Are social networks technologically embedded?: How networks are changing today with changes in communication technology

By Christian Licoppe, Zbigniew Smoreda. Soc. Networks, 2005

343 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Communication, Human-Computer Interaction

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/7b0b74ddb4678b91d90dc54ee128d2f6d84824f9

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In Communication

1. Kay W. Axhausen
2. S. A. Satıcı
3. Monica T. Whitty
4. Tom Buchanan

In Human-Computer Interaction

1. Kay W. Axhausen

Citations in the corpus

• Activity Spaces, Biographies, Social Networks and their Welfare Gains and Externalities: Some Hypotheses and Empirical Results (2005, background): “See Licoppe and Smoreda (2005) for the amount of phoning before and after a move or Axhausen et al. (2006) for the market shares of face-to-face meetings, phone, SMS and email contact as a function of distance.”
• Mobile phone parenting: Reconfiguring relationships between Filipina migrant mothers and their left-behind children (2011, background): “So I’m: “Why aren’t you answering the phone!”’ Communication via SMS is often phatic: it is the act of communication rather than its content that affirms the relationship (Licoppe and Smoreda, 2005).”
• Shyness and online social networking services (2010, background): “…often choose their mode of communication based on situational needs (e.g., speed of desired response, the number of recipients, privacy needs; Licoppe & Smoreda, 2005), the multiple communication modes of these websites facilitate more frequent communication, creating feelings of intimacy…”