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The Cultural, Economic and Political implications of New Media: A Case Study on Mobile Telephony among University Students in Kenya
Abstract
The findings point out that mobile telephony has become an indispensable tool for most youth providing them with a great sense of control and freedom. However, the technology is also rife with concerns about personal autonomy, dishonesty, breach of cultural norms, personal security and that of others, especially when texting while driving, et cetera.
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