From recording your favorite songs to sharing them online, phones have become part of the concert experience. But what happens when you leave your phone behind? We followed Cam as they took on the challenge of attending a live show without a phone and spoke with Northeastern experts about what we might gain by simply being present.
- From recording your favorite songs to sharing them online, phones have become part of the concert experience. But what happens when you leave your phone behind? We followed Cam as they took on the challenge of attending a live show without a phone and spoke with Northeastern experts about what we might gain by simply being present.
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