the ...
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Falling Kidnapping Rates and the Expansion of Mobile Phones in Colombia
... the mobile phone industry in Colombia implies that there has been a substantial reduction in information asymmetries between kidnappers and targeted ...and mobile phones, we show that mobile ...
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