@article{1448757,
      recid = {1448757},
      author = {Drusian, Michela, and Magaudda, Paolo, and Scarcelli,  Cosimo Marco,},
      title = {Young people and the smartphone : everyday life on the  small screen /},
      pages = {1 online resource (1 volume) :},
      abstract = {In recent years, smartphones and digital platforms have  become essential to our lives and are now inextricably  interwoven into the everyday practices of millions,  especially young people. Focusing on smartphone practices  and experiences of youth today, this volume is the result  of empirical research based on focus groups and in-depth  interviews with young people aged 18-30. Grounded in media  theory and analyzed through a blended lens of media and  science and technology studies, the book offers detailed  and fascinating insights into the everyday use of  smartphones. Topics covered include the role of the  smartphone as material technology, its use in interpersonal  relationships, photographic practices, music and consumer  practices, along with the deconstruction of the notion of  smartphone addiction. Michela Drusian teaches Sociology of  Consumption at IUSVE-Venice, where she is the coordinator  of research activities for the Department of Communication  and Education. Her research interests focus on the  relationship between young people and new media. Paolo  Magaudda is Associate Professor in Sociology of Culture and  Communication at the University of Padova. His work  concentrates on the interactions between culture,  technology and society with a focus on digital media,  consumption processes and music technologies. Cosimo Marco  Scarcelli is Assistant Professor in Sociology of Culture  and Communication at the University of Padova. His research  interests deal with the relationship between digital media,  intimacy, gender and sexuality with a focus on young  people.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1448757},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-06311-4},
}