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Title: The influence factor : a study of advertising and use of mobile phones by students of two universities in Ghana
Authors: Adjin-Tettey, Theodora Dame
Bolfrey, Andy 
Bugase, Carl Awetoga 
Adotey, Theresa 
Dodoo, Stephen. Jnr 
Keywords: Advertising;Influence;Mobile telecommunication networks;Universities;Ghana
Issue Date: 2013
Source: Adjin-Tettey, T.D. et al. 2013. The influence factor: a study of advertising and use of mobile phones by students of two universities in Ghana. International Journal of ICT and Management, 1(3): 171-178.
Journal: International Journal of ICT and Management.; Vol. 1, Issue 3 
Abstract: 
This study examined whether advertising
influences the usage of telecommunication networks,
using the students of the University Of Professional
Studies Accra and Wisconsin University College in the
Greater Accra Region as a point of reference. It was also
to ascertain the media through which tertiary students
received most advertising messages. The study found that,
advertising was not the only variable that influenced
respondents to use a particular network and that when
matched up against other variables, ‘service quality’
comes on top as the number one influencing agent ahead
of advertising. The traditional media was identified as the
media through which most advertising messages are
received. Finally, the study identified that advertising is a
necessary but not sufficient condition that influences
switching between telecommunication networks.
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/10321/5686
ISSN: 2026-6839
Appears in Collections:Research Publications (Arts and Design)

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