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Mobile Love Videos Make Me Feel Healthy: Rethinking ICTs for Development

Ganesh, I.M. - 09-Dec-10
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Ganesh, I.M.(2010) 'Mobile Love Videos Make me Feel Healthy: Rethinking ICTs in Development'

Development discourse tends to limit attention to the contribution of information and communications technologies (ICTs) to economic and educational empowerment, largely ignoring other potential areas for empowerment. This paper explores interactions between people and communication technologies in relation to sexuality through the lens of a specific community and its use of mobile phones.