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Internet
References
* = Updated 13th July 2008
** = Updated 16th April 2008
The following selection of references often reflects my choices about
which papers, chapters, books etc relate to my interest in ICTs in everyday
life. Hence, they usually report empirical research. More recently I have
started to add more material that reflects online experiences such as those
on social networking sites since I have started to do work in this area.
The children and the Internet references also reflect my involvement in the
project EU Kids Online.
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*Anchor
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**
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