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Instant messaging continuance: A media choice theory perspective

Song et al., 2011

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10145196821396168483
Author
Song B
Wang W
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Frontiers of Business Research in China

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Instant Messaging (IM) has become one of the most popular applications for many Internet users. While prior research has primarily focused on IM initial adoption, continued usage (or continuance) has not drawn much attention. This research integrates media choice theories …
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