The social implications of mobile communication
This site is focused on the academic analysis of mobile communication in society.
Posted by Rich Ling on November 20, 2009 at 1:46pm
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On Monday the Pew Research Center released a report on distracted driving. The opening of the report reads as follows:
Over the summer of 2009, the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project conducted a survey of 800 teens ages 12-17 asking about their experiences with cell phone use in cars. All of the teens in our survey were asked about their experiences as passengers, and if they were age 16 or older and have a cell phone, they were also asked about their own actions behind the wheel including both talking and text messaging. Additionally, the Pew Internet Project and the University of Michigan conducted nine focus groups with teens ages 12-18 between June and October 2009 where the topic of driving and mobile phones was addressed. The following are the major findings from the survey and focus groups:
The Communication Policy and Technology (CP&T) Section of the IAMCR
Bui Hoai Son, PhD.
Head of Division of Research Management, PhD Training and International Cooperation
Anyway... there is a whole bunch of interesting related literature, this
one for example from LSE, which I found while looking for an early draft
of the KTP article...
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