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panel on MMOs - seeking abstracts
by Cassandra Van Buren 23 Jan '08

23 Jan '08

Hello AoIR, If you would like to be part of a panel on MMOs (including but not limited to World of Warcraft) for AoIR Copenhagen, please get in touch with me and send along an abstract. I already have three participants, but would like to have 1-2 more. If there is enough response, we might break the group into 2 panels. Best, Cassandra Van Buren ||-||-||-||-||-||-||-|| Cassandra Van Buren, Ph.D. New Media Studies | Department of Communication 255 S Central Campus Dr LNCO 2400 University of Utah | Salt Lake City UT 84112 USA cvb(a)utah.edu | http://web.utah.edu/newmedia/cvb/ 801.581.7268 vox | 801.585.6255 fax

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SPARC announces winners of the first annual SPARKY awards
by Jeremy Hunsinger 22 Jan '08

22 Jan '08

Begin forwarded message: > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. SPARC announces winners of the first annual SPARKY awards > (Jennifer McLennan) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2008 11:34:12 -0500 > From: Jennifer McLennan <jennifer(a)arl.org> > Subject: [FC-discuss] SPARC announces winners of the first annual > SPARKY awards > To: "FreeCulture.org Discuss" <discuss(a)freeculture.org> > Message-ID: <C3BB8534.EC6A%jennifer(a)arl.org> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="ISO-8859-1" > > (This release may also be viewed online at > http://www.arl.org/sparc/media/08-0122.html) > > FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE > January 22, 2008 > > Contact: > Jennifer McLennan > (202) 296-2296 x 121 > jennifer [at] arl [dot] org > > SPARC ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF THE FIRST ANNUAL SPARKY AWARDS > Short Videos Showcase Student Perspectives on Information Sharing > > Washington, DC ? January 22, 2008 ? SPARC (the Scholarly Publishing > and > Academic Resources Coalition) today announced the winners of the first > SPARKY Awards. The 2007 contest called on entrants to imaginatively > illustrate in a short video the value of sharing ideas and > information of > all kinds. > > The three winning entries offer a glimpse of student views on the > importance > of access to information, and feature an animated look at the most > basic > benefits of sharing, a film noir-style crime investigation using the > Internet, and a tongue-in-cheek documentary on Open Access. The > winners are: > > First Place > ?Share? > http://blip.tv/file/488550 > Written and directed by Habib Yazdi, University of North Carolina at > Chapel > Hill > > First Runner Up > ?Pri Vetai: Private Eye? > http://www.blip.tv/file/512440 > Directed by Tommy McCauley and Max Silver, Carleton College > > Second Runner Up > ?An Open Access Manifesto? > http://blip.tv/file/517300 > Written and directed by Romel Espinel and Josh Hadro, Pratt Institute > > ?I decided to participate in the contest because I strongly believe > in the > value of sharing ? especially with regard to information,? said > Habib Yazdi, > who is a senior communication studies major. ?Through sharing what > we have > learned we can improve the lives of those who are less privileged. > Being on > a college campus, I have really come to appreciate how many students > are > willing to share knowledge with others.? > > "Tommy and I had a lot of fun working on our film,? said Max Silver, a > freshman. Being able to access information for free has vastly changed > society, especially in the lives of students. It is important to > realize > this, and to keep moving in the same direction ? to give as many > people as > much information as possible." > > Josh Hadro, a student of library science, added, ?While the focus of > our > class was academic librarianship, Open Access was a frequently > recurring > theme in our discussions, and one to which nearly all of the > students in our > small seminar-style class were sympathetic. Romel and I especially > agreed > with this idea of the inevitable progress of the Open Access > movement, and > used the opening of the video to highlight this. We enjoyed the > thought of > the Ken Burns-esque look back at a time before Open Access was a > given.? > Their film was made as a final project for a course in scholarly > communication. > > ?Taking a look at student views on access to information through the > contest > entries was fun and enlightening,? said Heather Joseph, Executive > Director > of SPARC. ?Our winners? entertaining and thought-provoking works > will surely > stimulate others to consider the power and importance of information > sharing. Thanks to everyone who participated and to our esteemed > judges.? > > Submissions were judged by a panel that included: > > * Peter Wintonick, award-winning documentary filmmaker and principal > of > Necessary Illusions Productions Inc. > * Karen Rustad, president of Free Culture 5C and a senior at Scripps > College > majoring in media studies > * Heather Joseph, Executive Director of SPARC > * Rick Johnson, communications consultant and founding director of > SPARC > * Jos?-Marie Griffiths, Professor & Dean at the School of > Information and > Library Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill > * Aaron Delwiche, Assistant Professor in the Department of > Communication at > Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas > > Each of the winning entries is available under a Creative Commons use > license, which enables creators to easily mark their work with the > freedoms > they want it to carry and tells users what rights they have beyond > those > under copyright. > > For more details on the contest, including information on the 2008 > competition, please see the SPARKY Awards Web site at > http://sparkyawards.org. > > ### > > SPARC > > SPARC (Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition), with > SPARC > Europe and SPARC Japan, is an international alliance of more than 800 > academic and research libraries working to create a more open system > of > scholarly communication. SPARC is a founding member of the Alliance > for > Taxpayer Access, a coalition of patient, academic, research, and > publishing > organizations that supports open public access to the results of > federally > funded research ? including research funded by the National > Institutes of > Health. SPARC is on the Web at http://www.arl.org/sparc/. > > > -------------------------- > Jennifer McLennan > Director of Communications > SPARC > (The Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition) > http://www.arl.org/sparc > (202) 296-2296 ext 121 > jennifer(a)arl.org > > > > > ------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > Discuss mailing list > Discuss(a)freeculture.org > http://freeculture.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/discuss > > > End of Discuss Digest, Vol 13, Issue 10 > *************************************** Jeremy Hunsinger Information Ethics Fellow, Center for Information Policy Research, School of Information Studies, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (www.cipr.uwm.edu ) Words are things; and a small drop of ink, falling like dew upon a thought, produces that which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think. --Byron

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SSRC Opportunity for STS Graduate Students: Critical Studies of S&T Policy
by Merlyna Lim 22 Jan '08

22 Jan '08

Dear STS Graduate Students, In summer 2008, the Social Science Research Council will sponsor twelve (12) Dissertation Proposal Development Fellowships in the field of Critical Studies of Science and Technology Policy, with an emphasis on comparative and international topics. These fellowships will fund participating graduate students at US universities to pursue predissertation summer research and to attend two integrated workshops designed to prepare you to learn and explore research and dissertation proposal development strategies in STS and closely related fields. Except in unique circumstances, applicants should be in their second or third year of PhD programs and must not yet have defended their dissertation prospectus prior to attending the workshops. The due date for applications is February 8, 2008, and applications must be filed through the SSRC application portal: http://programs.ssrc.org/dpdf/ If you have any questions, they can be directed to one of us (regarding research topics and workshop plans) or the SSRC (regarding application procedures or technical help with online applications). We are also attaching a copy of the full announcement to this email. This is a unique opportunity, and we very much hope that you will apply yourself or help us recruit an outstanding group of participants. Sincerely, Sheila Jasanoff, Professor Clark Miller, Associate Professor Harvard University Arizona State University ::: Merlyna Lim Arizona State University

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CFP: Australian & New Zealand Communication Association Conference 2008
by Jocelyn Williams 22 Jan '08

22 Jan '08

With apologies for cross-posting: CFP: POWER AND PLACE ANZCA08 COMMUNICATION CONFERENCE Date: 9-11 July 2008 Where: Wellington, New Zealand. Theme: Power and Place. ANZCA (Australian & New Zealand Communication Association) is an inclusive organisation and welcomes a wide variety of disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives on communication, place, and power. See the conference website at http://anzca08.massey.ac.nz/for inspiration and streams – including streams dedicated to organisational communication, gender communication, and cross-cultural communication. Who:The ANZCA08 speakers are all leading names in communication and media, and cover the spectrum of approaches to power and place: Maxwell McCombs (famous for his development of agenda setting theory, still one of the most influential theories of media effects); Jennifer Craik (internationally renowned in cultural and media theory, including globally cited work on the cultural power of fashion); Nicky Hager (has changed the face of politics in New Zealand through his investigative journalism work, and continues to hold politicians and public relations operators from all sectors of the political spectrum to account in his best-selling books); Karen Ross (widely published on gender, power, and communication, and is the foundation editor of a new journal,Communication, Culture and Critique, which will launch in March 2008). Andan opening address on issues of power and placeby Professor Ngatata Love (Professor of Business Development at Victoria University of Wellington). Professor Love has worked extensively on Māori land issues and Waitangi Tribunal cases, and is former Chief Executive of Te Puni Kokiri (Ministry of Māori Development). ANZCA08… Join us in Wellington for a conference that will inspire, inform, and challenge your thinking. REGISTRATIONS NOW OPEN! See http://anzca08.massey.ac.nz/ Jocelyn Williams Head of School, Communication Studies Unitec New Zealand Private Bag 92025 Auckland, NEW ZEALAND Ph + 64 (09) 815 4321 ex 8829 Fax + 64 (09) 815 4330 http://www.communication.unitec.ac.nz ( http://www.communication.unitec.ac.nz/ ) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ANZCA Conference, 2008 Power & Place Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand July 9 - 11, 2008 http://anzca08.massey.ac.nz ( http://anzca08.massey.ac.nz/ ) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Clifford G. Christians Ethics Research Award
by Mark D. Johns 22 Jan '08

22 Jan '08

CALL FOR AWARD APPLICATIONS Clifford G. Christians Ethics Research Award Sponsored by Carl Couch Center for Social and Internet Research http://www.cccsir.org/ The Carl Couch Center issues an annual call for research papers and published works (i.e., books or articles) to be considered for Clifford G. Christians Ethics Research Award. To be considered for the Christians Award, submissions should interpret or address important theoretical issues in the areas of ethics, mass communication theory, and the relationship between media and technology and culture; interpret and apply concepts employed in Christians' work in new and insightful ways. Submissions will be evaluated based on the quality of (1) mastery of Christians’ approaches and concepts, (2) originality, (3) organization, (4) presentation, and (5) advancement of knowledge. Evaluation will be administered by a Review Committee of four: Dr. Lee Wilkins, University of Missouri Dr. Robert Fortner, Calvin College Dr. Deni Elliott, University of South Florida Dr. Ronald Arnett, Duquesne University Both single and co-authored works are accepted. Applications may only be submitted for award consideration once. Published materials submitted must have appeared no earlier than eighteen months prior to each year’s application. The Award winner will receive a Christians Award plaque to be presented in the 2008 Annual Convention of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC), or the National Communication Association (NCA). Those interested please send six copies of the research papers or published works (if the publication is a book, six copies of the table of contents and of one chapter is sufficient) with a 100-word abstract to: Shing-Ling S. Chen Dept. of Communication Studies Univ. of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, IA 50614 Tel: 319-273-6021 E-mail: chen(a)cccsir.org Application deadline is February 29, 2008. Notification of the award will be sent out by May 31, 2008. Questions and comments about Christians Award application, please contact Shing-Ling S. Chen, Dept. of Communication Studies, Univ. of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA 50614; Tel: 319-273-6021; E-mail: chen(a)cccsir.org

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Politics: Web 2.0: An International Conference - programme and registration details announced
by Chadwick Andrew 22 Jan '08

22 Jan '08

Politics: Web 2.0: An International Conference, New Political Communication Unit, Royal Holloway, University of London - programme and registration details announced The programme and details of registration and accommodation packages for this conference are now available: http://newpolcom.rhul.ac.uk/politics-web-2-0-conference/ We received a fantastic response to the call for papers, the results of which are contained within the mouth-watering programme of excellent panels. How to Register The conference will be held in the new, award-winning Windsor Building, complete with state of the art audio-visual facilities and free Wi-Fi. Accommodation is in premium ensuite rooms in the new halls of residence on campus - opened in 2007. Places are limited, so please register early. The conference is open to all. Please visit the conference page to register online and to read more about the gathering: http://newpolcom.rhul.ac.uk/politics-web-2-0-conference/ DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION: March 3, 2008. We warmly invite you to join us for what promises to be an exciting and stimulating event. Please distribute this email widely. Andrew Chadwick Ben O'Loughlin New Political Communication Unit Conference Organisers http://newpolcom.rhul.ac.uk

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Search for new JASIS&T Editor
by Richard Hill 22 Jan '08

22 Jan '08

After an distinguished and unprecedented term (1985 to present) as Editor of _The Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology_, Don Kraft will be stepping down once a replacement is selected and ready to serve. Below is a position description and information on the application procedure.. Position Description, Editor-in-Chief Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology (JASIST) Nature of Position: The Editor�s foremost responsibility is to ensure the high quality and quantity of papers published in JASIST. Working in collaboration with the Editorial Board, the Editor�s additional responsibility is to set the vision and scope for the Journal in a manner consistent with those of the Society. The Editor solicits high quality papers that fit the scope of JASIST, and oversees the activities of the Associate Editors, Guest Editors, and Editorial Board to ensure that submitted papers are peer reviewed by appropriately qualified persons. The Editor ensures prompt communication with authors to accept or reject manuscripts or to request revisions in response to referees� reports. The Editor, in consultation with the Society, appoints and renews Editorial Board members for an agreed term ensuring that the Board�s composition is sufficiently international and broad in scope to maintain JASIST�s stature worldwide within its field. The Editor communicates at least annually with the Editorial Board concerning the development of the Journal, editorial strategy, submissions and promotion. The Editor assists the Publisher in promoting JASIST by advising on publicity, and promoting JASIST wherever possible through contacts and at conferences attended. The Editor is responsible for the intellectual workflow (e.g., using the electronic manuscript system, sequencing papers in issues, etc.) and ensuring that the instructions to authors are followed (e.g., that papers are original and have not been published elsewhere; that papers are not defamatory or otherwise unlawful, and that appropriate illustrations and tabular matter, permissions, and assignments of copyright are included). The Editor receives some support for editorial assistance from the Publisher. BACKGROUND REQUIREMENTS a) Education: Graduate degree. b) Skills Required: The Editor must be a leader who has strong motivational, interpersonal, and communication skills. He or she must be highly motivated to publish a successful journal and must recognize the broad scope of information science and technology. A global perspective, flexibility, and diplomatic skills are required to encourage diverse and creative contributions and to arbitrate controversial issues and points of views. Knowledge of electronic communications and manuscript management systems is essential. The Editor must be familiar with electronic publishing trends, issues of originality and reuse, open access points of view and publishing economics. In additional to oversight abilities, the Editor must be willing and able to delegate responsibilities. c) Term: The term for this position is five years. A limit of two terms is imposed. d) Relevant Experience: Substantial knowledge of JASIST and the field of information science and technology and a strong record of scholarly publication. Prior editorship experience and/or editorial board experience with a comparable scholarly, technical, or scientific (refereed) journal is highly preferred. APPLICATION PROCEDURE Applications will be considered beginning on March 1, 2008 and until the position is filled. Send applications to: JASIST Editor Search Committee c/o Richard Hill ASIS&T 1320 Fenwick Lane, Suite 510 Silver Spring, MD 20910, USA The application package should include but not be limited to, the following: * Applicant�s vision of information science: the directions it should take; its hot, warm, and cold areas; * Applicant�s publishing & editorial experience; * Reasons why the applicant is specially qualified as Editor-in-Chief of this publication; * Applicant�s view on current issues and strategies with the publication: backlog, special issues, etc.; * Applicant�s ideas on ways to improve the readability of the publication: special initiatives, survey articles, etc.; * Applicant�s ideas on methods to shorten reviewing time and strengthen the review process; * Experience with electronic manuscript management systems; * Applicant�s vision of JASIST as an international journal; * Applicant�s vision of JASIST Editorial Board structure and function; * Applicant�s understanding of ASIS&T, and conception of the relationship of the Journal to ASIS&T members; * Other plans for improvement. The applicant must also provide a detailed resume, listing all past and present affiliations, editorial positions held, and activities in professional societies and technical conferences. Further, the applicant should provide a complete list of publications, honors and awards received, and other information deemed relevant to the Editor-in-Chief position. _____ Executive Director American Society for Information Science and Technology 1320 Fenwick Lane, Suite 510 Silver Spring, MD 20910 FAX: (301) 495-0810 (301) 495-0900

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Issues in design research and design research methods
by Charlie Breindahl 22 Jan '08

22 Jan '08

Artifact invites contributions for a special issue on issues in design research and design research methods edited by Jonas Löwgren and Yukari Nagai. Please consider contributing and repost where appropriate. Best and thanks, Charlie Breindahl http://www.informaworld.com/artifact ---------------------------------------------------------------------- CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS Journal: Artifact Special issue: Issues in design research and design research methods INTRODUCTION: DESIGN RESEARCH AND OUR SCOPE Design research is a challenging topic with many open issues concerning conceptual foundations and methodological practices. It is also a timely topic, given the current movement in art and design institutions towards articulation, conceptualization and research, where labels such as practice-based research abound. We aim at compiling a special issue of Artifact that collects up-to- date experience and thoughts on design research, crucial issues for taking the field further, and best practices in design research methodology. To be a little more specific, we might use the well-known distinction between research-into-design, research-for-design, and research-by- design that was introduced by British scholars in the 1970s. Even though it is somewhat debated, it helps in indicating the breadth of the design research field. Research-into-design refers to studies of the activity of designing, whereas research-for-design concerns the development of knowledge to support design practice and research-by-design refers to developing knowledge about a phenomenon by designing for it. What we are looking for are contributions that report on theoretical and methodological findings in design research, or reflect upon theoretical and methodological issues in design research, rather than examples of design research per se. Here are some examples of questions to indicate the kind of contributions we have in mind. - Research-into-design: How can we study the activity of designing? What are the methodological conclusions and caveats? What are the characteristics of designing that have an impact on the choice of research methods? - Research-for-design: What is design ability and how can it be developed? How can the development of design ability be facilitated by knowledge contributions from research? What does validation mean in relation to such knowledge contributions? What are the criteria for judging the quality of research results? How can we conduct research that leads to knowledge for design? - Research-by-design: How can we conduct research by design? Can we construct knowledge about a phenomenon by designing for it? What is the nature of that knowledge? What is the role of the artifact in such knowledge construction processes? What does validation mean in relation to knowledge constructed by designing? What are the criteria for judging goodness of research results? What are the epistemological foundations of exploring possible futures? There are, of course, also general questions to be addressed, such as: What is design research? What should it be? What is the role of design research? What should it be? Our list of questions is by no means complete. It is provided merely for inspiration, to get your thoughts started on what could be a useful contribution to the special issue. TIMELINE FOR CONTRIBUTIONS 1. Submit your manuscript as a PDF file by email to both of us, no later than March 15, 2008. You can find our addresses below. The manuscript should be no more than 12 000 words and formatted for general readability. See the Instructions for authors at the Artifact web site (address below) for information on how to treat references and other aspects of manuscript preparation. Start the subject line with the words "Artifact special issue submission". 2. Your manuscript will be peer-reviewed and we will notify you of our decision no later than May 1, 2008. The manuscript can be accepted for publication (as-is or with minor revisions), accepted conditionally if you revise it according to our instructions, or rejected. 3a. Authors of accepted manuscripts submit final version of text and images for publication no later than June 1, 2008. 3b. Authors of conditionally accepted manuscripts submit final version of revised text and images for publication no later than June 1, 2008. We provide notification of acceptance no later than June 8, 2008. 4. We write an editorial introduction and hand it over to the general editors, together with the accepted manuscripts, on July 1, 2008. The articles appear in volume 2, issue 3, of Artifact, which is slated to appear in September, 2008. CONTACT If you have questions about this call for contributions, or if you have an idea for a contribution that you want to discuss with us before starting to develop it, we would be happy to talk to you. Please send us an email and we will get back to you. We are looking forward to your contribution! The guest editors: Jonas Löwgren, Malmö University, Sweden, jonas.lowgren(a)mah.se Yukari Nagai, Japan Adv. Institute of Science and Technology, ynagai@ jaist.ac.jp The journal Artifact is published by Taylor and Francis. It is an international peer-reviewed academic journal dealing with design. The journal addresses topical themes and issues that are of relevance to design researchers, practising designers, and manufacturers. It reflects the broad field that makes up design today by giving researchers from different disciplines the opportunity to debate and exchange ideas about specific areas and issues. The aim of the journal is to promote transdisciplinary design research, encourage cross-fertilization, interconnections, and crossbreeding among different scientific disciplines, the design industry, and the arts. The journal embraces experimental research approaches to design, with a basis in, or view to applied design practice. More information about Artifact, including general instructions on manuscript preparation, is available at http://www.informaworld.com/artifact -- Charlie Breindahl External Lecturer University of Copenhagen + IT University of Copenhagen Co-editor, Artifact, http://www.informaworld.com/artifact "For the modern Don Quixote, the windmills have been preprogrammed to turn into knights" - Janet H. Murray

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Deadline submission approaching: Call for paper International Symposium on Online Journalism
by Vanessa Higgins 21 Jan '08

21 Jan '08

Dear colleagues, This is a reminder that the deadline for papers or three-page abstracts for the 5th International Symposium on Online Journalism is soon approaching (this Friday, Jan 25th, 2008). In case you had missed the original call for paper, the information to send papers, as well as more info on the symposium itself follows. "I'd like to extend this invitation to an upcoming event to be held in April 2008, at The University of Texas at Austin. This is a good opportunity to present your new media/online journalism research. The symposium combines presentation by online journalism professionals with academic research presentations. For the fifth year, the International Symposium on Online Journalism will include presentations of original research into online journalism. All presentations will take place on the second day of the conference. The first day is devoted to presentations and panels of online journalism professionals. Prior symposia have included professionals from around the world from news organizations such as the NYTimes.com, OhMyNews, ep3.es (El Pais' multimedia magazine in Spain), MSNBC.com, The Wall Street Journal, The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Tribune, WashingtonPost.com,ElTiempo.com (Colombia), ElComercio.com.pe <http://elcomercio.com.pe/> < http://www.elcomercio.com.pe/online/> (Peru), and several others. Deadlines for papers or three-page abstracts: January 25, 2008 (midnight). Symposium dates are April 4-5, 2008 Submission requirements: Academic papers should present original research into any aspect on online journalism including, but not limited to, changes in news content and presentation, business models for online journalism, shifting roles of journalists and readers, and the legal and ethical implications of globally accessible journalism. For submission details and requirements, visit this site for more details: http://online.journalis m.utexas.edu/callforpapers.php<http://online.journalism.utexas.edu/callforpapers.php> The symposium also has a website containing transcriptions, videos and other documents from previous year's presentations. Visit the site at http://online.journalism.utexas.edu Thank you and hope to see you there, Vanessa de Macedo Higgins PhD candidate The University of Texas at Austin"

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new journal issue with articles of relevance, interest
by Charles Ess 21 Jan '08

21 Jan '08

Elizabeth Buchanan has already kindly announced the first issue of the International Journal of Internet Research Ethics (IJIRE), available at <http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/SOIS/cipr/ijire/issue_1.1.html> allow me to pass along the Table of Contents - in part, because elements of our current discussions regarding copyright, terms of service, etc. are addressed in exquisite and helpful detail in a number of the articles in the first issue. More broadly - though of course I'm a trifle biased, I think the whole darned thing is just so interesting! cheers, - c. ToC: Small Talk Annette Markham Ethical Approaches to Robotic Data Gathering in Academic Research Gove Allen, Dan Burk, and Charles Ess Data as Representation: Beyond Anonymity in e-Research Ethics Annamaria Carusi Researching the Researchers: Market Researchers, Child Subjects and the Problem of ³Informed² Consent Sara M. Grimes Emerging Legal Issues in the Collection and Dissemination of Internet- Sourced Research Data: Part I, Basic Tort Law Issues and Negligence Tomas A. Lipinski Creating a Web of Attribution in the Feminist Blogosphere Erin Hvizkak

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