The Social Life of Cameraphone Images
作者： Nancy Van House , Morgan Ames
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摘要: Cameraphones show the potential to revolutionize personal photography. We gave cameraphones linked an Internetbased uploading and sharing system (MMM2) a tightlyconnected group of 40 people for up ten months. This paper examines cameraphone use as both continuous discontinuous with prior practices in describe social uses we observed among our participants: creating maintaining relationships, constructing memory, self-presentation, self-expression. note that success new technologies depends part on how well they integrate users’ heterogeneous networks technologies, practices, people.
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