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Information and Communication Technologies in Everyday Life: A Concise Introduction and Research Guide

Leslie Haddon

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1. Introduction 2. Uneven patterns of adoption and use of ICTs 3. Children, youth and ICTs 4. Changing life circumstances and ICTs 5. Managing relationships through and around ICTs 6. Social networks and ICTs 7. Time and ICTs 8. Movement, public spaces and ICTs 9. The careers of ICTs 10. Conclusions

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1. Introduction 2. Uneven patterns of adoption and use of ICTs 3. Children, youth and ICTs 4. Changing life circumstances and ICTs 5. Managing relationships through and around ICTs 6. Social networks and ICTs 7. Time and ICTs 8. Movement, public spaces and ICTs 9. The careers of ICTs 10. Conclusions

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1. Introduction 2. Uneven patterns of adoption and use of ICTs 3. Children, youth and ICTs 4. Changing life circumstances and ICTs 5. Managing relationships through and around ICTs 6. Social networks and ICTs 7. Time and ICTs 8. Movement, public spaces and ICTs 9. The careers of ICTs 10. Conclusions

Key concepts: ICTS, Information and Communications Technology, Everyday life, Sociology, Public relations, Knowledge management, Political science, Computer science

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