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Author:		Raymond Yee
Posted:		1/31/2005; 1:58:35 PM
Topic:		Some quick questions concerning the study of Kindberg et al
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Some quick questions concerning the study of Kindberg et al #

I have read and been pondering How and Why People Use Camera Phones. I want to be more systematic in my reflection but did write down some quick questions I've had so far:

I didn't see a lot in the study about the interaction of camera phones and new online services (some mention). Will they be studying those services?
What's the difference between camera phone use and that of very small digital cameras (which might not have the connectivity but have higher quality images)?
Will the authors be looking at what people do with all the images? For example, do camera phone users scrapbook the images?
Are people reflecting much on what is appropriate to take pictures of and what is not appropriate?
Are the authors intereacting much with the work of Nancy Van House at Berkeley? (http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/%7Evanhouse/photo_project_overview.htm)

Posted by Raymond Yee on 1/31/05; 1:58:52 PM
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