Aaron, Susan.
Meaning Structures Dissolve - Art As Cultural Structure
Dance, the body and the internet [237]
Adams, Samantha.
Constructed Reliabilities Of Medical Websites And The Importance Of Difference For Medical End-Users
What does 'quality' actually mean on the internet? [318]
Aguillo, Isidro.
Indirect Estimation Of Quality In Academic And R&D Websites Using Indexes Of The Effort Needed To Build, Organise And Maintain The Webpages
What does 'quality' actually mean on the internet? [318]
Ahlert, Christian.
Digital Rights Management And The Common Byte : Can We Create Liberty By Design?
Regulating the Internet: Liberty and Law [124]
Allen, Gove, Dan L. Burk, Gordon Davis.
Ethical And Legal Issues In Research Using Data Collection Agents
Online Research Methods [123]
Allen, Matthew.
Broadband Technologies, Techno-Optimism And The \0xD4Hopeful\0xD5 Citizen
Regulating the Internet: policies or markets [349]
Andrejevic, Mark.
Technologies Of Interactive Viewership: Watching "Television Without Pity"
Fans and players: media communities [326]
Andrejevic, Mark.
Whispering Commodities And Smart Clothes: Surfing Space Via Wearable Interactivity
"@Home (and Not @Home)" [356]
Aro , Jari, Virve Peteri.
Constructing The Computer At Home: Competence, Gender And Domestic Spaces
The Domesticated Internet: Networking users, computer competence, expertise and knowledge[211]
Aspinall, Jane, Andrew Clement, Ana Viseu.
Mapping Interwoven Intermediary Threads In Everyday Internet Experience
Online-offline intersections [345]
Aubin, France.
Intellectuels, Engagement Et Internet (Intellectuals, globalization and Internet)
Enjeux sociopolitiques et Internet - De la critique par l\0xD5Internet \0x88 la critique de l\0xD5Internet[342]
Aviv, Reuven, Zippy Erlich, Gilad Ravid.
Network Analysis Of Interactivity In Online Communities
Virtual communities: theory and investigation II [159]
Baecker, Ron.
The First Face: A Closer Look At The Epresence System
Four Faces of ePresence: Designing Through Communities-of-Practice [153]
Bailey, Steve.
Identity, Intersection, Irony: Doubling The Self In The Digital Age
Identity: roles, selves and gender [127]
Bakardjieva, Maria.
Knowledge@Home: The Internet And The Social Distribution Of Knowledge
The Domesticated Internet: Networking users, computer competence, expertise and knowledge[211]
Baker, Andrea.
Ethical Issues In Researching Online Communities And Relationships
Expanding the Boundaries: Methodological Issues in Doing Internet Research [348]
Barnes, Susan.
Online Social Research: Methods, Issues, And Ethics:Issues Of Attribution And Identification In Online Social Research
Online Social Research: Methods, Issues, and Ethics [113]
Barnett, George, Joong-Hyun Shin, Han Woo Park.
The Structure Of International Internet Flows
Meanings and measurements of the network [218]
Barney, Darin.
The Vanishing Table, Or, Community In A World That Is No World
Trust and Internet mediation [424]
Baron, Naomi, Richard Ling.
Im And Sms: A Linguistic Comparison
Instantaneous Communications: practice and policy [242]
Barr, Brandon, Garrett Lynch.
Art In The Margins: Banner Art And The Aesthetics Of Limitation
Art and Design Online [325]
Batorski, Dominik.
Digital Divide In Poland: Who Can Benefit From Using The Internet?
Digital Divide: access [358]
Bayadyan, Hrachik.
The Internet In Post-Soviet Armenia: An Initial Attempt For Cultural Study
Virtual nations: post-Soviet states [235]
Baym, Nancy.
Stories Of Online Social Life: Revealing What Surveys Obscure
Interrogating Internet Research Methods [152]
Beamish, Anne.
From The Ground Up: Designing, Building, And Connecting A Global Professional Community
Research communications and knowledge online [142]
Benchenna, Abdel .
Le Logiciel Libre, Nouveau Mouvement Social ? (Free software : a new social movement ?)
Enjeux sociopolitiques et Internet - De la critique par l\0xD5Internet \0x88 la critique de l\0xD5Internet[342]
Benitez, Jose.
Representations Of Salvadoran Immigrants In The United States On The Internet.
Transnational networks for community [213]
Berkowitz, Irene.
Testing H.A. Innis In The Age Of Information: How Ict' Are Transposing Our Concepts Of Time And Space And The Political-Economic Implications For Academic Research.
Time, space and the Internet [112]
Berners-Lee, Tim.
Accessibility And The Semantic Web
The Evolution of the World Wide Web: Accessibility from Policy to Practice for People with Disability [354]
Bicais, Magali.
Une Sociologie Des Pratiques : Vers De Nouvelles Perspectives D'analyse De L'internet (A sociology of practices : towards new viewpoints in the analysis of the Internet )
Interrogating Internet Research Methods [152]
Blanchard, Anita.
Whose Community Is It Anyway? Testing A Model Of Member Participation And Sense Of Community In Virtual Communities
Virtual communities: theory and investigation II [159]
Boase, Jeffrey, Wenhong Chen, Barry Wellman .
Is There A Place In Cyberspace: The Uses And Users Of Public Internet Terminals
Physicality: place, body, network [247]
B\0xBFdker, Mads, Martin S\0xBFnderlev Christensen.
Trust In The Networked Society
Trust and Internet mediation [424]
Bonneville, Luc.
Les Probl\0x8Fmes Pos\0x8Es Par L\0xD5e-Sant\0x8E Sur Le Terrain De La Pratique M\0x8Edicale (Problems posed by e-health for medical practice )
eHealth Investigations II [212]
Bonus, Sabrina, Susan Herring, Lois Scheidt.
Beyond The Unusual: Weblogs As Genre
Blogging: authors and consequences I [151]
Brockington, Wanda.
Searching The Internet: Black Space In The Public Sphere
Identity: linking identity, community, and belonging [323]
Bromseth, Janne.
Betrayed. When truth becomes fiction, nothing is for real... The revelation of a virtual mupltiple-identity cross-dresser in a Swedish discussion group for lesbian and bisexual women
Identity: Negotiating the Self [352]
Brophy, Enda.
The Politics Of Cyberspace: Icann And The Contested General Intellect
Regulating the Internet: policies or markets [349]
Brunet, Patrick.
Internet : Enjeux \0x83thiques Et Vide Politique (Internet : ethical issues and political vacuum)
Enjeux politiques et gouvernance de l\0xD5Internet [312]
Bruns, Axel.
Stuff That Matters: Slashdot And The Emergence Of Open News
The 'new' news media [313]
Bunz, Ulla.
Changes In Medium Choice And Technology-Mediated Communication Competence Due To Active Exposure To Computer-Mediated Communication Technologies In A Cross-University Virtual Classroom
Internet-based learning: the lessons of collaboration [344]
Bunz, Ulla.
Editors Roundtable: Publishing Internet Research [319]
Burg, Thomas.
Mapping Online Knowledge Creation
Broadening the Blog (part 1) [111]
Burk, Dan.
Feminism And Copyright In Digital Media
Copyright: Ethos, Ethics, Identity [216]
Bury, Rhiannon.
Cyberspaces Of Their Own: Identity, Community And Female Fandoms
Fans and players: media communities [326]
Caidi, Nadia.
Beyond Information: Libraries' Role In Developing 'Civilizational' Competence
E-Governance: civic networks [355]
Callahan, Ewa.
Emotional Reactions Of Usenet Participants To September 11 Attacks
Computer-mediated Communications [357]
Campbell, John.
Outing Planetout: Surveillance, Sexual Identity, Gay Marketing And Online Portals
Surveillance and Anti-surveillance [146]
Campbell, Heidi.
What Is So 'New' About New Media? Considering How Language Shapes Religious Internet Usage
Religion in cyberspace [317]
Carmagnat, Fanny.
Les R\0x8Eseaux Libertaires Du Wifi En France (Libertarian networks of "Wifi" in France)
Enjeux sociopolitiques et Internet - Militantisme, critique sociale et usages d\0xD5Internet[322]
Carolan, Brian.
Participation Across Time In Online Learning Venues
Multiple Perspectives on Online Learning [248]
Chee, Florence, Richard Smith.
Is Electronic Community An Addictive Substance? Everquest And Its Implications For Addiction Policy.
Fans and players: media communities [326]
Cheong, Pauline, Holley Wilkin.
The Internet: An Empowering Newer Media For Health Communication? An Empirical Inquiry Into Media Use For Health Information Among Four Hispanic Communities
Digital Divide: opportunities and challenges [343]
Chung, Peichi.
The "Local\0xAC Dimension Of Identity Construction In A Web-Based Political Organization: A Case Study Of Taiwanese Political Movements
Citizens\0xD5 participation in East Asian politics : Revolution via Internet? [245]
Clark, Lynn, Scott Webber, Christof Demont-Heinrich.
Buying In And Left Behind: Computers And Success Among Disadvantaged Families
Digital Divide: haves and have-nots? [417]
Clukey, Tim, Elizabeth Bernat , Jonathan Slater.
Monitoring Community Web Visibility: Fostering Area Economic Development In The Absence Of Traffic Data
Interrogating Internet Research Methods [152]
Consalvo, Mia.
Control Versus Community: Taking "The Sims" Online
Gaming: Communities of Play [125]
Coopman, Ted.
Dissentworks: Agency, Identity, And Emergent Dissent As Network Structures
Dissent, activism, resistance I [117]
Coopman, Stephanie, Myria Watkins Allen, Joy Hart.
Submit, Resist, Or Subvert?: Organization Members' Responses To Electronic Surveillance
Surveillance and Anti-surveillance [146]
Cotten, Shelia, Alice Nixon, David Rohall, Mark Terranova.
Applying The Tailored Design To Internet Surveys With College Students
Expanding the Boundaries: Methodological Issues in Doing Internet Research [348]
Crow, Barbara.
Benchmarking E-Government And Citizenship On-Line
Interrogating Information Flows of the Risk Society [347]
Cyr, Dianne, Carole Bonanni, Joe Ilsever.
Building Loyalty In E-Business Across Cultures
E-business: trust, loyalty, participation [234]
Dalhberg, Lincoln.
Publicity.Com: The Corporate Domination Of Cyberspace And The Marginalisation Of Online Critical Communication
The (Un)Happy Marriage of Internet and Politics [243]
De Wind Mattingly, Rebecca, Annette M. Markham, Theresa Senft.
Orphaned Thoughts And Adopted Identities: Performance Anxieties In Distance Education >
Broadening the Band, Distancing the Learning?: A case study of anonymity, identity and performance [143]
Delwiche, Aaron.
Reconstructing The Agenda In The World Of Do-It-Yourself Journalism
Broadening the Blog (part 2) [121]
Demont-Heinrich, Christof, Lynn Schofield Clark , Scott Webber.
The Bloom Is Off The Rose: Families Of Limited Socio-Economic Means And The Rhetoric Of Computers And Success
Digital Divide: haves and have-nots? [417]
Dincki, Sandrine.
MSNBC.com vs. TF1.fr: France Lagging Behind or Cultural Differences
The 'new' news media [313]
Dolnicar, Vesna, Vehovar Vasja, Sicherl Pavle.
Advanced Measuring Of The Digital Divide: Multivariate Interactions And Digital Distance
Meanings and measurements of the network [218]
Dubois, Fr\0x8Ed\0x8Eric, Michel S\0x83N\0x83CAL.
Le Centre Des M\0x8Edias Alternatifs Du Qu\0x8Ebec Dans La Mouvance Militante D\0xD5internet (The Centre for media alternatives (CMAQ) in the activist realm of the Internet)
Enjeux sociopolitiques et Internet - Militantisme, critique sociale et usages d\0xD5Internet[322]
Ducke, Isa.
The Effectiveness Of Internet Tools For Citizens\0xD5 Groups In Japan
Citizens\0xD5 participation in East Asian politics : Revolution via Internet? [245]
Dziekan, Vince.
Beyond The Museum Walls: Designing New Spaces For Art
Art and Design Online [325]
Enteen, Jillana.
Tamil Eelam On The World Wide Web: Strategies For Recognition
Outside Nation and Norm: Conceptualizing Transnation Digital Formations [144]
Epley, Nathan.
Citizen Cynic: The Politics Of It Professionals
Vanguard Subjects: Networked Elites and Information Machines in a Wired and Wireless World [426]
Eschenfelder, Kristin, Anuj Desai.
Illegal Links: Tracking Decss Posting And Linking During The Corley Trial
Copyright: Law and Culture [244]
Eysenbach, Gunther.
Ehealth - An Overview Of 5 Years Of Research
eHealth - Past, current and future research [415]
Fernback, Jan.
Moving Beyond Community In Cyberspace: A Theoretical Consideration Of Communal Interaction In Virtual Worlds
Virtual communities: theory and investigation I [149]
Foot, Kirsten, Steve Schneider, Meghan Dougherty.
Ethical Dimensions Of Web Archiving
The Web: finding, reading, archiving [116]
Ford, Sarah, The most obvious structural difference between PortalChat and Joe' WebChat is the difference in size. PortalChat provides over a hundred chat rooms; Joe' provides one teen room, three or four general rooms, and three or four 'adult' rooms. At any given time, PortalChat hosts more than 100 times as many users as Joe' WebChat. There are also structural differences in the ways that each chat server deals with issues of identity, particularly gender identity. When a new user creates an account at PortalChat, they are required to indicate their gender. The only options are 'male' and 'female' and there is no way to keep this information from being visible to any other user of PortalChat. PortalChat' structure reinforces the importance of gender and the existence of a male-female gender dichotomy. Joe' WebChat, on the other hand, institutionalizes the 'A/S/L' (age/sex/location) convention so commonly found in chat rooms by including age and gender (as provided by the user) in a 'header' to every message the user sends. This information is not required, however (it can be left blank); users who did not indicate their gender or age were never questioned. Additionally, Joe' offers three options for gender: male, female, and alien. In this way, the chat server facilitates the breakdown of a mandatory gender dichotomy. Joe' also adds the option of a user-defined 'tag line' that is included in the header of every message, giving users another tool for self-presentation.</p><p> "I found two basic types of gender presented in chat rooms on both servers: hypersexualized and 'everyday' identities. Hypersexualized identities were far more likely to be feminine identities. The majority of these hypersexualized identities, however, were presented not by 'real' interactants, but by \0xD4bots : automated 'interactants' whose purpose in the chat room was to advertise web-based businesses. Most often, these businesses sold pornography; the second-most-common type of business was dating services. \0xD4Bots were only present on PortalChat (probably because it is so much larger than Joe' WebChat). The 'everyday' identities ranged from people who did not emphasize their gender identity to women who flaunted their bodies, claimed to be 'THE bitchand men who demanded to know where all the hot chicks were and otherwise presented typical hegemonic masculinity.</p><p> .
Asl Everyone!: Creation And Maintenance Of Gendered Identities In Web-Based Chat Rooms
Gendered subjectivities [147]
Ford, Heather.
Learning To Play: The Case For The Development Of African Online Content
Visual Dimensions of the Internet [215]
Ford, Sarah.
ROFLMAO! :D: Re-embodying the Web-Based Chat Room
Carl Couch Internet Research Award Presentations [311]
Fortin, Andr\0x8Ee, Duncan Sanderson.
The Internet And Local Politics And Government: Critique Of A Utopic Discourse With Empirical Observations From Quebec
e-Democracy: localism[425]
Fragoso, Suely.
The Multiple Facets Of The Digital Divide
Beyond the Digital Divide [141]
Freeman, Derek, Wendy Keay- Bright.
Reactive Colours: First Reactions Of Children On The Autism Spectrum To Computers: The Potential For Open Participative Community Based Design
Visual Dimensions of the Internet [215]
Freitas, Christiana.
Virtual Scholarly Networks Challenging Traditional Social Practices
Knowledge Networking and Social practice [353]
Frost, Catherine.
Digital Consciousness
Time, space and the Internet [112]
Fung, Timothy.
Searching For Website Customization: An Adoption Of Educational Taxonomy For Conceptualization And Application
Web Design for civic and educational engagement [413]
Gajjala, Venkataramana.
Entrepreneurship And Globalization Processes And E-Commerce: A Look At Indian Software Companies
Critiques of Commodification and Competition [324]
Gajjala, Radhika.
Outside Nation And Norm: Conceptualizing Transnational Digital Formations
Outside Nation and Norm: Conceptualizing Transnation Digital Formations [144]
Gajjala, Radhika.
Studying the Internet via the Internet: Electronic Collaboration [236]
Gallo, Jason.
Online Oppositional Communities As Discursive Counterpublics
Dissent, activism, resistance II [156]
Gallo, Andres, Jay Kesan.
The Construction Of Regulatory Regimes For The Internet: Icann Politics Or The Transition To An International Political Organization
Regulating the Internet: policies or markets [349]
George, \0x83ric .
Internet, De " Simple " Outil De Communication \0xCB Enjeu Majeur (Internet, from "simple" communication tool to major stake)
Enjeux sociopolitiques et Internet - De la critique par l\0xD5Internet \0x88 la critique de l\0xD5Internet[342]
Gil-Egui, GiselaCarmen E. Boon.
Geopolitical References, Territorial Issues And National Identities In Cyberspace: A Study Of Cross-Posted Messages In Usenet 'Soc.Culture' Newsgroups
Virtual communities: theory and investigation I [149]
Goggin, Gerard.
Networked Imaginings; Or, Theorising The Internet' Cultural Histories
Histories and Historiography [158]
Goldenberg , Linda .
The Insite Project
Broadband Enabled Research [231]
Goldie, Janis.
Privacy In Public: How Online Group Participants Understand Privacy
Privacy online [214]
Gonzales, Margaret.
Parallel Universities: Distance Education Disrupts the Traditional Classroom
Broadening the Band, Distancing the Learning?: A case study of anonymity, identity and performance [143]
G\0x9Aritz, Anja.
Material Incentives In Web Surveys : A Meta-Analysis
Online Research Methods [123]
Gotved, Stine.
Online Spatiality As Part Of Social Reality
Access Denied: Critical Considerations of Internet Space and the Digital Divide [241]
Grabill, Jefferey.
Useless Information, Troubled Technologies: The Pragmatics Of Citizen Knowledge-Making
Interrogating Information Flows of the Risk Society [347]
Granjon, Fabien, Dominique CARDON.
MŽdias Alternatifs, Militantisme Informationnel Et Mouvement Altermondialisation (Antiglobalisation Movement and Information-based Activism - ATTACINFO in the WSF 2003 )
Enjeux sociopolitiques et Internet - Militantisme, critique sociale et usages d'Internet[322]
Guzzardo, Paul.
Design Prototypes For A Networked City
Visual Dimensions of the Internet [215]
Gwizdka, Jacek, Mark Chignell.
The Privacy Attitude Questionnaire (Paq) And Internet Use
Privacy online [214]
Halavais, Alexander.
Urban Sociology And A Research Agenda For The Blogosphere
Broadening the Blog (part 1) [111]
Hands, Joss.
The Discourse Of E-Deliberation: A Study In The Communicative Practice Of Local E-Democracy In The Uk
The (Un)Happy Marriage of Internet and Politics [243]
Hansen, Derek.
Who Do You Trust? The Role Of Expertise In An Online Support Group
eHealth Investigations I [155]
Hargittai, Eszter.
Explaining Internet Skill Discrepancies
Beyond the Digital Divide [141]
Harrison, Laurie.
On The Front Lines : From Principle To Practice
The Evolution of the World Wide Web: Accessibility from Policy to Practice for People with Disability [354]
Hay, James.
Becoming A Soldier In Your Own Home: Mobilization And The New 'Mobile Privatization'
"@Home (and Not @Home)" [356]
Hayden, Lance.
High Risk Information (Hri): A Proposed Theoretical Framework
Knowledge Management and Information Theory [421]
Haythornthwaite, Caroline, Michelle Kazmer.
Distributed Knowledge Practices And Ict
Knowledge Networking and Social practice [353]
Herman, Andrew, Rosemary Coombe.
Property, Propriety And The Digital Public Sphere: Consequences Of Regimes Of Intellectual Property For The Ethics Of Internet-Based Civil Society
Copyright: Ethos, Ethics, Identity [216]
Hern\0x87ndez, Elias.
Cultures(s) Of Internet Users In Internet Caf\0x8Es (Cibercaf\0x8Es), Community Squares (Plazas Comunitarias) And Digital Community Centres (Centros Comunitarios Digitales) In Rural M\0x8Exico
E-Governance: Developing nations [154]
Herring, Susan, Anna Martinson.
Representational Bias On Sextracker
Pornography and Ideology [316]
Hillis, Ken.
Web-Based Graphical Chat Environments And The Novel' 'Middle Voice.'
Vanguard Subjects: Networked Elites and Information Machines in a Wired and Wireless World [426]
Hofmokl, Justyna.
The Internet - The New Commons?
The Internet as 'commons' [115]
Hogan, Bernie.
Media Multiplexity: An Examination Of Differential Communication Usage
Computer-mediated Communications [357]
Hoover, Stewart.
Religious Seeking/Religious Finding: The New New Age In The Digital World
Religion in cyberspace [317]
Howard, Robert Glenn.
Fundamentalist Christian Identity And Narrative Plasticity In On-Line End Times Discourse After September 11, 2001.
The Internet and the Senses: Textuality, Visuality, and Identity [246]
Hsieh, Angie, Mark Ihnat.
Tearing Down The Walls Of Domestic Space: Internet-Based Technologies And The Home
Physicality: place, body, network [247]
Hui, Diane.
Intersubjectivity In The Realm Of Computer-Medicated Communications In The Context Of Collaborative Professional Development Process
Computer-mediated Communications [357]
Humphreys, Sal.
'You Just Got Better At Alteration [136]' The Shifting Relations Of Players And Developers In Multi-User Online Games.
Gaming: Communities of Play [125]
Hunsinger, Jeremy.
Interfaces: Internet Environment As Work Environment
Mediated Work: Internet Environments as Work Environments [114]
Hurrell, Christie.
Shaping Policy Discourse In The Public Sphere: Civility, Moderation, And The Design Of A Public Space For Online Dialogue
eGovernance and Citizen Engagement : Assessing Canada's online Foreign Policy Dialogue/ Dialogue politique etrangere [341]
Hynes, Aldon.
Deanforamerica: Smart Mob, Public Sphere Or Social Network
The Internet and Progressive Mobilization [239]
Ikeda, Ken'ichi, Tetsuro Kobayashi, Kakuko Miyata.
The Social Implications Of Internet Use In Japan: A Comparison Of Pc And Mobile Phone Users
The Interaction of media forms [423]
Jacobs, Gloria.
Fast Times And Cyber Space: Understanding The Relationship Between Fast Capitalism And Instant Messaging
Instantaneous Communications: practice and policy [242]
Jakubowicz, Peter.
Online Learning Community: A Case Study Of The Cuforum At The Chinese University Of Hong Kong
Internet-based learning: the lessons of collaboration [344]
Jeffrey, Liss.
Democracy's Theatres: Rethinking Agenda Setting And Public Diplomacy In The Online Policy Consultation Process
eGovernance and Citizen Engagement : Assessing Canada's online Foreign Policy Dialogue/ Dialogue politique etrangere [341]
Jensen, Jakob.
Minnesota E-Democracy : Online Participation And Political Effects
e-Democracy: localism[425]
Johansson, Troels Degn.
The Virtualization Of Place: Art, Culture, Technology
Art and Design Online [325]
Johns, Mark, Jon Hall, Tara Lynn Crowell.
Online Social Research: Methods, Issues, And Ethics: Surviving The IRB Review: Institutional Guidelines And Research Strategies
Online Social Research: Methods, Issues, and Ethics [113]
Johnson, Laurie.
Rip, Mix, Burn: Peer-To-Peer Networks And Collective Ethos
Copyright: Ethos, Ethics, Identity [216]
Johnson, Camille.
Pro-Anorexia Websites: An Analysis Of Cultural Communication And Meaning Negotiation Online
Carl Couch Internet Research Award Presentations [311]
Joinson, Adam.
Self-Disclosure And Intimacy Online: Integrating Media Effects With User Characteristics
Privacy online [214]
Kampf, Constance.
Kumeyaay.Com: Internet Hopes And Realities For Indigenous Language Revitalization
Outside Nation and Norm: Conceptualizing Transnation Digital Formations [144]
Kaposi, Ildiko.
'Soft' Democracy How Discussion Forum Participants May Shape Forum Software On The Hungarian Internet
e-Democracy: technologies [148]
Kayahara, Jennifer.
Exploring The Theoretical Possibilities Of Online Communities
Virtual communities: theory and investigation II [159]
Keegan, Tetaka, Sally Jo Cunningham.
Indigenous Language Presence On The Web? : The M\0x89ori Example
Indigenous perspectives on the Internet [314]
Kelly, John.
Substitution Or Synergy: Cross-National And Cross-Cultural Measures Of The Internet' Effects On Media Equilibrium
The 'new' news media [313]
Kendall, Lori.
Diary Of A Networked Individual: Interpersonal Connections On Livejournal
Online Writing: Self and Machine [233]
Kesan, Jay, Andres A. Gallo.
Imperfect Competition In Internet Markets: The Role Of Network Effects In Determining Market Structure
Critiques of Commodification and Competition [324]
Khardouche, Ali.
La Dynamique De L\0xD5internet Pour Le Sms Tv Chat (Dynamics of the Internet for the SMS TV Chat)
Instantaneous Communications: practice and policy [242]
Kien, Grant.
Internet Time: Socio-Spatial Coordination Online
Time, space and the Internet [112]
Kilker, Julian, Loril Gossett.
Counter-Panopticism And 'Smart Mobs': Implications Of Networked Collaboration For Bentham' Notion Of Surveillance
Surveillance and Anti-surveillance [146]
Kim, Yong-Chan.
Internet Connectedness And Civic Engagement In A Urban Community: From A Communication Infrastructure Perspective
e-Democracy: localism[425]
Kitzmann, Andreas.
The Anxiety Of The Real: Practices Of Self-Documentation In The Network Age
Theorising the mediated self [328]
Kluver, Randolph.
National Variation In Web Deployment: The Role Of Political Culture And Media Regulation In Internet Politics.
The Internet and Elections: Theoretical and Methodological Perspectives in an International Project [217]
Koren, Gasper, Valentina Hlebec, Katja Lozar Manfreda.
New Approaches Towards Collecting Data On Ego-Centered Social Networks - Interactive Web Questionnaires
Online Research Methods [123]
Kozel , Susan .
Disintegration And Dissemination
Dance, the body and the internet [237]
Kragelj, Boris.
Developing New Model For Website Assessment: Applying Evaluation Theory Approach For Assessment Of Slovenian Government Websites
Web Design for civic and educational engagement [413]
Kretchmer, Susan.
The Internet, Accessibility, And The Law
The Evolution of the World Wide Web: Accessibility from Policy to Practice for People with Disability [354]
Kruse, Holly.
Time, Space, And Information Flows In Online Parimutuel Markets
Interrogating Information Flows of the Risk Society [347]
Kutscher, Nadia, Hans-Uwe Otto.
The Internet As Social Space For Self-Regulated Appropriation Of Education
Education and the Internet: self and nation, hope and reality [427]
Kwak, Nojin, Marko M. Skoric, Ann E. Willilams.
The Faster, the Better? Assessing the Impact of Broadband Internet on Knowledge and Participation
Digital Divide: access [358]
Lagos, Taso.
Parallel Society: Weblogs, Micromedia, And The Fragmentation Of The Public Sphere
Broadening the Blog (part 2) [121]
Lally, Elaine.
At Home With Information: The Informatisation Of Domestic Life
The Domesticated Internet: Networking users, computer competence, expertise and knowledge[211]
Langman, Lauren, Douglas Morris.
Another World Is Possible: Social Mobilization In The Global Age
The Internet and Progressive Mobilization [239]
Latzko-Toth, Guillaume.
La Gouvernance D'undernet Ou Le Chat Comme Pratique De Gouvernement (Governing the Undernet: Chat as a Government Practice )
Regulating the Internet: Governance Inside and Outside of the net [232]
Lawley, Elizabeth Lane.
Cultural Capital And Dominance In The Weblog Economy
Broadening the Blog (part 2) [121]
Ledun, Marin.
Des Formes D\0xD5engagement Du Sujet Et De Son Exp\0x8Erience Politique Dans La Recherche Francophone Et Anglo-Saxonne Sur La "D\0x8Emocratie Assist\0x8Ee Par Ordinateur "
Enjeux sociopolitiques et Internet - De la critique par l\0xD5Internet \0x88 la critique de l\0xD5Internet[342]
Lee, Han.
Defining Human
Physicality: place, body, network [247]
Lee, Han Nool.
Defining Human: Anonymity And The Other
Broadening the Band, Distancing the Learning?: A case study of anonymity, identity and performance [143]
Lenhart, Amanda, Katherine Allen.
Disabled Americans And Internet Use: Barriers, Challenges And Context
Digital Divide: opportunities and challenges [343]
Lillie, Jonathan.
Constructing The Mobile Citizen Of The Information Society: A Cultural Analysis Of Commercial '3g' Narratives
Vanguard Subjects: Networked Elites and Information Machines in a Wired and Wireless World [426]
Logan, Robert.
The Internet Is The Medium And Collaboration Is The Message
Knowledge Management and Information Theory [421]
Long, Jane.
'Be [Net] Alert, But Not Alarmed'? Regulating The Parents Of Generation Icq
Gendered subjectivities [147]
Looker, Dianne, Victor Thiessen.
The Internet And The Gender Digital Divide.
Digital Divide: opportunities and challenges [343]
Luke, Robert, Steve Noble.
Common Look And Feel: Accessibility And Digital Literacy In Canada
The Evolution of the World Wide Web: Accessibility from Policy to Practice for People w Disabilities [122]
Lunsford, Karen.
Electronic, Scientific Publication And Collective Memory Practices
Knowledge Management and Information Theory [421]
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