1 Discourses of Keitai in Japan

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Japanese History and Culture Media and Digital Communication Asian Culture and Media Studies

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This chapter contains sections titled: Keitai, Not Mobile Phone, The Keitai Research Network, From a Business Tool to a Youth Medium, Moral Panic, Keitai and the Transformation of Interpersonal Relations, The Success of i-mode and Technonationalism, Conclusion, Notes

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