This document discusses storytelling on mobile platforms and provides examples of different types of stories that can be told. It begins by describing the author's own story of living and working in various cities over several decades. It then lists other people's stories that have been shared online through platforms like blogs, photo sharing sites, and collaborative mapping tools. Finally, it discusses the potential for collecting individual stories into a larger collective story and provides some examples of projects that have done this. The overall message is that mobile technologies have enabled many new ways for individuals and groups to share their personal stories and experiences with wider audiences.

1. STORYTELLING ON MOBILE
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2. My#Story

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6. Our#Stories

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17. Other#People’s#Stories

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