Mobile Media &Communication, Ahead of Print. This mixed-methods study combines experience sampling and smartphone log data to explore momentary associations between passively sensed smartphone use, feeling rushed, and perceived task juggling in dai…
Mobile Media &Communication, Ahead of Print. In today’s digitized societies, where constant connectivity is perceived as a social norm, many people voluntarily seek temporary digital disconnection to balance out benefits and harms. Given that any d…
Mobile Media &Communication, Ahead of Print. News consumption is often treated as static behavior, yet situational and temporal factors play a significant role in shaping how individuals consume news throughout their daily lives. Mobile phones have…
Mobile Media &Communication, Ahead of Print. With increasing access to mobile devices and media, 77% of the population of India, the most populated nation in the world, are now mobile phone users. This has translated to an increasing user base acro…
Mobile Media &Communication, Ahead of Print. In a digitally connected world, the perceived expectation to always stay available via mobile messenger services places unique demands on users. This paper addresses the question of how and when so-calle…
Mobile Media &Communication, Ahead of Print. The ubiquitous presence of smartphones has led to their prominence as a dominant source of news for a vast majority of people. In this context, the impact of mobile technology’s affordances, including ac…
Mobile Media &Communication, Ahead of Print. The societal anxiety over children’s smartphone addiction during the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted parents of left-behind children in China to adopt various strategies for remotely domesticating smartph…
Mobile Media &Communication, Ahead of Print. Smartphones are widely considered a more suitable tool for those who have recently come to the digital world, such as older people. Many scholars and experts promote the spread of mobile services among t…
Mobile Media &Communication, Ahead of Print.
Mobile Media &Communication, Ahead of Print.