AOIR Internet Research Annual

, by Consalvo, Mia; Allen, Matthew

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ISBN: 9780820468419 | 082046841X
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 4/1/2005

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Like City Lights, Receding: Internet Research Past and Present

vii

Mia Consalvo

AoIR 2003 Keynote: Notes Toward an Engaged Association

xvii

Steve Jones

Section One: Theorizing the Internet and Its Study

(38)

Net Years, Pioneers, and Flat Perspectives: Temporality and Internet Research

(12)

Susanna Paasonen

Internet Time: Socio-Spatial Coordination Online

(16)

Grant Kien

Identity, Intersection, Irony: Doubling the Self in the Digital Age

(8)

Steve Bailey

Section Two: Intimate Technologies: Internet and Relationships

(34)

Diary of a Networked Individual: System Design's Effects on Online Relationships

(10)

Lori Kendall

Online Communication in Close Relationships: Revealing What Surveys Obscure

(12)

Nancy K. Baym

Foreign Selves in Foreign Online Environments: The Lack of Anonymity for Non-native Speakers

(10)

Claudia Ivon Rivera De Blanco

Section Three: Beyond the Mainstream: Trust, Activism, Dissent, and Online Political Culture

(50)

Political Culture in Online Politics

(10)

Randolph Kluver

Trust: Is Social Capital a Precondition for Democratic Activity Online?

(10)

Erika Pearson

Don't Trust Anyone Outside Your Pack: Initial Trust Formation in an Online Social Activist Network

(12)

Sherida Ryan

Dissentworks: Identity and Emergent Dissent as Network Structures

107

(16)

Ted M. Coopman

Section Four: Putting the Internet in Its Place

123

(26)

Infrastructure, Technology, and Rural Communities: Spatial Issues Lost in a Rural County's Regional Development

125

(10)

Craig Watters

E-Life and Real Life: On- and Off-line Social Life in an Internet Cafe

135

(14)

Alison Powell

Section Five: The Information Society Online

149

(52)

At Home with Information: The Informatization of Domestic Life

153

(10)

Elaine Lally

High-Risk Information (HRI): A Proposed Theoretical Framework

163

(12)

Lance Hayden

Digital Divide(s) among Hispanic Immigrants and Implications for Health Information Seeking

175

(14)

Pauline Hope Cheong

Holley A. Wilkin

Beyond Deficit Models of Technology Use: Viewing ``Have-Nots'' as Active Technology Users

189

(12)

Cecelia Merkel

Contributors

201

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