Mobile Music (5th edition) new case studiesincluding apple

Now in its 5th edition Mobile Music provides forecasts to 2012 together with thorough descriptions of all the different ways music is used via the mobile. The report discusses and concentrates on the market dynamics that are at play across different regions and gives a clear insight into reasons for growth and decline across the industry

Mobile Music provides you with the tools to undertake strategic planning and identify future investments in the mobile music industry. With a wealth of experience gained from four best selling editions, our team of expert analysts ensure that Mobile Music (5th edition) is the ultimate report providing in-depth intelligence on the mobile music in this expanding sector

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Mobile phone books/SMS/Instant Messaging Social Science Research

Full-Length Books

Author	Year	Title
Agar, J.	2003	Constant Touch: A Global History of the Mobile Phone. Cambridge, Icon Books
Alderson, M.	1997	Nokia's Book of Mobile Manners. Sydney, Australia, Nokia Communications.
Burgess, A.	2003	Cellular Phones, Public Fears, and a Culture of Precaution. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Cadeac, Brigitte and Didier Lauru	2002	Génération téléphone : Les adolescents et la parole. Albin Michel.
Castells, M. et al.	2006	Mobile Communication and Society: A Global Perspective. Cambridge MA: MIT.
Galambos, L. and E. J. Abrahamson	2004	Anytime, Anywhere: Entrepreneurship and the Creation of a Wireless World. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Gibson, S.W.	1997	Cellular Telephones and Pagers: An Overview. Boston: Newnes.
Galambos, L. and E. J. Abrahamson	2004	Anytime, Anywhere: Entrepreneurship and the Creation of a Wireless World. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Gow, G., Richard K. Smith	2006	Mobile and Wireless Communications: An Introduction.  Open University Press/McGraw-Hill.
Ito, M., Okabe D., and M. Matsuda	2005	Personal, Portable, Pedestrian: Mobile Phones in Japanese Life. MIT Press.
Katz, James E.	1999	Connections: Social and Cultural Studies of the Telephone in American Life. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers
Katz, James E.	2006	Magic in the Air: Mobile Communication and the Transformation of Social Life. Transation Publishers.
van Kokswijk, J.	2003	Hum@n, Telecoms & Internet as Interface to Interreality. Bergboek
van Kokswijk, J.	2003	Architecture of a Cyberculture, 2003, in Dutch with extended English summary. Bergboek.
Kopomaa, T.	2000	The City in Your Pocket
Koskinen, I., E. Kurvinen and L. Turo-Kimmo	2002	Mobile Image. Helsinki: IT Press
Ling, R.	2004	The Mobile Connection: The cell phone's impact on society. San Francisco: Morgan Kaufmann.
Myerson, G,	2001	Heidegger, Habermas and the Mobile Phone. Cambridge, Icon Books.
Pertierra, R,, Ugarte E, Pingol, A., Hernandez, J. and N. Dacanay	2002	TXT-ing Selves: Cellphones and Philippine Modernity. De La Salle University Press, Manila, Philippines.
Pistolesi, E.	2004	Il parlar spedito. L'italiano di chat, e-mail e SMS. Padova, Esedra.
Rheingold, H.	2002	Smart Mobs: The Next Social Revolution. Cambridge: Perseus.
Rippon, A. and A. Ward	2000	I'm On Me Mobile. London: Robson Books.

 

 

  Edited Books

 

Author	Year	Title
Brown, Barry, Nicola Green and Richard Harper (Eds.)	2001	Wireless World: Social and Interactional Aspects of the Mobile Age. London, Springer.
Cooper, Geoff, Nicola Green, and Richard Harper (Eds.)	2005	The Mobile Society. Berg.
Fortunati L., J. E. Katz and R. Riciini (Eds.)	2003	Mediating the Human Body: Technology, Communication and Fashion. Lea.
Glotz, P. Bertschi, S. and C. Locke (Eds.)	2005 `	Thumb Culture: The Meaning of Mobile Phones for Society. Verlag.
Haddon, L. (Ed.)	1997	Communications on the Move: The Experience of Mobile Telephony in the 1990s. COST248 Report.
Harper, R., Palen, L. and A. Taylor (Eds.)	2005	The Inside Text : Social, Cultural and Design Perspectives on SMS. Springer.
Höflich, J. R. und J Gebhardt (Hrsg.)	2005	Mobile Kommunikation: Perspektiven und Forschungsfelder. Berlin: Peter Lang.
Höflich, J. R. und J. Gebhardt (Eds.)	2003	Vermittlungskulturen im Wandel. Brief - E-Mail - SMS. [Changing Cultures of Mediation. Letter - E-Mail - SMS]. Frankfurt: Peter Lang.
Katz, J. E., (Ed.)	2003	Machines That Become Us: The Social Context of Personal Communication Technology. New Brunswick, NJ, Transaction Publishers.
Katz, J. E. and M. Aakhus (Eds.)	2002	Perpetual Contact: Mobile Communication, Private Talk, and Public Performance. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press
Lindholm, C. Keinonen T. and Kiljander H. (Eds.)	2003	Mobile Usability: How Nokia Changed the Face of the Mobile Phone. McGraw-Hill.
Ling, R. and Pedersen, P. (Eds.).	2005	Mobile communications: The re-negotiation of the social sphere. London: Springer.
Nyíri, K. (Ed.)	2003	Mobile Communication: Social and Political Effects. Vienna, Passagen Verlag.
Nyíri, K. (Ed.)	2003	Mobile Democracy. Essays on Society, Self and Politics. Vienna, Passagen Verlag
Nyíri, K. (Ed.)	2001	Mobil információs társadalom: Tanulmányok [The Mobile Information Society: Essays], Budapest: MTA Filozófiai Kutatóintézete. http://21st.century.phil-inst.hu/ twovolumes .htm
Robison, R. and Goodman, D.S. (Eds.)	1996	The New Rich in Asia: Mobile Phones, McDonald's and Middle-class Revolution. Routledge.

 

The Mobile Generation: a free book

Last summer I attended the 15th annual Aspen Institute Roundtable on Information Technology, taking part in a discussion about the Mobile Generation. More than two dozen participants (pictured above) examined the profound changes ahead as a result of the convergence of wireless technologies and the Internet. Plus, it was great fun hanging out with all these big thinkers

The roundtable addressed the technological and behavioral changes already taking place in the United States and other parts of the world as a result of widespread and innovative uses of wireless devices, the trends in these behaviors especially with the younger generation, and what this could mean for life values in the coming decade. The roundtable tackled new economic and business models for communications entities, social and political ramifications, and the implications for leaders in all parts of the world. The 2006 Roundtable included 28 distinguished leaders from the fields of government, business, finance, academia and media 

The Institute just issued a 66-page book I authored: The Mobile Generation: Global Transformations at the Cellular Level

 

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