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Usage and Significance of Social Network Sites in the Everyday Life of Young People

Autenrieth, U.; Bänziger, A.; Rohde, W.; Schmidt, J. (2011): Gebrauch und Bedeutung von Social Network Sites im Alltag junger Menschen: Ein Ländervergleich zwischen Deutschland und der Schweiz [Usage and Significance of Social Network Sites in the Everyday Life of Young People: A Comparison between Germany and Switzerland]. In: K.  Neumann-Braun, U. Autenrieth (eds.), Freundschaft und Gemeinschaft im Social Web. Bildbezogenes Handeln und Peergroup-Kommunikation auf Facebook & Co. Baden-Baden: Nomos, pp. 31-54.

Autenrieth, U.; Bänziger, A.; Rohde, W.; Schmidt, J. (2011): Gebrauch und Bedeutung von Social Network Sites im Alltag junger Menschen: Ein Ländervergleich zwischen Deutschland und der Schweiz [Usage and Significance of Social Network Sites in the Everyday Life of Young People: A Comparison between Germany and Switzerland]. In: K.  Neumann-Braun, U. Autenrieth (eds.), Freundschaft und Gemeinschaft im Social Web. Bildbezogenes Handeln und Peergroup-Kommunikation auf Facebook & Co. Baden-Baden: Nomos, pp. 31-54.

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Dr. Jan-Hinrik Schmidt

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2011

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