Production, Search and Information Sharing in the Context of mobile commerce
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https://doi.org/10.19132/1808-5245251.414-441Keywords:
Social commerce. Mobile commerce. Information practices. Mobile applications.Abstract
It approaches the concept of consumption. It analyzes the
development of the consumption society and the mass markets. It identifies
characteristics of the consumer’s behavior study. It approaches the changes in
the e-commerce caused by the social media and applications for mobile devices.
It displays the characteristics of social commerce and m-commerce. It describes
the production, search and information sharing practices in the context of mcommerce.
It evidences the informational practices from the functionalities
present in the Airbnb, Amazon, iFood and Spotify applications. It verifies that,
in the scope of m-commerce, the informational practices have suffered changes
that result in the relations among informational consumption, sociability and
goods and services consumption.
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