Xu, 2023 - Google Patents
A dynamic network perspective on the evolution of the use of multiple mobile instant messaging appsXu, 2023
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- Xu Y
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- Communication Monographs
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Mobile instant messaging (MIM) services have emerged as digital platforms for closed and private modes of communication. The present study adopts a dynamic network approach to understanding how MIM apps are used in combination with each other. The changing …
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