2 3 Contents
1. AoIR 4.0 Sponsors 5
2. AoIR Officers & Conference Committee 6
3. Conference Description 9
4. Keynote Speakers 10
5. Other Events 11
6. Conference Map 14
7. Schedule of Panels, Keynotes & Roundtables 15
8. Index of Authors/Presenters 52
4 AoIR 4.0 Sponsors
The Executive Committee of the Association of Internet Researchers and the AoIR 4.0 Conference Committee wish to acknowledge the generous support and assistance of the following sponsors:
Special thanks to the Toronto Hilton Hotel and the Art Gallery of Ontario.
5 AoIR 4.0 Officers & Conference Committees
Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR) Executive:
President: Steve Jones Vice-President: Nancy Baym Secretary: Ulla Bunz Treasurer: Benjamin Bates Open Seats: David Silver, Barry Wellman Appointed Seats: Matthew Allen, Leslie Shade Student Seat: Lisbeth Klastrup Publications Officers: Jeremy Hunsinger, Charlie Breindahl
Program Chair:
Matthew Allen, Curtin University of Technology
Sub-Chairs:
Naomi Baron, Troels Degn Johansson, Vince Dziekan, Radhika Gajjala, A Joinson, Holly Kruse, Michel Menou, Helen Merrick, Monica Murero, Lisa Nakamura, David Phillips, Christina Spurgeon, Kirk St.Amant, Jamie Switzer, Monica Whitty, Nils Zurawski
Reviewers:
Samantha Adams, Ben Anderson, Mark Andrejevic, Kumiko Aoki, Michael Arnold-Mages, Senthilkumar Ayyasamy, Gitte Bang Stald, Mads B¯dker, Klaus Bruhn Jensen, Ulla Bunz, John Campbell, Scott Campbell, Alexander Campbell- Halavais, Martin S¯nderlev Christensen, Deborah Cohen, Mia Consalvo, Ann De Vaney, Simon Egenfeldt-Nielsen, Eric George, Gerard Goggin, Eszter Hargittai, Andy Herman, Bernie Hogan, Philip Howard, Jeremy Hunsinger, Venilde Jeronimo, Michelle Kazmer, Lori Kendall, Tracy Kennedy, Storm King, Lisbeth Klastrup, Rita Lauria, Jane Long, Uwe Matzat, Dan Menchik, Catherine Middleton, Adrian Mihalache, Melanie Mortensen, Gina Neff, Jason Nolan, Diana Odom-Gunn, Han Woo Park, Serge Proulx, Denise Rall, Gilad Ravid, Wendy Robinson, Christian Sandvig, Michael Schulte, Susannah Stern, Jonathan Sterne, Jennifer Stromer-Galley, TL Taylor, Rianne Ten Veen, Fred Turner, Cassandra Van Buren, Michele Willson, Mete Yildiz
With special thanks to: Jeremy Hunsinger, techical wizardry behind the scenes Eric George, Francophone coordination and assistance Ulla Bunz, organisation of prizes
6 AoIR 4.0 Toronto Conference Committee:
Toronto 2003 Management Team:
Rhiannon Bury, University of Waterloo Catherine Middleton, Ryerson University Olivia Robertson, OISE, University of Toronto
Website:
Jeremy Hunsinger Christie Hurrell Bill Kennedy, Stop14 Media David Maston Loreta Vaskeviciene
Printed Program:
Reem El-Tawashy, Flight 263 Design Graham Longford, York University
A special thanks to the Ryerson University School of Information Technology Management for assistance with printing.
Volunteers: Susan Aaron Chris Cocca Bernie Hogan Graig Kent Alex Kuskis Dhirender Nirwani Jason Nolan Katherine Parrish Monica Prijatelj Inna Romanovska Phuoc Tran Mark Tufford
We would also like to thank our onsite volunteers, Tourism Toronto and the Art Gallery of Ontario.
Conference Chair: Liss Jeffrey, University of Toronto Co -Chair: David Mitchell, University of Calgary
AoIR Student Prize Judging Committee:
Matthew Allen Mia Consalvo Monica Whitty
7 Seed Sponsors:
Seneca College University of Toronto's Knowledge Media Design Institute (KMDI) Bell University Labs at University of Toronto byDesign eLab eCommons/Agora
8 Digital communications networks such as the Internet are changing the way people interact with each other, with profound effects on social relations and institutions. Yet many remain excluded from access and meaningful participation. It is timely to consider who is included, who is excluded and what we now know about the composition and activities of online communities.
Internet Research (IR) 4.0 will feature a variety of perspectives on Internet, organized under the theme Broadening the Band. As in previous conferences, the aim is to develop a coherent theoretical and pragmatic understanding of the Internet and those that are empowered and disenfranchised by it. IR 4.0 will bring together prominent scholars, researchers, creators, and practitioners from many disciplines, fields and countries for a program of presentations, panel discussions, and informal exchanges.
IR 4.0 will take place at the Hilton Hotel in the heart of downtown Toronto. The conference is hosted by a team led by The Association of Internet Researchers Toronto 2003 with the Knowledge Media Design Institute (KMDI) and its partners at the University of Toronto. The IR 4.0 steering and working committees reflect the growing pan-Canadian network of Internet researchers, including members from Quebec, Alberta, and New Brunswick, in addition to the local contingent from Toronto, York and Ryerson Universities.
This year's theme, Broadening the Band, encourages wide participation from diverse disciplines, communities, and points of view. Under the umbrella theme, contributors are called to reflect upon, theorize and articulate what we know from within the emerging interdisciplinary space known as Internet Research.
In a cultural sense, the theme calls attention to the need to examine access, inclusion and exclusion in online communities. What role do race, gender, class, ethnicity, language, sexual orientation, age, geography, and other factors play in the degree of online participation? What are the indicators of meaningful participation?
In a technical sense, the theme points to the development of broadband, wireless and post-internet networks and applications that are currently coming on-stream including community, private, public as well as national research networks (e.g. CA*net 4, Internet 2). We plan to use these technologies to make the conference an internet-mediated and internationally accessible event.
In an organizational sense, the theme reflects a widening of AoIR’s reach to include more researchers and constituencies involved in the evolution of the Internet. French language presentations will be included in the call for papers for the first time. Researchers and practitioners in the arts and culture sectors are encouraged to participate alongside social scientists and humanities scholars and researchers.
9 In a thematic sense, “Broadening the Band” suggests widening the scope of topics and problematics considered within past conferences, while retaining the consistent emphasis on rigorous research work. This call for papers thus initiates an inclusive search for theoretical and methodological correspondences between this expanding theme and the many disciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches that are required to address it with precision.
Keynote Speakers:
Lucy Suchman - Thursday, Oct. 16, 11:30 am - 1:00 pm (Toronto I)
Lucy Suchman teaches in the department of Sociology at Lancaster University, UK. She is a Visiting Senior Research Fellow at the Work, Interaction and Technology Research Group at King's College in London, UK. She also works as a researcher for Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center. Dr. Suchman has been examining the correlation between sociology and technology. Her presentation will centre on the ethnographies of sites of technology production and use, and her contributions to emerging reconceptualizations of social/material relations based in anthropology, feminist theory and science and technology studies.
Pierre Lévy - Friday, Oct. 17 10:00 am - 11:15 am (Toronto I)
Pierre Lévy, who has been described as a "cyber-philosopher," currently holds a Canada Research Chair in Collective Intelligence at the University of Ottawa. He will be presenting aspects of a cultural evolution theory, his further understanding of knowledge management in digital networks, background on his study into intercultural dialogues in interactive multimedia arts, and how certain behavioural traits fostering collective intelligence in a given population can promote human development.
Steve Jones - Friday, Oct. 17 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm (Toronto I)
Steve Jones is a co-founder of AoIR. He is the Head of Communication at the University of Illinois - Chicago, and studies the social history of communication technology. Dr. Jones is the author of six books, which have earned him critical acclaim and interviews for stories in Time, the New York Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, Newsweek and many other newspapers and magazines. He has also been interviewed on radio and TV, and has been a guest on NPR's "Talk of the Nation" and "Sounds Like Science." Dr. Jones will be reflecting on the "future past" of Internet studies.
Jane Fountain - Saturday, Oct. 18 11:30 am - 1:00 pm (Toronto I)
Jane Fountain is the Director for the National Center for Digital Government Research and Practice. She also teaches at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. Dr. Fountain's present interests lie at the intersection of governance, organizations, and information technology. Her work leads her into current investigations of the institutional processes that influence the enactment and use of information technologies in government, as well as the structural and behavioral characteristics of inter-organizational networks, and the political economy of gender in computing and new media.
10 Other Events & Features:
Welcome Reception Thursday, October 16, 5:15 - 7:00 pm (Hilton Hotel Foyer) * cash bar
AoIR Annual General Meeting Friday, October 17, 5:15pm - 7:00 pm (Toronto I)
AoIR 4.0 Gala Dinner Saturday, October 18 7:00 pm - late (Toronto I)
Gala Cocktail Reception Saturday, October 18 5:15pm - 7:00 pm (Toronto I)
Gala Dinner Menu
Appetizer Gratinated wild mushroom stuffed crepes with françois premier sauce. Soup Butternut squash and apple bisque Main Course Poached Bay of Fundy salmon with baby shrimp and tarragon citrus sauce. Vegetarian option Acorn squash and grilled vegetable risotto Dessert Apple marmalade tart A complimentary bottle of red and white wine for each table of eight.
Regular, Decaffeinated Coffee, selection of Teas.
Music: David Burt will play a range of jazz standards throughout the meal on the Hilton's grand piano.
Apple Cybercafé
Governor General’s Suite - 2nd Floor
Apple iBook laptop computers equipped with wireless Internet access will be available for the use of registered conference participants in the Governor General’s room. Use of personal equipment is also permitted. Wireless access is for those equipped with cards.
AoIR is grateful to Apple Canada, Inc. for providing our Cybercafé and technology demonstrations.
11 Birds of a Feather Meetings
8:00 - 8:30 a.m. Daily - Governor General’s Suite, 2nd Floor
AoIR 2003 Book Exhibit
Daily - Johnson Room, Convention Level
This year, the Association of Internet Researchers joins forces with the Library of Social Science, a book exhibit management firm based in New York City, to present the latest and most significant books and journals on information technology and Internet studies, all in one location. Over thirty publishers and two hundred fifty titles will be represented in this exciting, comprehensive collection of books and journals.
THE BOOK EXHIBIT WILL BE OPEN IN THE JOHNSTON ROOM THROUGHOUT THE DURATION OF THE CONFERENCE. ALL TITLES WILL BE ON SALE AT SPECIAL, DISCOUNTED PRICES.
The Library of Social Science's friendly and knowledgeable on-site book exhibit managers will help you find everything you need. Quantities of individual titles are limited. Please stop by early and often to make and reserve your selections.
Technology Demonstrations
“The Apple Platform - Tools for Internet Research” Friday, October 17, Jackson Room - 8:30 - 9:45 & 2:00 -3:45 Apple provides a wide variety of hardware and software tools that can facilitate and enhance your research and communication of results. Whether you are comfortable at the UNIX command line, or prefer to user the most advanced user interface available, come and see how Apple's solutions fulfill your needs. You'll learn how to take advantage of our Internet savvy client software, some of Apple's online services, and how to effectively communicate and publish your research quickly and affordably. Apple Canada representatives will also be available for an informal session in the Jackson Room during lunch on Friday, October 17, 1:00 - 2:00 pm.
“Innovation at Your Fingertips” Thursday October 16 5:30 to 7:00 pm during Welcome Reception - Location: TBA Vincent John Vincent and and Francis MacDougall JestPointT is the core technology powering Jestertek's line of interactive products. JestPoint utilizes advanced real-time computer vision techniques to isolate and track your hand, converting your simple gestures into direct mouse control in a variety of environments. JestPointT allows any screen of any size to be controlled from any distance. Besides numerous public forum installations, JestPoint's stereo analysis and control technology is applicable for desktop PCs, corporate presentations, trade shows, education, security, entertainment, fitness and rehabilitation, and more."
12 Arts Installations/Performances:
"Reappearances and Oracles" Saturday October 18, 5:30 to 7:00pm during pre-Gala cocktail -Location: TBA
Film installation by Johannes Birringer (editor)
The first international Interaction Laboratory at the former Coal Mine Göttelborn took place in July 2003, produced by Industrial Culture Saar and organized by director/choreographer Johannes Birringer. Göttelborn is projected to become a future high tech location of the Saarland, a small state in southwest Germany bordering on France and Luxemburg. The Laboratory was designed as an experiment in the re-utilization of the abandoned site which now anticipates economic and architectural development. In this changing landscape of industrial culture, an innovative platform was seeded for integrated research in media and technologies, especially interactive performance and telecommunications. The film reflects the project introducing some of the poetic interactions with the location in the work of the 21 participants of the laboratory who came from four different continents. Camera: Jim Ruxton, Maria Stamenkovic, Beatrice Sauberbrey and Johannes Birringer. Editor/Producer: Johannes Birringer
"Songs of Sorrow, Songs of Hope" (2001) Saturday October 18, 5:30 to 7:00pm during pre-Gala cocktail - Location: TBA.
Directed by Lisa Naugle
A performance commemorating September 11, 2001 tragedies was conducted in real-time at New York University and the University of California, Irvine. At UCI, The Dance and Digital Performance Ensemble, directed by Lisa Naugle, explored new ways to work with technology, sending high-bandwidth audio and video back and forth using Internet 2. Internet 2 allowed each venue to receive sound and video simultaneously. The performers on each coast interacted in a structured improvisational mix using VBrick Systems' television- qualityvideo-over-IP system, which enables each venue to receive sound and video in real time. One of the visual threads created with John Crawford was "The Machine Meeting Its Reflection" or the image of airplanes crashing into the World Trade Center, meeting their own reflection in the windows; also creating a conceptual reflection on technology, the disaster of it and its power to bounce back and effect us.
13 14 Schedule of Panels, Keynotes & Roundtables
Thursday, October 16, 2003
8:00-8:30 a.m.
Governor General’s Birds of a Feather Meetings, Blogging and Scribing Suite
Session 1 - 8:30-9:45 a.m.
Toronto I (111) Broadening the Blog I
Thomas Burg, Danube University-Krems
MonsterMedia - monstrosity in the face of weblogs Alexander Halavais, SUNY Buffalo
Urban Sociology And A Research Agenda For The Blogosphere
Cameron Marlow, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Classifying Emergent Communities Through Diffusion
Matthew Rothenberg, New York University
Weblogs And The Semantic Web
Toronto II (112) Time, Space and the Internet Irene Berkowitz, Temple University
Testing H.A. Innis In The Age Of Information: How ICT’s Are Transposing Our Concepts Of Time And Space And The Political-Economic Implications For Academic Research. Catherine Frost, McMaster University
Digital Consciousness
Grant Kien, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Internet Time: Socio-Spatial Coordination Online
15 Lismer (113) Online Social Research: Methods, Issues, and Ethics
Mark Johns, Luther University Jon Hall, University of Northern Iowa Tara Lynn Crowell, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Online Social Research: Methods, Issues, And Ethics: Surviving The IRB Review: Institutional Guidelines And Research Strategies
Susan Barnes, Fordham University Online Social Research: Methods, Issues, And Ethics:Issues Of Attribution And Identification In Online Social Research Kate Robson, University of Wales Matthew Williams, Cardiff University Online Social Research: Methods, Issues, And Ethics: Reengineering Focus Group Methodology For The Online Environment
Macdonald (114) Mediated Work: Internet Environments as Work Environments
Jeremy Hunsinger, Virginia Tech
Interfaces: Internet Environment As Work Environment Gina Neff, Columbia University
Mediated Work And The Paradox Of Distance
Anabel Quan-Haase , University of Toronto Instant Messaging As Social Mediation: A Case Study Of A High-Tech Firm Ana Viseu , University of Toronto
The Actor-Network Of Wired Field Technicians
Harris (115) The Internet as 'commons'
Justyna Hofmokl, Polish Academy of Sciences
The Internet - The New Commons?
Gregor Petric, University of Ljubljana
Freedom On The Net: Theoretical And Empirical Assessment Of Diverse Social Usage Of Web Sites
Concetta Stewart Temple University Gisela Gil-Egui Temple University
Applying The Public Trust Doctrine To The Governance Of Content-Related Internet Resources
16 Casson (116) The Web: Site Structure, Assessment and Archiving
Kirsten Foot, University of Washington Steve Schneider, SUNY Institute of Technology Meghan Dougherty, University of Washington Ethical Dimensions Of Web Archiving
Timothy Fung, Hong Kong Baptist University
Searching For Website Customization: An Adoption Of Educational Taxonomy For Conceptualization And Application
Barbara Warnick, University of Washington
Online Ethos: Source Credibility In An “Authorless” Environment
Tom (117) Dissent, Activism, Resistance I Thomson Ted Coopman, University of Washington
Dissentworks: Agency, Identity, And Emergent Dissent As Network Structures
Todd Schroer, U. of Southern Indiana
The Influence Of The Internet On The White Power Movement: The Interplay Of Social Movement And Counter- Movement Tactics
Clifford Tatum, University of Washington
Resistance Is Fertile: A Critical Analysis Of Social/Cultural Resistance Communities In Cyberspace
Session 2 - 10:00-11:15 a.m.
Toronto I (121) Broadening the Blog II
Aaron Delwiche, Trinity University
Reconstructing The Agenda In The World Of Do-It-Yourself Journalism
Taso Lagos, University of Washington
Parallel Society: Weblogs, Micromedia, And The Fragmentation Of The Public Sphere
Elizabeth Lane Lawley, Rochester Institute of Technology
Cultural Capital And Dominance In The Weblog Economy
Jason Nolan, University of Toronto
The Bias Of Blogging: The Cultural Assumptions Of Ubiquitous Blogging On The Digital Divide
17 Jo Ann Oravec, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Roles Of Weblogs In The Construction Of Celebrity Presence
Toronto II (122) The Evolution of the World Wide Web: Accessibility from Policy to Practice for People with Disabilities (Part 1)
Andrew Clement, University of Toronto
A Layered Approach to Disability Access Using the 'Access Rainbow'
Jutta Treviranus, University of Toronto Robert Luke, University of Toronto Steve Noble, Kentucky Assistive Technology Service Network
In Support Of Choices: Interoperability And Accessibility
Robert Luke, University of Toronto Steve Noble, Kentucky Assistive Technology Service Network
Common Look And Feel: Accessibility And Digital Literacy In Canada
Lismer (123) Online Research Methods
Gove Allen, Tulane University Dan L. Burk, University of Minnesota Gordon Davis, Univeristy of Minnesota
Ethical And Legal Issues In Research Using Data Collection Agents
Anja Göritz, University of Erlangen-Nürnberg
Material Incentives In Web Surveys – A Meta-Analysis
Gasper Koren, University of Ljubljana Valentina Hlebec, University of Ljubljana Katja Lozar Manfreda, University of Ljubljana Vasja Vehovar, University of Ljubljana
New Approaches Towards Collecting Data On Ego-Centered Social Networks - Interactive Web Questionnaires
Macdonald (124) Regulating the Internet: Liberty and Law
Christian Ahlert, Oxford University Digital Rights Management And The Common Byte – Can We Create Liberty By Design? Melanie Mortensen, McGill University
Governing The Digital Domain: Policy Foundations For Internet Law
18 Rajiv Shah, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Jay Kesan, University of Illinois
Manipulating Code: How Society Can Utilize Code As A Regulatory Mechanism
Harris (125) Gaming: Communities of Play
Mia Consalvo, Ohio
Control Versus Community: Taking "The Sims" Online Sal Humphreys, CIRAC
“You Just Got Better At Alteration [136]” The Shifting Relations Of Players And Developers In Multi-User Online Games. Rosa Leslie Mikeal, Anneberg School for Communication Jennifer Stromer-Galley, SUNY Albany Simulated Manners: Mechanisms Of Social Control In An Embodied On-Line Environment, The Sims Online
Casson (126) Technology, Culture and Control
David Phillips, University of Texas at Austin Context, Identity, And Power In Ubiquitous Computing Environments Wendy Robinson, University of Cincinnati
Consuming Electronics: Theorizing Everyday Wireless Mobility And Connectivity
Alexander Serenko, McMaster University Mihail Cocosila , McMaster University
The Social Impacts Of Intelligent Agents On Internet Use
Tom (127) Identity: roles, selves and gender Thomson Steve Bailey, York University
Identity, Intersection, Irony: Doubling The Self In The Digital Age
Helen Merrick, Curtin University
“Will The Real Barbarian Please Stand Up?”: Gender, Role -Playing And Online Games
Monica Whitty, Queens University Belfast
Cyber-Flirting: An Examination Of How Men And Women Flirt On The Internet
19 Session 3 - 11:30-1:00 p.m.
Toronto I (131) Keynote Address
Lucy Suchman, Lancaster University
Session 4 - 2:00-3:45 p.m.
Toronto I (141) Beyond the Digital Divide
Suely Fragoso, UNISINOS
The Multiple Facets Of The Digital Divide Michel Menou, City University, London
Towards A Social Construction Of Digital Inclusion Efforts
Mary Stansbury, Kent State University Understanding The Skills Divide
Toronto II (142) Research Communications and Knowledge Online
Anne Beamish, University of Texas at Austin From The Ground Up: Designing, Building, And Connecting A Global Professional Community Florence Millerand, Universite de Montreal
Le Courrier Électronique En Tant Que 'Technologie Cognitive' : Les Leçons Des Usages Dans Les Sciences (E-mail as a "cognitive technology": lessons on uses in science)
Serge Proulx, University of Quebec in Montreal Johanne Saint-Charles, University of Quebec in Montreal
Trajectoires D'usages: Mobilisation De Réseaux Personnels Et De Ressources Cognitives Pour L'appropriation D'internet (Trajectories of uses : egocentric networks and cognitive resources mobilisation in appropriating Internet )
Michael Totschnig, Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) Serge Proulx, UQAM Stéphane Fauteux, UQAM
L’internet Et Le Logiciel Libre Comme Ressources Pour Le Développement D'outils Collaboratifs À L'usage De Communautés Virtuelles De Recherche (The Internet and free software: resources for the development of groupware tools for virtual research communities )
Mark Wolfe, University of Calgary
Videoconferencing as a Knowledge Management Tool in the Distributed Research Domain
20 Lismer (143) Broadening the Band, Distancing the Learning?: A case study of anonymity, identity and performance
Rebecca De Wind Mattingly, University of Illinois at Chicago Annette M. Markham, University of Illinois at Chicago Theresa Senft, New York University
Orphaned Thoughts And Adopted Identities: Performance Anxieties In Distance Education >
Margaret Gonzales, University of Illinois at Chicago
Parallel Universities: Distance Education Disrupts the Traditional Classroom
Han Nool Lee, University of Illinois at Chicago Defining Human: Anonymity And The Other
Claudia Ivon Rivera, University of Illinois at Chicago
Foreign Selves In Foreign Online Environments: The Lack Of Anonymity For Non-Native Speakers
Macdonald (144) Outside Nation and Norm: Conceptualizing Transnation Digital Formations
Jillana Enteen, NWU
Tamil Eelam On The World Wide Web: Strategies For Recognition
Archana Sharma, University of Toronto Girl Seeks ‘Suitable Boy’: South Asian Marriage Dot Com
Constance Kampf, University of Minnesota
Kumeyaay.Com: Internet Hopes And Realities For Indigenous Language Revitalization
Radhika Gajjala, Bowling Green State University Outside Nation And Norm: Conceptualizing Transnational Digital Formations (Introduction)
Harris (145) Online Gaming Networks Nils Olson, University of Calgary
Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game: A Study Of Player Perspectives Of The Game "Lineage"
Gitte Stald, University of Copenhagen
Forum Cyberium. Freedom Of Speech (Plus Questions Of Modality And Normativity) In Online Gaming Communication.
T.L. Taylor, North Carolina State University Mikael Jakobsson, Umea University
The Sopranos Meets Everquest: Social Networking In Massive Multiplayer Online Games
21 Casson (146) Surveillance and Anti-surveillance
John Campbell, Annenberg School of Communication
Outing Planetout: Surveillance, Sexual Identity, Gay Marketing And Online Portals
Stephanie Coopman, San Jose State University Myria Watkins Allen, U of Arkansas-Fayetteville Joy Hart, U of Louisville
Submit, Resist, Or Subvert?: Organization Members' Responses To Electronic Surveillance
Julian Kilker, UNLV Loril Gossett, UT Austin
Counter-Panopticism And “Smart Mobs”: Implications Of Networked Collaboration For Bentham’s Notion Of Surveillance
Cambria Ravenhill, University of South Australia
For The Protection Of All?: The Ethical Quandary Of Privacy Vs. Security In Internet Surveillance And Data Collection, Post 9/11 – A Canadian Perspective
Tom (147) Gendered subjectivities Thomson Sarah Ford, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Asl Everyone!: Creation And Maintenance Of Gendered Identities In Web-Based Chat Rooms
Jane Long, University of Western Australia Be [Net] Alert, But Not Alarmed'? Regulating The Parents Of Generation ICQ Sarah Stein, North Carolina State University
Hacking Women: How Popular Media Represent The Technologically Proficient Woman
Carmichael (148) e-Democracy: technologies
Ildiko Kaposi, Central European University
“Soft” Democracy How Discussion Forum Participants May Shape Forum Software On The Hungarian Internet
Daniel Skog, Umea University The Private Goes Public – Transformation Of Private And Public Space At Lunarstorm Kate Williams, University of Michigan
Social Capital And Unexpected Uploaders: A Study Of 12 Telecenters In Socially Excluded Areas In The US And UK
22 Jackson (149) Virtual communities: theory and investigation I
Jan Fernback, Temple University
Moving Beyond Community In Cyberspace: A Theoretical Consideration Of Communal Interaction In Virtual Worlds Gisela Gil-Egui, Temple University Carmen E. Boon, New School University Geopolitical References, Territorial Issues And National Identities In Cyberspace: A Study Of Cross-Posted Messages In Usenet “Soc.Culture” Newsgroups
Gates Matthew Stoner, University of Arizona Online Learning Environments: Is A Sense Of Community Important? Mei Wu, University of Macao
Information Flow In Chinese Net Forums
Session 5 - 4:00-5:15 p.m.
Toronto I (151) Blogging: authors and consequences I
Susan Herring, Indiana University Lois Scheidt, Indiana University Elijah Wright, Indiana University
Beyond The Unusual: Weblogs As Genre
Gary Thompson, Saginaw Visual Factors In Constructing Authenticity In Weblogs
Magali Bicais, France Télécom
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 )
Toronto II (152) Interrogating Internet Research Methods
Nancy Baym, University of Kansas
Stories Of Online Social Life: Revealing What Surveys Obscure Tim Clukey, Plattsburgh State University Elizabeth Bernat, Plattsburgh State University Jonathan Slater, Plattsburgh State University
Monitoring Community Web Visibility: Fostering Area Economic Development In The Absence Of Traffic Data
Lismer (153) Four Faces of ePresence: Designing Through Communities of Practice
Ron Baecker, University of Toronto
The First Face: A Closer Look At The Epresence System
23 Gale Moore, University of Toronto
The Second Face: Designing The Design Team
Lawrence Spero, University of Toronto The Third Face: Bringing Information To The Point Of Care
Anita Zijdemans, OISE, University of Toronto
The Fourth Face: Learning Communities And Novel Knowledge Products: The Case Of The Millennium Dialogue On Early Child Development
Macdonald (154) E-Governance: Developing nations
Elias Hernández
Cultures(s) Of Internet Users In Internet Cafés (Cibercafés), Community Squares (Plazas Comunitarias) And Digital Community Centres (Centros Comunitarios Digitales) In Rural México Maria Roldan, University of the Philippines Cebu College
Community, E-Government, And The Domestic Digital Divide: A Case Study In The Philippines
Pardhasaradhi Yarlagadda, Osmania
Empowerment And Governance In Information Age: Experiences From India
Harris (155) eHealth Investigations I
Derek Hansen, University of Michigan Who Do You Trust? The Role Of Expertise In An Online Support Group Maria Macintyre, The Open University
Internet: Changing The Health Encounter?
Kaye Trammell, University of Florida Impact of Source Credibility in Accessing Online Health Messages Based on Culture
Casson (156) Dissent, Activism, Resistance II
Jason Gallo, Northwestern University
Online Oppositional Communities As Discursive Counterpublics David Lyon, Queens University, Kingston
Counter-Surveillance in Cyberspace: Resisting, negotiating, and complying with control on the internet
Victor Pickard, University of Washington
Assessing the Radical Democracy of Indymedia: Discursive, Technical and Organizational Constructions
24 Tom (157) Community Networking: International Perspectives: Thomson A Roundtable
Leslie Regan Shade, Concordia University (Convenor)
Peter van den Besselaar (Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)
Andrew Clement, (University of Toronto) Peter Day, Lecturer, (University of Brighton)
Michael Gurstein, (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Brian Loader, (University of Teesside) Serge Proulx, (University du Quebec a Montreal)
Doug Schuler, (Evergreen State College, Washington)
Carmichael (158) Histories and Historiography
Gerard Goggin, University of Queensland Networked Imaginings; Or, Theorising The Internet’s Cultural Histories Susanna Paasonen, University of Tampere
Net Years, Pioneers And Flat Perspectives: Temporality And Internet Studies
Glenn Pass, Curtin University
From Paris To Perth: Adopting An Annales Perspective On The Social History Of The Internet In Western Australia
Jackson (159) Virtual communities: theory and investigation II
Reuven Aviv, Open University of Israel Zippy Erlich, Open University of Israel Gilad Ravid, Haifa University
Network Analysis Of Interactivity In Online Communities
Anita Blanchard, University of North Carolina Charlotte Whose Community Is It Anyway? Testing A Model Of Member Participation And Sense Of Community In Virtual Communities Jennifer Kayahara, University of Waterloo
Exploring The Theoretical Possibilities Of Online Communities
5:15-7:00 p.m.
Welcome Reception - Hilton Hotel Foyer * cash bar, hors d’oeuvres
25 Friday, October 17, 2003
8:00-8:30 p.m.
Governor General’s Birds of a Feather Meetings, Blogging, and Scribing Suite
Session 1 - 8:30-9:45 a.m.
Toronto I (211) The Domesticated Internet: Networking Users, Computer Competence, Expertise and Knowledge
Jari Aro, University of Tampere Virve Peteri, University of Tampere
Constructing The Computer At Home: Competence, Gender And Domestic Spaces
Maria Bakardjieva, University of Calgary Knowledge@Home: The Internet And The Social Distribution Of Knowledge Rivka Ribak, University of Haifa
The Construction Of Dependence In Adolescents’ Discourse About Technology
Elaine Lally, University of Western Sydney
At Home With Information: The Informatisation Of Domestic Life
Toronto II (212) eHealth Investigations II
Luc Bonneville, Université du Québec à Montréal Les Problèmes Posés Par L’e-Santé Sur Le Terrain De La Pratique Médicale (Problems posed by e-health for medical practice )
Patricia Radin, California State University-Hayward The Pink Bus: Peer Health Communication Online
Carlos Rizo, Centre for Global eHealth Innovation AR Jadad, Centre for Global eHealth Innovation MW Enkin, Centre for Global eHealth Innovation P Cubillos-Rizo, Centre for Global eHealth Innovation H Oh, Centre for Global eHealth Innovation G Eysenbach, Centre for Global eHealth Innovation The Impact Of Internet Mediated Communication On Outcomes And The Process Of Care
26 Lismer (213) Transnational Networks for Community
Jose Benitez, Ohio University
Representations Of Salvadoran Immigrants In The United States On The Internet Mihaela Nedelcu, University of Neuchâtel
Migrations Et Diasporas À L'ère Du Numérique. E-Stratégies Des Migrants Roumains À Toronto. (Migrations and Diasporas in the digital age. E-strategies of Romanian migrants in Toronto )
Marta Torres Vilatarsana, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya Linguistic minorities on Internet: the Catalan case
Macdonald (214) Privacy online
Janis Goldie, University of Calgary
Privacy In Public: How Online Group Participants Understand Privacy
Jacek Gwizdka, University of Toronto Mark Chignell, University of Toronto Anabel Quan-Haase, University of Western Ontario
The Privacy Attitude Questionnaire (Paq) And Internet Use
Adam Joinson, The Open University Self-Disclosure And Intimacy Online: Integrating Media Effects With User Characteristics
Harris (215) Visual Dimensions of the Internet Heather Ford, APC
Learning To Play: The Case For The Development Of African Online Content
Derek Freeman, University of Wales Institute Cardiff Wendy Keay-Bright, University of Wales Institute Cardiff
Reactive Colours: First Reactions Of Children On The Autism Spectrum To Computers: The Potential For Open Participative Community Based Design Paul Guzzardo, Director-HITEC Design Prototypes For A Networked City
Casson (216) Copyright: Ethos, Ethics, Identity Dan Burk, University of Minnesota
Feminism And Copyright In Digital Media
27 Andrew Herman, College of the Holy Cross in Worcester Rosemary Coombe, York University
Property, Propriety And The Digital Public Sphere: Consequences Of Regimes Of Intellectual Property For The Ethics Of Internet-Based Civil Society Laurie Johnson, University of Minnesota
Rip, Mix, Burn: Peer-To-Peer Networks And Collective Ethos
Tom (217) The Internet and Elections: Theoretical and Thomson Methodological Perspectives in an International Project Randolph Kluver, Nanyang
National Variation In Web Deployment: The Role Of Political Culture And Media Regulation In Internet Politics
Steve Schneider, SUNY Institute of Technology Kirsten Foot, University of Washington
Archiving Web Spheres: Theoretical And Technical Considerations
Renee Van Os, University of Nijmegen Carlo Hagemann, University of Nijmegen Nick Jankowski, University of Nijmegen Internet And The 2004 European Union Elections
Carmichael (218) Meanings and Measurements of the Network
George Barnett, State University of New York at Buffalo Joong-Hyun Shin, SUNY-Buffalo Han Woo Park, Park-Yeungnam University The Structure Of International Internet Flows
Vesna Dolnicar, University of Ljubljana Vehovar Vasja, University of Ljubljana Sicherl Pavle, University of Ljubljana Advanced Measuring Of The Digital Divide: Multivariate Interactions And Digital Distance Angelika Volst, Danube-University Krems
Beyond Access: Questioning Internet-Traffic
Jackson Technology Demonstration
Apple Canada The Apple Platform - Tools for Internet Research
28 Session 2 - 10:00-11:15 a.m.
Toronto I (221) Keynote Address
Pierre Lévy, University of Ottawa “For a Collective Intelligence Oriented Cyberspace”
Session 3 - 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Toronto I (231) Broadband Enabled Research
David Mitchell, University of Calgary Broadband Enabled Research: Introduction
Linda Goldenberg, University of Calgary
The Insite Project Mark Wolfe, University of Calgary
The Alberta Supernet Research Alliance
Toronto II (232) Regulating the Internet: Governance Inside and Outside of the Net
Guillaume Latzko-Toth, Université du Québec à Montréal and Université Paris II
La Gouvernance D'undernet Ou Le Chat Comme Pratique De Gouvernement (Governing the Undernet: Chat as a Government Practice ) Meryem Marzouki, LIP6/PolyTIC
Internet Cheval De Troie De La Libéralisation De L'onu ? La Société Civile Et Le Sommet Mondial Sur La Société De L'information (Would The Internet Be The Trojan Horse Of UN Liberalization ? Civil Society And The World Summit On The Information Society)
Lismer (233) Online Writing: Self and Machine
Lori Kendall, Purchase College, SUNY
Diary Of A Networked Individual: Interpersonal Connections On Livejournal
Katie Raynes-Goldie, University of Toronto Pulling Sense Out of Today’s Informational Chaos: Livejournal as a Site of Knowledge Creation and Sharing Sue Thomas, Nottingham Trent University
Mapping The Transition From Page To Screen
29 Macdonald (234) E-business: Loyalty, Community, and Control
Dianne Cyr, Simon Fraser University Carole Bonanni, Simon Fraser University Joe Ilsever, Simon Fraser University John Bowes, Simon Fraser University Building Loyalty In E-Business Across Cultures
Priya Nambisan, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute James H. Watt, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Participation In Online Product Communities:Impact On Consumer Attitudes & Perceptions
Aleksander Tarkowski, Central European University
The Politics of “Magic Pixie Dust”. Socio-technical Effects of Open-Sourcing Netscape Communicator Code
Harris (235) Virtual Nations: Post-Soviet States
Hrachik Bayadyan, The Magistrates Yerevan State University The Internet In Post-Soviet Armenia: An Initial Attempt For Cultural Study Muzhgan Nazarova, University of Illinois at Urban-Champaign
The Internet In Azerbaijan: Its Impact On Everyday Life
Carolyn Y. Wei, University of Washington Beth E. Kolko, University of Washington Jan H. Spyridakis, University of Washington
The Effect Of The Internet On Society In Uzbekistan
Casson (236) Studying the Internet via the Internet: Electronic Collaboration - Roundtable
Radhika Gajjala, Bowling Green State University (Convenor)
Group 1 – Melissa Altman and Jaimie Bailish, Bowling Green State University
Group 2 – Natalia Rybas, Qi Tang and Ekatarina Bakhtemova, Bowling Green State University
Group3 – Shawna Woody and Mike McGill, Bowling Green State University
Group 4 – Ike Brunner and Mark Zeller, Bowling Green State University
Group 5 – Brett Barnett and Stephanie Tuszynski, Bowling Green State University
Group 6 – Cheri Hampton-Farmer and Kate Simcox, Bowling Green State University
Respondents:
Jillana Enteen, Northwestern University Sonia Nelson, Northwestern University
30 Tom (237) Dance, the Body and the Internet Thomson Susan Aaron, University of Toronto
Meaning Structures Dissolve - Art As Cultural Structure Johannes Birringer, Rice University
The politics of transcultural/telepresence dance
Susa Kozel, Simon Fraser University Disintegration And Dissemination
Lisa Naugle, University of California, Irvine
Probing The Barriers To Dance And Other Worlds: Separation And Connection Through Internet2
Carmichael (238) The Internet and Progressive Mobilization
Aldon Hynes, Independent Deanforamerica: Smart Mob, Public Sphere Or Social Network
Lauren Langman, Loyola University of Chicago Douglas Morris, Loyola University of Chicago
Another World Is Possible: Social Mobilization In The Global Age
Victor Pickard, University of Washington
Lessons From Indymedia: Internet Activism, Sustainable Networks And Social Movements
Valerie Scatamburlo-D’annibale, University of Windsor Indymedia Growing Pains: Open Publishing Vs. The Voice Of The Global Justice Movement? Steve Walker, Leeds Metropolitan University Linda Creanor, Glasgow Caledonian University Mobilising Through The Internet: Trade Union Education And European Networking Mei Wu, University of Macau
The Internet And Civic Protest In China: Emerging Online Petitions
Jackson (239) Graduate Student Assembly
Leslie Tkach Kawasaki, AoIR Executive Graduate Student Representative-elect (Convenor)
31 Session 4 - 2:00-3:45 p.m.
Toronto I (241) Access Denied: Critical Considerations of Internet Space and the Digital Divide
Stine Gotved, University of Copenhagen Online Spatiality As Part Of Social Reality
Annette Markham, University of Illinois at Chicago
Internet As Tool, Place, And Way Of Being Mark Nunes, Georgia Perimeter College
Articulating Cyberspaces: Control, Aberrance, And The Rhetoric Of Access
Michele White, Wellesley
We're "In" With The In Crowd: Social Divisions And The Rendering Of Internet Space
Toronto II (242) Instantaneous Communications: practice and policy
Naomi Baron, American University Richard Ling, Telenor
IM And SMS: A Linguistic Comparison Gloria Jacobs, University of Rochester
Fast Times And Cyber Space: Understanding The Relationship Between Fast Capitalism And Instant Messaging
Ali Khardouche
La Dynamique De L’internet Pour Le SMS Tv Chat Hella Winston, CUNY Paul Attewell, CUNY Street Talk Goes Digital
Lismer (243) The (Un)Happy Marriage of Internet and Politics
Lincoln Dalhberg, Massey University
Publicity.Com: The Corporate Domination Of Cyberspace And The Marginalisation Of Online Critical Communication
Joss Hands, Anglia Polytechnic University The Discourse Of E-Deliberation: A Study In The Communicative Practice Of Local E-Democracy In The UK Eugenia Siapera, Univerity of Amsterdam
Communities, Identity Politics And The Internet: Possibilities For Democratisation
32 Tamara Witschge, University of Amsterdam
Immigration On The Internet: How Public Discourse Of A Contested Issue Takes Place On The Net
Macdonald (244) Copyright: Law and Culture
Kristin Eschenfelder, University of Wisconsin Anuj Desai, University of Wisconsin
Illegal Links: Tracking DeCSS Posting And Linking During The Corley Trial
Mary Madden, Pew Internet and American Life Project American Artists And The Internet: Usage Patterns, Copyright Issues, And Overall Impact Hector Postigo, Rensselaer
Copyright Violation On The Internet: Gaps Between Norms And The Law
Jessica Reyman, University of Minnesota
Determining Value: Distance Education, Fair Use, And The Teach Act
Harris (245) Citizens’ participation in East Asian politics – Revolution via Internet?
Peichi Chung, Institute of Communication Research
The "Local¨ Dimension Of Identity Construction In A Web- Based Political Organization: A Case Study Of Taiwanese Political Movements
Isa Ducke, German Institute for Japanese Studies (DIJ)
The Effectiveness Of Internet Tools For Citizens’ Groups In Japan
Leslie Tkach Kawasaki Exploring Political Activity On The Internet In Japan, 2000- 2002 Iris Wieczorek, Institute of Asian Affairs
The Internet As An Instrument And Platform For Ngos To Strengthen Civil Society In Japan
Casson (246) The Internet and the Senses: Textuality, Visuality, and Identity Robert Glenn Howard, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Fundamentalist Christian Identity And Narrative Plasticity In On-Line End Times Discourse After September 11, 2001
Tara Mcpherson, University of Southern California
Color Coding: Thoughts On New Media And Race In Post- World War II Culture
33 Lisa Nakamura, University of Wisconsin Madison
Visual Culture Of Race And The Internet
Jonathon Sterne, University of Pittsburgh Is Digital Media Culture Visual Culture?
Tom (247) Physicality: place, body, network Thomson Jeffrey Boase, University of Toronto Wenhong Chen, University of Toronto Barry Wellman, University of Toronto Monica Prijatelj, University of Toronto
Is There A Place In Cyberspace: The Uses And Users Of Public Internet Terminals
Angie Hsieh, Simon Fraser University Mark Ihnat, Simon Fraser University
Tearing Down The Walls Of Domestic Space: Internet-Based Technologies And The Home Han Lee, University of Illinois at Chicago Defining Human
Kris Markman, The University of Texas at Austin
Taking The Flesh With Me: Embodied Interaction As A Framework For Studying Internet Communication
Carmichael (248) Multiple Perspectives on Online Learning
Brian Carolan, Columbia University Participation Across Time In Online Learning Venues
Robert Steiner, American Museum of Natural History
Seminars On Science By The National Center For Science Literacy, Education And Technology And The American Museum Of Natural History
Barbara Reinhalter, Columbia University
Patterns Of Quality In Online Courses Gary Natriello, Columbia University
Beyond Courses: The Search For New Patterns Of Education Online
Jackson Technology Demonstration
Apple Canada
The Apple Platform - Tools for Internet Research
34 Session 5 - 4:00-5:15 p.m.
Toronto I (251) Keynote Address
Steve Jones, University of Illinois - Chicago
Session 6 - 5:15-7:00 p.m.
Toronto I (261) AOIR Annual General Meeting
Saturday, October 18, 2003
8:00 - 8:30 a.m.
Governor General’s Birds of a Feather Meetings, Blogging, and Scribing Suite
Session 1 - 8:30 - 9:45 a.m
Toronto I (311) Carl Couch Internet Research Award: winning Papers
Sarah Ford, University of Massachusetts, Amherst ROFLMAO! :D: Re-embodying the Web-Based Chat Room
Camille Johnson, University of Illinois at Chicago
Pro-Anorexia Websites: An Analysis Of Cultural Communication And Meaning Negotiation Online
Terra Mcdaniel, University of Houston Virtual Religion: A Study Of Spiritual Webmasters
Toronto II (312) Enjeux politiques et gouvernance de l’Internet
Michel Sénécal, Télé-Université du Québec Jean Robillard
Enjeux De La Gouvernance D'internet : Du Droit À La Communication À La Société De L'information (The Stakes of the governance of Internet: from the right to communicate to the information society)
Cécile Méadel, l'École Nationale Supérieure des Mines (Paris) Meryem Marzouki, CNRS (Paris)
Gouvernance D'internet : Analyse Des Modes De Production Et D'application De La Norme À Travers Le Cas De L'icann (Internet governance: Analysis of the norm production and application modes through the ICANN case)
35 Loum Ndiaga, Université du Québec à Montréal
Régulation Du Cyberespace : Pourquoi Une Primauté De L'éthique Et De La Déontologie Sur Le Droit ? (Internet Regulation: Why ethics and deontology should prevail? ) Patrick Brunet, Université d'Ottawa
Internet : Enjeux Éthiques Et Vide Politique (Internet : ethical issues and political vacuum)
Geneviève Vidal, Université de Paris XIII
Enjeux Politiques Et Gouvernance De L’internet
Lismer (313) The 'New' News Media Axel Bruns, Queensland University of Technology
Stuff That Matters: Slashdot And The Emergence Of Open News
Sandrine Dincki, Rensselaer
MSNBC.com vs. TF1.fr: France Lagging Behind or Cultural Differences?
John Kelly, Columbia University Substitution Or Synergy: Cross-National And Cross-Cultural Measures Of The Internet’s Effects On Media Equilibrium Nathaniel Poor, University of Michigan
When Open Technocultures Are Closed: The Website Slashdot
Macdonald (314) Indigenous perspectives on the Internet
Tetaka Keegan, University of Waikato Sally Jo Cunningham, University of Waikato
Indigenous Language Presence On The Web? – The Mâori Example
Frits Pannekoek, University of Calgary Janice Dickin, University of Calgary
First Nations On-Line: Creating Canada’s Multiple Narratives
Harris (315) Remembering dot.com Adrienne Massanari, University of Washington
"Work Hard. Have Fun. Make History. [Make Money.]": How Financial News Magazines Portrayed Amazon.Com From 1996 To 2001. David Silver, University of Washington
Community.Com: The Morphing Faces And Interfaces Of Theglobe.Com
36 Casson (316) Pornography and Ideology
Susan Herring, Indiana University Bloomington Anna Martinson, Indiana University Bloomington
Representational Bias On Sextracker
Anna Martinson, Indiana University Bloomington Ideological Discourse On The Web: The Pornography Debates
Tom (317) Religion in Cyberspace Thomson Heidi Campbell, University of Edinburgh
What Is So “New” About New Media? Considering How Language Shapes Religious Internet Usage
Stewart Hoover, University of Colorado Religious Seeking/Religious Finding: The New New Age In The Digital World
Carmichael (318) What Does “Quality” Actually Mean on the Internet? Samantha Adams, Erasmus University
Constructed Reliabilities Of Medical Websites And The Importance Of Difference For Medical End-Users
Isidro Aguillo, CINDOC-CSIC
Indirect Estimation Of Quality In Academic And R&D Websites Using Indexes Of The Effort Needed To Build, Organise And Maintain The Webpages
Paul Wouters, Nerdi (Networked Research and Digital Information)
The Discursive Construction Of Scientific And Scholarly Quality On The Internet
Jackson (319) Publishing Internet Research: Editors Roundtable
Ulla Bunz, Rutgers University (Convenor)
Sue Barnes, Interpersonal Computing and Technology (online), Rochester Institute of Technology
Teresa Harrison, Electronic Journal of Communication/ La Revue Electronique de la Communication, SUNY Albany
Steve Jones, New Media and Society, University of Illinois Chicago
Brian Loader, Information, Communication and Society, University of Teesside
37 Session 2 - 10:00 - 11:15 a.m
Toronto I (321) Broadband the Health - Roundtable
Monica Murero, International Institute of Infonomics (Convenor)
Isabel Diaz de Isla, University of Catalunya Gunther Eysenbach, Editor, Journal of Internet Medical Research
Susannah Fox, Pew Internet, Director of Research
Laura Gurak, University of Minnesota Robert Hawkins, University of Wisconsin
Alex Jadad, University of Toronto
Hratch Karamanoukian, State University of New York at Buffalo
Jonathan Kay, University of Oxford Laura Kaitkowsky, Patient
Gerald Kral, University of Vienna
Ronal Rice, Rutgers University
Toronto II (322) Enjeux sociopolitiques et Internet - Militantisme, critique sociale et usages d’Internet
Frédéric Dubois, Université du Québec à Montréal Michel Sénécal, Télé-Université du Québec
Le Centre Des Médias Alternatifs Du Québec Dans La Mouvance Militante D’internet (The Centre for media alternatives (CMAQ) in the activist realm of the Internet)
Fabien Granjon, France Télécom Dominique Cardon, France Télécom, RetD, UCE
Médias Alternatifs, Militantisme Informationnel Et Mouvement Altermondialisation (Antiglobalisation Movement and Information-based Activism - ATTACINFO in the WSF 2003 ) Fanny Carmagnat, France Télécom
Les Réseaux Libertaires Du Wifi En France (Libertarian networks of "Wifi" in France)
Geneviève Vidal, Université de Paris XIII Nord
Les Artistes Et Internet : Vers Un Renouveau De La Critique Artiste ? (Artists and Internet: towards a revival of the "artist" criticism )
38 Lismer (323) Identity: Linking Identity, Community, and Belonging
Wanda Brockington, Norfolk
Searching The Internet: Black Space In The Public Sphere Uwe Matzat, University of Düsseldorf
Offline Social Networks And The Emergence Of Norms In Online Groups
Macdonald (324) Critiques of Commodification and Competition
Venkataramana Gajjala, Tiffin
Entrepreneurship And Globalization Processes And E- Commerce: A Look At Indian Software Companies
Jay Kesan, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Andres A. Gallo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Imperfect Competition In Internet Markets: The Role Of Network Effects In Determining Market Structure
Ren Reynolds Commodification Of Identity In Online Communities
Harris (325) Art and Design Online
Brandon Barr, University of Rochester Garrett Lynch, Practicing artist
Art In The Margins: Banner Art And The Aesthetics Of Limitation
Vince Dziekan, Monash University
Beyond The Museum Walls: Designing New Spaces For Art Troels Degn Johansson, The IT University of Copenhagen
The Virtualization Of Place: Art, Culture, Technology
Casson (326) Fans and Players: Media Communities
Mark Andrejevic, University of Iowa Cybernetic Viewing: Watching Television Without Pity
Rhiannon Bury, University of Waterloo
My Canada Includes Mounties and Gay Marriage: American Due South Fans and the Heterotopic Imagination
Florence Chee, Simon Fraser University Richard Smith, Simon Fraser University
Is Electronic Community An Addictive Substance? Everquest And Its Implications For Addiction Policy
39 Tom (327) Media Ecology Contributions to Internet Research: Thomson Roundtable
Janet Sternberg, New York University (Convenor)
Susan B. Barnes, Rochester Institute of Technology Ronald J. Deibert, University of Toronto
Paul Levinson, Author, Founder of Connected Education
Eric McLuhan, McLuhan Program Lance Strate, Fordham University
Carmichael (328) Theorising the Mediated Self
Andreas Kitzmann, University Karlstad
The Anxiety Of The Real: Practices Of Self-Documentation In The Network Age
Lisa Lynch, The Catholic University of America Net/Chanted: Histories And Futures Of Automatic Writing
Michele Willson, Curtin University
_Being_Together: The Possibilities For Technologically Mediated Sociality In Community Theory
Jackson (329) Wireless and Wires: Network Infrastructure
Adrian Mackenzie, Lancaster University Protocol 802.11 – Contesting The Cultural Meaning Of A Conventional Object Christian Sandvig, University of Illinois
Individual Infrastructure: The Case Of Wi-Fi And The Prospects For Cooperative Action
Craig Watters, Syracuse University
Infrastructure, Technology, and Rural Communities: Spatial Issues Lost in a Rural County’s Regional Development
Session 3 - 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m
Toronto I (331) Keynote Address
Jane Fountain - Director, National Center for Digital Government Research and Practice, Harvard University
40 Session 4 - 2:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.
Toronto I (341) eGovernance and Citizen Engagement : Assessing Canada's online Foreign Policy Dialogue/ Dialogue politique etrangere Liss Jeffrey, University of Toronto
Democracy's Theatres: Rethinking Agenda Setting And Public Diplomacy In The Online Policy Consultation Process
Christie Hurrell, York University/Ryerson University
Shaping Policy Discourse In The Public Sphere: Civility, Moderation, And The Design Of A Public Space For Online Dialogue
Cathie Salyn , University of Toronto
New Policy Media Design: Testing What We Know About Evaluation Of Knowledge Media Design On The Foreign Policy Dialogue
Jeremy Shtern, Ecommons
Turning Citizen Chatter Into Something That Matters: Analyzing The Public Contributions To An Online Policy Consultation Using Qualitative Analysis Software
Toronto II (342) Enjeux sociopolitiques et Internet - De la critique par l’Internet à la critique de l’Internet Abdel Benchenna, Université de Paris XIII Nord
Le Logiciel Libre, Nouveau Mouvement Social? (Free software: a new social movement ?)
Éric George, Université d'Ottawa
Internet, De " Simple " Outil De Communication À Enjeu Majeur (Internet, from "simple" communication tool to major stake)
France Aubin, Université du Québec à Montréal
Intellectuels, Engagement Et Internet (Intellectuals, globalization and Internet)
Marin Ledun, Université Stendhal Des Formes D’engagement Du Sujet Et De Son Expérience Politique Dans La Recherche Francophone Et Anglo-Saxonne Sur La "Démocratie Assistée Par Ordinateur"
Lismer (343) Digital Divide: opportunities and challenges
Pauline Cheong, Annenberg School of Communication Holley Wilkin, Annenberg School of Communication
The Internet: An Empowering Newer Media For Health Communication? An Empirical Inquiry Into Media Use For Health Information Among Four Hispanic Communities
41 Amanda Lenhart, Pew Internet & American Life Project Katherine Allen, Pew Internet & American Life Project
Disabled Americans And Internet Use: Barriers, Challenges And Context
Dianne Looker, Acadia University Victor Thiessen, Dalhousie University
The Internet And The Gender Digital Divide.
Colleen McCombe, VICNET, State Library of Victoria Michal Morris, Centre for Ethnicity and Health, Victoria
Victorian Non-English Speaking Communities And The Internet: Findings From Community Consultations Conducted During June-July 2002.
Macdonald (344) Internet-based Learning: the lessons of Collaboration Ulla Bunz, Rutgers University
Changes In Medium Choice And Technology-Mediated Communication Competence Due To Active Exposure To Computer-Mediated Communication Technologies In A Cross- University Virtual Classroom
Peter Jakubowicz, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Online Learning Community: A Case Study Of The Cuforum At The Chinese University Of Hong Kong Armando Montilla, Bauhaus Dessau Foundation - Kolleg Satellite Cluster Caracas The E-Xquisite Corpse: Bridging Distance And Cultural Gaps Through Web-Based Collaboration. The Kolleg Satellite Cluster Caracas
A.R. Ross, Oxford University ‘Do Operating Theatres Have Bathrooms?’— Goffman And Back-Region Behaviour In Three Adult Online Learning Communities
Harris (345) Online-offline intersections
Jane Aspinall, University of Toronto Andrew Clement, University of Toronto Ana Viseu, University of Toronto
Mapping Interwoven Intermediary Threads In Everyday Internet Experience
Alison Powell, Ryerson University/York University
E-Life And Real Life: On- And Off-Line Social Life In An Internet Cafe
42 Helena Särkiö, University of Florida
Teenage Girls And Feminism Online: Could It Work?
Lauren Squires, American University
College Students In Multimedia Relationships: Choosing, Using, And Fusing Communication Technologies
Casson (346) Network Formations: Producing and Consuming Online Games Jason Rhody, University of Maryland
/Em Speaks, Or Textual Practices, Online Communication, And Asheron’s Call
Dmitri Williams, University of Michigan
Bridging, Bonding And Slaying The Evil Foo: Social Capital In An Online Game
Donald Snyder, University of Maryland
Consumers Producing The Game: The Sims Onlineand Ksim Bauhaus Radio
Tom (347) Interrogating Information Flows of the Risk Society Thomson Barbara Crow, York University Benchmarking E-Government And Citizenship On-Line
Jefferey Grabill, Michigan State University
Useless Information, Troubled Technologies: The Pragmatics Of Citizen Knowledge-Making
Holly Kruse, University of Tulsa Time, Space, And Information Flows In Online Parimutuel Markets John Monberg, University of Kansas
Allocating Risk In Urban Planning Gis
Carmichael (348) Expanding the Boundaries: Methodological Issues in Doing Internet Research
Andrea Baker, University of Maryland Baltimore County
Ethical Issues In Researching Online Communities And Relationships
Shelia Cotten, University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) Alice Nixon, UMBC David Rohall, University of Western Illinois Bethany Griffin Deeds, UMBC Mark Terranova, UMBC
Applying The Tailored Design To Internet Surveys With College Students
43 Irina Shklovski, Carnegie Mellon University
Operationalizing The Concept Of Internet Use
Jackson (349) Regulating the Internet: Policies or Markets
Matthew Allen, Curtin University Broadband Technologies, Techno-Optimism And The ‘Hopeful’ Citizen Enda Brophy, Carleton University
The Politics Of Cyberspace: ICANN And The Contested General Intellect
Andres Gallo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Jay Kesan, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
The Construction Of Regulatory Regimes For The Internet: ICANN Politics Or The Transition To An International Political Organization Harmeet Sawhney, Indiana University
Universal Service: The Other Perspective
Session 5 - 4:00 - 5:15 p.m
Toronto I (351) Internet Studies: Building a Stable Brick-and-Mortar Program around a Dynamic Click-and-Update Field - Roundtable David Silver, University of Washington (Convenor)
Matthew Allen, Curtin University of Technology
Norman Clark, Appalachian State University Mike T. Hubler, The University of Alabama in Huntsville
Denise N. Rall, Southern Cross University
Derek Stanovsky, Appalachian State University
Toronto II (352) Identity: Negotiating the Self Janne Bromseth
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 Bharat Mehra, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Dean Papajohn, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Internet As A “Glocal” Network: Fulfilling ‘Diasporic’ Needs Of International Teaching Assistants (Itas) In The United States
44 Marcelo Vieta, Simon Fraser University
The Interactional Self and the Experiences of Internet Mediated Communication as Seen Through Heidegger, Mead, and Schutz
Lismer (353) Knowledge Networking and Social practice
Caroline Haythornthwaite, University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign Michelle Kazmer, Florida State University Distributed Knowledge Practices And ICT
Dawn Sweet, Rutgers University
Computer-Mediated Communication: A Structurational Approach To Studying Knowledge Management
Macdonald (354) The Evolution of the World Wide Web: Accessibility from Policy to Practice for People with Disability II
Susan Kretchmer, Johns Hopkins University
The Internet, Accessibility, And The Law Laurie Harrison, University of Toronto
On The Front Lines – From Principle To Practice
Tim Berners-Lee, The World Wide Web Consortium Accessibility And The Semantic Web
Harris (355) E-Governance: Civic Networks
Nadia Caidi, University of Toronto
Beyond Information: Libraries' Role In Developing 'Civilizational' Competence
Wisdom Tettey, University of Calgary Information Technology, Decentralization And Participatory Governance In South Africa
Casson (356) @Home (and Not @Home) James Hay, University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign
Becoming A Soldier In Your Own Home: Mobilization And The New 'Mobile Privatization'
Jonathan Sterne, University of Pittsburgh
The Digital Home Studio Mark Andrejevic, Univeristy of Iowa
Whispering Commodities and Smart Clothes
45 Tom (357) Computer-mediated Communications Thomson Ewa Callahan, Indiana University
Emotional Reactions Of Usenet Participants To September 11 Attacks Bernie Hogan, University of Toronto
Media Multiplexity: An Examination Of Differential Communication Usage
Diane Hui, Washington University
Intersubjectivity In The Realm Of Computer-Medicated Communications In The Context Of Collaborative Professional Development Process
Carmichael (358) Digital Divide: Access
Dominik Batorski, Warsaw University
Digital Divide In Poland: Who Can Benefit From Using The Internet?
Nojin Kwak, The University of Michigan Marko M. Skoric, University of Michigan Ann E. Willilams, University of Michigan Nathaniel D. Poor, University of Michigan The Faster, the Better? Assessing the Impact of Broadband Internet on Knowledge and Participation Jocelyn Williams, UNITEC Institute of Technology Frank Sligo , Massey University Catherine Wallace, Massey University
Connecting communities in New Zealand: assessing outcomes for novice ICT users
Jackson (359) Blogging: authors and consequences II
Zizi Papacharissi, Temple University The Blogger Revolution? Audiences As Media Producers
David Park, University of Illinois-Chicago
Bloggers And Warbloggers As Public Intellectuals: Charting The Authoritative Space Of The Weblog
Clancy Ratliff, University of Minnesota Sites Of Resistance: Weblogs And Creative Commons Licenses
46 5:15 - 7:00 p.m.
Toronto I pre- Gala Cocktails
7:00 p.m. - late
Toronto I AoIR 4.0 Gala Dinner
Sunday, October 19, 2003
8:00 - 8:30 a.m.
Governor General’s Birds of a Feather Meetings, Blogging, and Scribing
Session1 - 8:30 - 9:45 a.m.
Toronto I (411) Rob Kling Remembered: Paper and Roundtable
Eric T. Meyer, Indiana University Rob Kling, Indiana University
Communication Regimes And Digital Images: Understanding Communication Regimes, Digital Photography And The Internet Barry Wellman, University of Toronto
Leslie Reagan Shade, Concordia University
Toronto II (412) Internet-basedLlearning: identity and education
Kate Orton-Johnson, University of Surrey If You Build It They Will Come? Evaluating Student Use Of Web-Based Resources Jamie Switzer, University of Colorado
The Use Of Gendered Language In Online Communication: A Content Analysis
Sharon Tettegah, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Grant Kien, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Animated Vignettes As An Online Education Tool
47 Lismer (413) Web Design for Civic Engagement
Boris Kragelj, University of Ljubljana
Developing New Model For Website Assessment: Applying Evaluation Theory Approach For Assessment Of Slovenian Government Websites
Duncan Sanderson, Universite Laval Andrée Fortin, Universite Laval
Web Site Development By Locally-Oriented Community Organizations: Characteristics, Problems, And Issues
Macdonald (414) Freedoms of Speech Online
Volodymyr Lysenko, National Technical University of Ukraine Role And Perspectives Of Usage Of The Internet, As Information And Communication Medium, In Guaranteeing Of The Freedom Of The Press In The Newly Independent States.
Bastiaan Vanacker, University of Minnesota Regulating Hate Speech On The Internet: Conflicting Paradigms
Harris (415) eHealth - Past, Current and Future Research Gunther Eysenbach, Centre for Global eHealth Innovation
Ehealth - An Overview Of 5 Years Of Research
Jim Till, University of Toronto Gunther Eysenbach, Centre for Gobal eHealth Innovation
Ethics Of Research Involving Online Health Communities
Casson (416) Broadening Options and Raising Standards for Qualitative Internet Research: A Dialogue among Scholars
Annette Markham, University of Illinois-Chicago (Convenor)
Nancy Baym, University of Kansas Clifford Christians, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Norman Denzin, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Susan Herring, Indiana University Bloomington Shani Orgad, London School of Economics
Tom (417) Digital Divide: haves and have-nots? Thomson Lynn Clark, University of Colorado Scott Webber, University of Colorado Christof Demont-Heinrich, University of Colorado
Buying In And Left Behind: Computers And Success Among Disadvantaged Families
48 Christof Demont-Heinrich, University of Colorado Lynn Schofield Clark , University of Colorado Scott Webber, University of Colorado
The Bloom Is Off The Rose: Families Of Limited Socio Economic Means And The Rhetoric Of Computers And Success Cecelia Merkel, UIUC/Prairienet
Beyond Deficit Models Of Technology Use: Viewing "Have- Nots" As Active Technology Users
Session 2 - 10:00 - 11:15 a.m.
Toronto I (421) Knowledge Management and Information Theory Lance Hayden, University of Texas
High Risk Information (Hri): A Proposed Theoretical Framework
Robert Logan, University of Toronto
The Internet Is The Medium And Collaboration Is The Message Karen Lunsford, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Electronic, Scientific Publication And Collective Memory Practices
Toronto II (422) Vanguard Subjects: Networked Elites and Information Machines in a Wired and Wireless World Nathan Epley, University of North Carolina
Citizen Cynic: The Politics Of It Professionals
Ken Hillis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Web-Based Graphical Chat Environments And The Novel’s “Middle Voice.” Jonathan Lillie, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Constructing The Mobile Citizen Of The Information Society: A Cultural Analysis Of Commercial “3g” Narratives
Bob Rehak, Indiana University-Bloomington
When Great Games Go Bad: Grand Theft Auto 3 And The Interface Of The Everyday
Lismer (423) The Interaction of Media Forms
Kakuko Miyata, Meiji Gakuin University Jeffrey Boase, University of Toronto Barry Wellman , University of Toronto Ken'ichi Ikeda, The University of Tokyo
The Users, Uses And Social Networks Of Mobile Phones And Pcs In Japan
49 Ken'ichi Ikeda, University of Tokyo Tetsuro Kobayashi, Meiji Gakuin University Kakuko Miyata, Meiji Gakuin University
The Social Implications Of Internet Use In Japan: A Comparison Of Pc And Mobile Phone Users
Mattia Miani, University of Bologna Laws Of The Media: The Driving Force Of Hybridization
Annakarin Nyberg, University of Umeå Rikard Harr, University of Umeå
Exploring Everyday Strategies For IT-Use
Macdonald (424) Trust and Internet Mediation
Darin Barney, University of Ottawa The Vanishing Table, Or, Community In A World That Is No World Mads Bødker, IT-University Martin Sønderlev Christensen, IT-University Trust In The Networked Society
Erika Pearson, Curtin University
Trust: Is Social Capital A Requirement For Democratic Activity Online?
Sherida Ryan, OISE/University of Toronto Don’t Trust Anyone Outside Your Pack: Initial Trust Formation In An Online Social Activist Network
Harris (425) e-Democracy: localism Andrée Fortin, Universite Laval Duncan Sanderson, Universite Laval The Internet And Local Politics And Government: Critique Of A Utopic Discourse With Empirical Observations From Quebec Jakob Jensen, University of Aarhus
Minnesota E-Democracy – Online Participation And Political Effects
Yong-Chan Kim, Annenberg School of Communication
Internet Connectedness And Civic Engagement In A Urban Community: From A Communication Infrastructure Perspective
50 Tom (427) Education and the Internet: self and nation, hope Thomson and reality
Nadia Kutscher, University of Bielefeld Hans-Uwe Otto, University of Bielefeld
The Internet As Social Space For Self-Regulated Appropriation Of Education
Boris Nagornyi, Eastern-Ukrainian National University Inna Romanovska, University of Toronto
Perspectives of tecnology-based education in the Ukraine
Doreen Starke-Meyerring, University of Minnesota New Sputnik—Same Shock? The Internet And The Politics Of Local And Global Competition Scott Webber, University of Colorado, Boulder
Minimal Use, Maximum Hope: The Current Uses Of Computers And The Internet In Elementary Schools
Session 3 - 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Toronto I Brunch and Closing Roundtable
51 Index of Authors/Presenters
Name: Panel #:
Aaron, Susan 237 Adams, Samantha 318 Aguillo, Isidro 318 Ahlert, Christian 124 Allen, Gove 123 Allen, Katherine 343 Allen, Matthew 349, 351 Andrejevic, Mark 326 Andrejevic, Mark 356 Aro , Jari 211 Aspinall, Jane 345 Attewell, Paul 242 Aubin, France 342 Aviv, Reuven 159 Baecker, Ron 153 Bailey, Steve 127 Bakardjieva, Maria 211 Baker, Andrea 348 Barnes, Susan 113 Barnett, George 218 Barney, Darin 424 Baron, Naomi 242 Barr, Brandon 325 Batorski, Dominik 358 Bayadyan, Hrachik 235 Baym, Nancy 152 Beamish, Anne 142 Benchenna, Abdel 342 Benitez, Jose 213 Berkowitz, Irene 112 Bernat , Elizabeth 152 Berners-Lee, Tim 354 Bicais, Magali 152 Birringer, Johannes 237 Blanchard, Anita 159 Boase, Jeffrey 247, 423 Bødker, Mads 424 Bonanni, Carole 234 Bonneville, Luc 212 Bowes, John 234 Brockington, Wanda 323 Bromseth, Janne 352 Brophy, Enda 349 Brunet, Patrick 312 Bruns, Axel 313 Bunz, Ulla 319, 344 Burg, Thomas 111 Burk, Dan 123, 216 Bury, Rhiannon 326 Caidi, Nadia 355 Callahan, Ewa 357 Campbell, Heidi 317 Campbell, John 146 Cardon, Dominique 322 Carmagnat, Fanny 322 Carmen E. Boon, 149 Carolan, Brian 248 Chee, Florence 326 Chen, Wenhong 247 Cheong, Pauline 343 Chignell, Mark 214 Chung, Peichi 245
52 Clark, Lynn 417 Clement, Andrew 122, 345 Clukey, Tim 152 Cocosila , Mihail 126 Consalvo, Mia 125 Coombe, Rosemary 216 Coopman, Stephanie 146 Coopman, Ted 117 Cotten, Shelia 348 Creanor, Linda 238 Crow, Barbara 347 Crowell, Tara Lynn 113 Cubillos-Rizo, P. 212 Cunningham, Sally Jo 314 Cyr, Dianne 234 Dalhberg, Lincoln 243 Davis, Gordon 123 De Wind Mattingly, Rebecca 143 Delwiche, Aaron 121 Demont-Heinrich, Christof 417 Desai, Anuj 244 Dickin, Janice 314 Dincki, Sandrine 313 Dolnicar, Vesna 218 Dougherty, Meghan 116 Dubois, Frédéric 322 Ducke, Isa 245 Dziekan, Vince 325 Enkin, MW 212 Enteen, Jillana 144 Epley, Nathan 422 Erlich, Zippy 159 Eschenfelder, Kristin 244 Eysenbach, Gunther 212, 415 Fauteux, Stéphane 142 Fernback, Jan 149 Foot, Kirsten 116, 217 Ford, Heather 215 Ford, Sarah 147, 311 Fortin, Andrée 413, 425 Fountain, Jane 331 Fragoso, Suely 141 Freeman, Derek 215 Frost, Catherine 112 Fung, Timothy 116 Gajjala, Radhika 144, 236 Gajjala, Venkataramana 324 Gallo, Andres A. 324, 349 Gallo, Jason 156 George, Éric 342 Gil-Egui, Gisela 115, 149 Goggin, Gerard 158 Goldenberg , Linda 231 Goldie, Janis 214 Gonzales, Margaret 143 Göritz, Anja 123 Gossett, Loril 146 Gotved, Stine 241 Grabill, Jefferey 347 Granjon, Fabien 322 Griffin Deeds, Bethany 348 Guzzardo, Paul 215 Gwizdka, Jacek 214 Hagemann, Carlo 217 Halavais, Alexander 111 Hall, Jon 113 Hands, Joss 243
53 Hansen, Derek 155 Harr, Rikard 423 Harrison, Laurie 354 Hart, Joy 146 Hay, James 356 Hayden, Lance 421 Haythornthwaite, Caroline 353 Herman, Andrew 216 Hernández, Elias 154 Herring, Susan 151, 316, 416 Hillis, Ken 422 Hlebec, Valentina 123 Hofmokl, Justyna 115 Hogan, Bernie 357 Hoover, Stewart 317 Howard, Robert Glenn 246 Hsieh, Angie 247 Hui, Diane 357 Humphreys, Sal 125 Hunsinger, Jeremy 114 Hurrell, Christie 341 Hynes, Aldon 238 Ihnat, Mark 247 Ikeda, Ken'ichi 423 Ilsever, Joe 234 Jacobs, Gloria 242 Jadad AR, 212 Jakobsson, Mikael 145 Jakubowicz, Peter 344 Jankowski, Nick 217 Jeffrey, Liss 341 Jensen, Jakob 425 Johansson, Troels Degn 325 Johns, Mark 113 Johnson, Camille 311 Johnson, Laurie 216 Joinson, Adam 214 Jones, Steve 251 Kampf, Constance 144 Kaposi, Ildiko 148 Kayahara, Jennifer 159 Kazmer, Michelle 353 Keay- Bright, Wendy 215 Keegan, Tetaka 314 Kelly, John 313 Kendall, Lori 233 Kesan, Jay 124, 324, 349 Khardouche, Ali 242 Kien, Grant 112, 412 Kilker, Julian 146 Kim, Yong-Chan 425 Kitzmann, Andreas 328 Kling, Rob 411 Kluver, Randolph 217 Kobayashi, Tetsuro 423 Kolko, Beth E. 235 Koren, Gasper 123 Kozel , Susan 237 Kragelj, Boris 413 Kretchmer, Susan 354 Kruse, Holly 347 Kutscher, Nadia 427 Kwak, Nojin 358 Lagos, Taso 121 Lally, Elaine 211 Langman, Lauren 238 Latzko-Toth, Guillaume 232
54 Lawley, Elizabeth Lane 121 Ledun, Marin 342 Lee, Han Nool 143 Lee, Han 247 Lenhart, Amanda 343 Levy, Pierre 221 Lillie, Jonathan 422 Ling, Richard 242 Logan, Robert 421 Long, Jane 147 Looker, Dianne 343 Luke, Robert 122 Lunsford, Karen 421 Lynch, Garrett 325 Lynch, Lisa 328 Lyon, David 156 Lysenko, Volodymyr 414 Macintyre, Maria 155 Mackenzie, Adrian 329 Madden, Mary 244 Manfreda, Katja Lozar 123 Markham, Annette M. 143, 241, 416 Markman, Kris 247 Marlow, Cameron 111 Martinson, Anna 316 Marzouki, Meryem 232, 312 Massanari, Adrienne 315 Matzat, Uwe 323 McCombe, Colleen 343 Mcdaniel, Terra 311 Mcpherson, Tara 246 Méadel, Cécile 312 Mehra, Bharat 352 Menou, Michel 141 Merkel, Cecelia 417 Merrick, Helen 127 Meyer, Eric T. 411 Miani, Mattia 423 Mikeal, Rosa Leslie 125 Millerand, Florence 142 Mitchell, David 231 Miyata, Kakuko 423 Monberg, John 347 Montilla, Armando 344 Moore, Gale 153 Morris, Douglas 238 Morris, Michal 343 Mortensen, Melanie 124 Murero, Monica 321 Nagornyi, Boris 427 Nakamura, Lisa 246 Nambisan, Priya 234 Natriello, Gary 248 Naugle, Lisa 237 Nazarova, Muzhgan 235 Ndiaga, Loum 312 Nedelcu, Mihaela 213 Neff, Gina 114 Nixon, Alice 348 Noble, Steve 122 Nolan, Jason 121 Nunes, Mark 241 Nyberg, Annakarin 423 Oh, H. 212 Olson, Nils 145 Oravec, Jo Ann 121 Orton-Johnson, Kate 412
55 Otto, Hans-Uwe 427 Paasonen, Susanna 158 Pannekoek, Frits 314 Papacharissi, Zizi 359 Papajohn, Dean 352 Park, David 359 Park, Han Woo 218 Pass, Glenn 158 Pavle, Sicherl 218 Pearson, Erika 424 Peteri, Virve 211 Petric, Gregor 115 Phillips, David 126 Pickard, Victor 156, 238 Poor, Nathaniel 313, 358 Postigo, Hector 244 Powell, Alison 345 Prijatelj , Monica 247 Proulx, Serge 142 Proulx, Serge 142 Quan-Haase , Anabel 114, 214 Radin, Patricia 212 Ratliff, Clancy 359 Ravenhill, Cambria 146 Ravid, Gilad 159 Raynes-Goldie, Katie 233 Reagan Shade, Leslie 157, 411 Rehak, Bob 422 Reinhalter, Barbara 248 Reyman, Jessica 244 Reynolds, Ren 324 Rhody, Jason 346 Ribak, Rivka 211 Rivera, Claudia Ivon 143 Rizo, Carlos 212 Robillard , Jean 312 Robinson, Wendy 126 Robson, Kate 113 Rohall, David 348 Roldan, Maria 154 Romanovska, Inna 427 Ross, A.R. 344 Rothenberg, Matthew 111 Ryan, Sherida 424 Saint-Charles, Johanne 142 Salyn , Cathie 341 Sanderson, Duncan 413, 425 Sandvig, Christian 329 Särkiö, Helena 345 Sawhney, Harmeet 349 Scatamburlo-D’Annibale, V. 238 Scheidt, Lois 151 Schneider, Steve 116, 217 Schofield Clark , Lynn 417 Schroer, Todd 117 Sénécal, Michel 312, 322 Senft, Theresa 143 Serenko, Alexander 126 Shah, Rajiv 124 Sharma, Archana 144 Shin, Joong-Hyun 218 Shklovski, Irina 348 Shtern, Jeremy 341 Siapera, Eugenia 243 Silver, David 315, 351 Silver, David 351 Skog, Daniel 148
56 Skoric, Marko M. 358 Slater, Jonathan 152 Sligo , Frank 358 Smith, Richard 326 Snyder, Donald 346 Sønderlev Christensen, Martin 424 Spero, Lawrence 153 Spyridakis, Jan H. 235 Squires, Lauren 345 Stald, Gitte 145 Stansbury, Mary 141 Starke-Meyerring, Doreen 427 Stein, Sarah 147 Steiner, Robert 248 Sternberg, Janet 327 Sterne, Jonathan 246, 356 Stewart, Concetta 115 Stoner, Gates Matthew 149 Stromer-Galley, Jennifer 125 Suchman, Lucy 131 Sweet, Dawn 353 Switzer, Jamie 412 Tarkowski, Aleksander 234 Tatum, Clifford 117 Taylor, T.L. 145 Terranova, Mark 348 Tettegah, Sharon 412 Tettey, Wisdom 355 Thiessen, Victor 343 Thomas, Sue 233 Thompson, Gary 151 Till, Jim 415 Tkach Kawasaki, Leslie 239, 245 Torres Vilatarsana, Marta 213 Totschnig, Michael 142 Trammell, Kaye 155 Treviranus, Jutta 122 Van Os, Renee 217 Vanacker, Bastiaan 414 Vasja, Vehovar 218 Vehovar, Vasja 123 Vidal, Geneviève 312, 322 Vieta, Marcelo 352 Viseu , Ana 114 Viseu, Ana 345 Volst, Angelika 218 Walker, Steve 238 Wallace, Catherine 358 Warnick, Barbara 116 Watkins Allen, Myria 146 Watt, James H. 234 Watters, Craig 329 Webber, Scott 417, 427 Wei, Carolyn Y. 235 Wellman , Barry 247, 411, 423 White, Michele 241 Whitty, Monica 127 Wieczorek, Iris 245 Wilkin, Holley 343 Williams, Dmitri 346 Williams, Jocelyn 358 Williams, Kate 148 Williams, Matthew 113 Willilams, Ann E. 358 Willson, Michele 328 Winston, Hella 242 Witschge, Tamara 243
57 Wolfe, Mark 142, 231 Wouters, Paul 318 Wright, Elijah 151 Wu, Mei 149, 238 Yarlagadda, Pardhasaradhi 154 Zijdemans, Anita 153
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