The aim of this paper is to analyse the way social gatherings are collaboratively
accomplished in two highly different settings, routine mobile phone conversations, and a …

Whilst many studies focus on human-to-media interactions, this paper turns to how a
multimodal medium contributes to human-to-human interaction. By bringing together both …

This article is concerned with detailing key instances where mobile media (especially mobile
gaming and mobile media art) have been used to make connections with relative and …

Mobile communication has putatively affected our time–space relationship and the co-
ordination of social action by weaving co-present interactions and mediated distant …

In this article, we argue that the spatial environment of everyday interaction has to be
understood as a social construct. Co-participants in an interaction make use of the spatial …

In this paper we describe in detail the coordinated practices of walking away as reflexively
contributing to the organization of activity closings. The paper contributes to conversation …

Trying to grasp multi-activity within a praxeological perspective, we focus on a set of
situations in which participants experiencing some summoning event, such as a phone ring …

The 'mobility turn'within social science (Cresswell 2006; Laurier 2003; Urry 2007) has
acknowledged the centrality of mobility in the contemporary world; it has also emphasized …

In any focused social interaction, people come together, move, and position their bodies with
respect to each other, and maintain and change such formations while they interact …

This case study of the behaviours of players in an advanced location‐aware gaming
environment provides a first glimpse of what the experience of living in a mobile‐based …