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"Free gigolo on 0422222460": evaluating public SMS interactions

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"Free gigolo on 0422222460": evaluating public SMS interactions. / Graham, C.; Widjaja, I.; Rouncefield, M.
2007. Paper presented at Workshop on In-Situ Evaluation at Mobile HCI 2007, Singapore.

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Graham, C, Widjaja, I & Rouncefield, M 2007, '"Free gigolo on 0422222460": evaluating public SMS interactions', Paper presented at Workshop on In-Situ Evaluation at Mobile HCI 2007, Singapore, 1/01/00.

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Graham, C., Widjaja, I., & Rouncefield, M. (2007). "Free gigolo on 0422222460": evaluating public SMS interactions. Paper presented at Workshop on In-Situ Evaluation at Mobile HCI 2007, Singapore.

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Graham C, Widjaja I, Rouncefield M. "Free gigolo on 0422222460": evaluating public SMS interactions. 2007. Paper presented at Workshop on In-Situ Evaluation at Mobile HCI 2007, Singapore.

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Graham, C. ; Widjaja, I. ; Rouncefield, M. / "Free gigolo on 0422222460": evaluating public SMS interactions. Paper presented at Workshop on In-Situ Evaluation at Mobile HCI 2007, Singapore.

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