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Media and spaces: The mobile phone in the geographies of young people
Rivka Ribak
Department of Communication
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Smartphone
100%
Young People
100%
Media Use
57%
Telephone
42%
Domestication
42%
Bedroom
28%
Mobile Media
28%
Childrens
14%
Self-perception
14%
Social Relationships
14%
Family Members
14%
Shopping Mall
14%
Oppression
14%
Sociality
14%
Social Categories
14%
Symbolic Dimension
14%
Mobile Technology
14%
Family Home
14%
Individuation
14%
Communication Technologies
14%
Domestic Space
14%
Landline
14%
Spatiality
14%
Media Adoption
14%
Intense Experience
14%
Material Dimension
14%
Outdoor Air
14%
Mobile Telephony
14%
Spatial Practice
14%
Living Room
14%
Personal Location
14%
Economic Support
14%
Spatial Experience
14%
Doreen Massey
14%
Location-based Technology
14%
Limited Form
14%
Veranda
14%
Young Australians
14%
Maturation Media
14%
Walkman
14%
Ubiquitous Media
14%
Intimate Friend
14%
Innovative Approaches
14%
Evade
14%
I-talk
14%
Transportation Assistance
14%
Porch
14%
Social Sciences
Media Use
100%
Mobile Phones
100%
Telephone
100%
Geography
100%
Transport
33%
Family Member
33%
TV
33%
Social Relationships
33%
Shopping Mall
33%
Telephony
33%
Mobile Technology
33%
Right to Privacy
33%
Hearing
33%
Information Technology
33%
Creativity
33%
Purchasing
33%
Arts and Humanities
Bedroom
66%