Brands and Instagram: Point, tap, swipe, glance

JOURNAL ARTICLE published January 2016 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Nicholas Carah | Michelle Shaul

Using attitude functions, self-efficacy, and norms to predict attitudes and intentions to use mobile devices to access social media during sporting event attendance

JOURNAL ARTICLE published January 2015 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Xiao Wang

Mobile gazing two-ways: Visual layering as an emerging mobile communication service

JOURNAL ARTICLE published January 2013 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: James Katz

The place of the emplaced mobile: A case study into gendered locative media practices

JOURNAL ARTICLE published January 2013 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Larissa Hjorth

Fanology: Hand-fans in the prehistory of mobile devices

JOURNAL ARTICLE published September 2019 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Hugh Davies

Measuring usage concentration of smartphone applications: Selective repertoire in a marketplace of choices

JOURNAL ARTICLE published September 2014 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Jaemin Jung | Youngju Kim | Sylvia Chan-Olmsted

Folk theorizing the quality and credibility of health apps

JOURNAL ARTICLE published May 2019 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Shaheen Kanthawala | Eunsin Joo | Anastasia Kononova | Wei Peng | Shelia Cotten

Streets as experienced through the body, mind, and screen: The smartphone and the pedestrian's engagement with an urban public space

JOURNAL ARTICLE published January 2024 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Weixu Lu

“I am not human without my phone”: How the socio-cultural realities of Liberia shape Liberian mobile youth culture

JOURNAL ARTICLE published January 2024 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Euriahs Togar | Marjolijn L. Antheunis | Tom De Leyn | Mariek M. P. Vanden Abeele

Book Review: Left to our own devices: Coping with insecure work in a digital age by Ticona Julia

JOURNAL ARTICLE published January 2024 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Guanqin He

A methodological pilot for gathering data through text-messaging to study question-asking in everyday life

JOURNAL ARTICLE published May 2018 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Darren Gergle | Eszter Hargittai

Deliberate missed calls: A meaningful communication practice for seniors?

JOURNAL ARTICLE published September 2013 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Mireia Fernández-Ardèvol

Your phone ruins our lunch: Attitudes, norms, and valuing the interaction predict phone use and phubbing in dyadic social interactions

JOURNAL ARTICLE published September 2022 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Christiane M. Büttner | Andrew T. Gloster | Rainer Greifeneder

Pokémon GO: Mobile media play, place-making, and the digital wayfarer

JOURNAL ARTICLE published January 2017 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Larissa Hjorth | Ingrid Richardson

Looking for “interesting people”: Chinese gay men’s exploration of relationship development on dating apps

JOURNAL ARTICLE published September 2020 in Mobile Media & Communication

Research funded by China Scholarship Council (201606360116)

Authors: Shangwei Wu | Janelle Ward

Is life brighter when your phone is not? The efficacy of a grayscale smartphone intervention addressing digital well-being

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 9 November 2023 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Cynthia A. Dekker | Susanne E. Baumgartner

Evolution of Korea’s mobile technologies: A historical approach

JOURNAL ARTICLE published January 2018 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Dal Yong Jin

App-centric mobile media and commoditization: Implications for the future of the open Web

JOURNAL ARTICLE published January 2016 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Michael S. Daubs | Vincent R. Manzerolle

On the liveness of mobile phone mediation: Youth expectations of remittances and narratives of discontent in the Cameroonian transnational family

JOURNAL ARTICLE published January 2015 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Primus M. Tazanu

Critical interpretation of thePokémon GOphenomenon: The intensification of new capitalism and free labor

JOURNAL ARTICLE published January 2017 in Mobile Media & Communication

Authors: Dal Yong Jin