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Public access, private mobile - the interplay of shared access and the mobile Internet for teenagers in Cape Town

Posted on 28 Nov 2012 with 0 comments

The study assesses and describes the interplay between public PC-based Internet access and private mobile-based access for urban teenaged public access venue users in Cape Town. This environment is particularly appropriate as not only mobile use, but specifically mobile Internet use, is increasingly common even among resource-constrained young people.

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