CSpace: an adaptive, user-led communication service exploiting the convergence of DVB-T and UMTS in portable devices.

Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts

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CSpace: an adaptive, user-led communication service exploiting the convergence of DVB-T and UMTS in portable devices. / Cruickshank, Leon.
2004. Mobile Entertainment: User Centered Perspectives CRIC University of Manchester ISBN: 1-84052012-4 25-27 March 2004.

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Cruickshank, L 2004, 'CSpace: an adaptive, user-led communication service exploiting the convergence of DVB-T and UMTS in portable devices.', Mobile Entertainment: User Centered Perspectives CRIC University of Manchester ISBN: 1-84052012-4 25-27 March 2004, 1/01/00.

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