The Routledge Companion to Mobile Media

Contents

• Introduction Mobile Media Research -- State of the Art Gerard Goggin and Larissa Hjorth
• Part 1 : Fields of Mobile Media
• 1. Observing Multimedia Ilpo Koskinen
• 2. Understanding the Role of Mobile Media in Society: Models and Theories Leopoldina Fortunati
• 3. Theorizing Mobile Communication in the Intimate Sphere Rich Ling
• 4. Localizing Mobile Media: A Philippine Perspective Raul Pertierra
• 5. Mobile Locative Media: The Nexus of Mobile Phones and Social Media James E. Katz and Chih-Hui Lai
• Part II : Infrastructures, Economies, and Policies
• 6. Structure of Mobile Telecommunications Markets: Operators Peter Curwen and Jason Whalley
• 7. Next Generation Mobile Networks and Technologies: Impact on Mobile Media Claudio Feijoo
• 8. Mobile Media and Next Generation Broadband: Policy and Markets Catherine Middleton
• 9. The Democratization of Internet Access through Mobile Adoption in Latin America Judith Mariscal, Lucia Gamboa, and Cesar Renteria Marin
• 10. Informal Mobile Economies Ramon Lobato and Julian Thomas
• Part III : New and Old Media and Entertainment
• 11. Small, Cheap, and Out of Control: Reflections on the Transistor Radio Noah Arceneaux
• 12. The Production and Consumption of News in an Age of Mobile Media Oscar Westlund
• 13. Mobile Video: Spreading Stories with Mobile Media Gerard Goggin
• 14. A Decade of Mobile Moving-Image Practice Max Schleser
• 15. The Smartphone Apps Economy and Apps Ecosystems Ben Goldsmith
• 16. Feeding Digital Omnivores: The Impact of Mobile Media in Digital Entertainment Juan Miguel Aguado and Inmaculada J. Martinez
• Part IV : Arts of Mobile Media
• 17. Mobile Art: Out of Your Pocket Mimi Sheller
• 18. Arte.mov, Mobilefest and the Emergence of a Mobile Culture in Brazil Fernanda Duarte and Adriana De Souza e Silva
• 19. Genealogy of Mobile Creativity: A Media Archaeological Approach to Literary Practice in Japan Kyoung-hwa Yonnie Kim
• 20. Does Mobile Matter?: The Case of One-Off Reading Naomi S. Baron
• 21. Learning with Mobile Media Fumitoshi Kato
• 22. Mobile Media Photography Daniel Palmer
• 23. Mobile Games: From Tetris to Foursquare Ingrid Richardson and Larissa Hjorth
• 24. Paying Attention to Angry Birds : Rearticulating Hybrid Worlds and Embodied Play through Casual iPhone Games Brendan Keogh
• Part V : New Social Categories, Identities, and Practices
• 25. Ageing Mobile Media Barbara Crow and Kim Sawchuk
• 26. The Social in the Mobile: QQ as Cross-Generational Media in China Larissa Hjorth, Jack Linchuan Qui, Baohua Zhou, and Ding Wei
• 27. Children and the Mobile Internet Leslie Haddon and Kjartan Olafsson
• 28. The Emotional Identity of the Mobile Phone Jane Vincent and Leopoldina Fortunati
• 29. Mobile Media and the Emotion Work of the Household Lynn Schofield Clark
• 30. Bricks, Spies and Shoe Phones: Researching Mobile Media in Work and Professional Life Justine Humphry
• 31. Mobilities and Race Judith A. Nicholson
• 32. Women, 'Double Work' and Mobile Media: The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same Sun Sun Lim
• 33. The Use of Mobile Media and the Struggle for Women's Empowerment Kathleen M. Cumiskey
• 34. Masculinity, Sport and Mobile Phones: A Case Study of Surfing Clifton Evers
• 35. Tactics of Wellbeing: Mobile Media and a New Turn in the Human-Food Relationship Jaz Hee-jeong Choi
• 36. Mobile Sentimental Education: Attachment, Recognition and Modulations of Intimacy Amparo Lasen
• Part VI : Cultures and Politics
• 37. Mobile Communication and Civic Life: Implications of Private and Public Uses of the Technology Scott W. Campbell and Nojin Kwak
• 38. Political Communication, the Internet, and the Mobile Media: The Case of Passion Times in Hong Kong Pui-lam Law
• 39. Mobile Ensembles: The Uses of Mobile Phones for Social Protest by Spain's Indignados Arnau Monterde and John Postill
• 40. Locating Labor in Mobile Media Studies Greg de Peuter, Enda Brophy, and Nicole S. Cohen
• 41. Pavement Internet: Mobile Media Economies and Ecologies in South Africa Marion Walton
• 42. The Aesthetics of Mobile Money Platforms in Haiti Erin B. Taylor and Heather A. Horst
• Part VII : Geographies of Mobile Social Media
• 43. Mobile Phone Usage in Turkana, Kenya Ichiyo Habuchi
• 44. The Digital Wayfarer: Reconceptualising Camera Phone Practices In An Age Of Locative Media Sarah Pink and Larissa Hjorth
• 45. Intimate Banalities: The Emotional Currency of Shared Camera Phone Images during the Queensland Flood Disaster Larissa Hjorth and Jean Burgess
• 46. Mobile Media, Place, and Location Rowan Wilken
• 47. Storytelling with Mobile Media: Exploring the Intersection of Site-Specificity, Content, and Materiality Jason Farman