We describe the design, implementation and deployment of Photobox, a domestic
technology that prints four or five randomly selected photos from the owner's Flickr collection …

People worldwide are increasingly acquiring virtual possessions. While virtual possessions
have become ubiquitous, little work exists on how people value them, and how their …

The ethics of the fast fashion industry have been called into question with the emergence of
new consumption paradigms, such as anti-consumerism and sustainable consumption. This …

Sharing personal digital information online has been a common activity for many years.
However, the recent rise of sharing economy services has since expanded the set of" things" …

Facebook users practice different strategies for managing their online self-presentation.
Among the different available techniques, untagging is the most popular and frequently …

Personal information management (PIM) on digital platforms requires multiple practices of
saving, organizing and retrieving information. This exploratory study offers a new …

Introspection is the practice of looking inward and examining our ideas, thoughts, and
feelings. It involves considering past experiences and asking questions about the future. We …

Emerging over a decade ago, slow technology is a design philosophy aimed at supporting
experiences of reflection through and on technology in everyday life. Recent research has …

The platformisation of digital consumption, means that increasingly many of the things that
we call ours–our messages, photos, music, achievements–are entangled in complex socio …

This paper addresses the phenomenon of emotional attachments to mobile phones. We
introduce the term" mobile attachment" and define it as a bond between a person's self and …