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blog survey
by Adrian Miles 02 Sep '04

02 Sep '04

hi all an honours student at RMIT is doing research into the psychology of blogging: http://weblearn.rmit.edu.au/surveys/blog/ cheers Adrian Miles ................................................................. hypertext.rmit || hypertext.rmit.edu.au/adrian interactive networked video || hypertext.rmit.edu.au/vog research blog || hypertext.rmit.edu.au/vog/vlog/

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Call for Participation: Community Web Workers Conference Sydney 8/9 Nov 2004
by Marcus Foth 01 Sep '04

01 Sep '04

Making Links 2004 is a conference for people working with websites in non-profit and community sector organisations in Australia. http://communityweb.ngogeeks.com/ See email below for details.... ------ Forwarded Message From: Jill Sergeant <JSergeant(a)afao.org.au> Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2004 16:06:08 +1000 To: <communityweb(a)cat.org.au> Subject: [Communityweb] November web workers conference Hi to all. We are now taking registrations for this event: http://www.afao.org.au/index_afa_771.asp?action=view_article&id=3042&section =947 Don't miss out on our early bird registration discount. Jill Sergeant Website Officer Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations (AFAO) PO Box 51 Newtown 2042 Ph: 8568 1106 Fax: 9557 9867 ------ End of Forwarded Message -- Marcus Foth, BMm BInfTech(Media) MA(DigitalMedia) Webmaster Queensland AIDS Council PO Box 3142, South Brisbane BC QLD 4101, Australia Email webmaster(a)quac.org.au Web http://www.quac.org.au/ CONFIDENTIALITY The information in these documents is confidential and is intended for the exclusive use of the addressee named above. In certain cases it is also legally privileged. If you are not the addressee, any disclosure, reproduction, distribution, or other dissemination or use of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmission in error please contact us immediately by telephone so that we can arrange for its return. There is no warranty that this email is error or virus free. It may be a private communication, and so, does not represent the views of QuAC. If it is a private communication, care should be taken in opening it to ensure that undue offence is not given.

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just a reminder, tlp-day
by jeremy hunsinger 01 Sep '04

01 Sep '04

sept. 19th, the first day of internet research 5.0 is talk like a pirate day. jeremy hunsinger jhuns(a)vt.edu www.cddc.vt.edu www.cddc.vt.edu/jeremy www.tmttlt.com () ascii ribbon campaign - against html mail /\ - against microsoft attachments

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Granada, Spain: Saturday, September 11
by david silver 01 Sep '04

01 Sep '04

Si estan cerca de Granada, Espana el Sabado, Septiembre 11, por favor consideren atender este evento: http://september.ugr.info If you are near Granada, Spain on Saturday, September 11, please consider attending this event: http://september.ugr.info david silver www.theseptemberproject.org --> http://www.com.washington.edu/september/map.asp <--

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AoIR Feminists and Queers Doing Internet Research Birds of a Feather
by Michele White 01 Sep '04

01 Sep '04

Dear Colleagues, I am proposing a "Feminists and Queers Doing Internet Research" birds of a feather meeting. This meeting might address the representation of women, queers, and people of color in new media keynotes and other positions of honor, the politics of Internet research, and increasing our visibility and practices in AoIR and the "field." We could meet Sunday during the scheduled BoF time (1-2:15pm) and then potentially schedule something else. I look forward to hearing other people's thoughts on what needs to be discussed and accomplished. Looking forward to this! Michele

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CFP - II ONLINE Conference of the Observatory for CiberSociety
by Fernando Garrido - Observatorio de la Cibersociedad 01 Sep '04

01 Sep '04

..:: Call for Papers::.. II ONLINE Conference of the Observatory for CiberSociety Towards what Knowledge Society? http://www.cibersociedad.net/congreso2004 July, 2004 Dear Friends: We are very pleased to keep in touch with you to invite you to the II ONLINE Conference of the Observatory for the CiberSociety Towards what Knowledge Society?, which will take place on the Cyberspace between the 2nd and 14th of November of 2004. It may be interesting to you to collaborate with us. Considering the subjects which will be handled on the Conference, and the ones which you are focussed in, we would like you to submit a paper for you to take part on one of the 78 Working Groups of the Conference. In advance, we appreciate your kind attention and we will be very pleased if you choose to participate in our Conference. Sincerely, Conference Committee II ONLINE Conference of the Observatory for CiberSociety Towards what Knowledge Society? Next: 1. Introduction 2. Details for Paper Submission 3. FAQ 4. More Information 5. Schedule 6. Contacts 7. Legal Advice We are sending you this e-mail with all the information you could need included on it, so it is not necessary you to get any other attached file; but, if you would prefer to have this documentation, you can obtain this one and more details on: http://www.cibersociedad.net/congreso2004 -->1. Introduction The Observatory for the CiberSociety [http://www.cibersociedad.net] summons its II ONLINE Conference which will make and approach from an opened, multidisciplinary, critical and open perspective of its main topic -the Cybersociety- through an invitation to make an analysis on what kind of Knowledge Society we want. The Conference will take place in the Cyberspace between the 2nd and 14th November of 2004. Through this document we opened a period for the introduction of candidacies to participate on any of the 78 work groups of the Congress. The work groups are the structural units in which the Congress is organized -they are similar to the ones which use to be structured in on symposiums, seminaries or workshops. We summoned to Academic World, Public Administration, Private Enterprise and Civil Society to participate in this Congress. Considering the transcendence of the expositions, questions and implicit reflections shown on the editorial and on each one of the work groups main lines, we think that the participation of different social actors is essential to answer from an legitimated perspective to the main question of this event: Towards what Knowledge? Concretely we would like to keep in touch with researchers and teachers of Social and Humanities subjects to show their current researches and analysis; to encourage to researchers and teachers in Technical and Scientific areas to show their more innovative discoveries and analysis; to give to Public Administrations and Private Companies the chance to explain the projects they are involved in; and finally to the Civil Society to communicate their feelings, comments and experiences about the interaction with ICT's and the Knowledge Society. The Conference is articulated according an structure of 78 thematic Work Groups, reason why the subjects of the communications must be related to the main subjects of these units. You can consult the list of Work Groups in the Web of the Congress (http://www.cibersociedad.net/congreso2004 ) We understand that the communications should be introduced within the group topic reference and should analyze a particular subject or some experience related to the subject of the Work Group in which it is included. --> 2. Details for Paper Submission COMMUNICATIONS ARE the most meaningful contents of the Conference. They should be framed into the main subject of the Work Groups accepted by de Congress and make the calling sending the documentation directly to them through the Group pages, and always using the submission form which has been designed by the organizers for that purpose. So, those communications sent by e-mail or through any other means not considered on the details won't be accepted. The submission form will be ready by next week. Other briefings, news and regulations related to the sending of communications are: * ORIGINAL TEXTS ONLY. The communications must be unpublished. * METAINFORMATION. Five keywords, an abstract or summary in the source language must be included on each communication. We recommend, besides, to include its abstract or summary translated into English. * ACCEPTED LANGUAGES. The languages which will be considered on the Conference and, therefore the ones in which the communications will be accepted, are: Catalan, Castilian, Galician, English and Portuguese. The organizers will supply automatic translation of all the communications into Catalan, Castilian and English. If any Work Group coordination wants to accept communications in other languages, it will be specified on the group Web Page and it is under its own responsibility to send the corresponding translations to the organizers of this Conference so that they will be able to translate them into other languages. * SUBMISSION FORMAT. The submission form of the communications will be saved under the following file formats: RTF, TXT, SXW, DOC, ZIP & RAR. We suggest you to use free formats (RTF, TXT or SXW). In case of doubt, please don't hesitate to contact us. * FULL TEXT. This Conference will only accept the sending of the full document, its final version. Incomplete communications, abstracts/summaries or any other kind of incomplete proposals won't be evaluated or accepted due to formal reasons. * LENGTH. The electronic format we are using allows us a certain freedom about communication length. However, due to operative reasons and content standardization, we recommend a minimum length of 10 DIN A-4 pages double spaced (approximately 3,000 words) and a maximum of 32 DIN A-4 pages double spaced (approximately 10,000 words). * INITIAL COMMENTS. For the opening dates of the Conference (November 2dn.), all the communications will be published in the electronic site of the Congress with an initial comment or summary which will allow to start the discussion about it. For that purpose, every person with an accepted communication from a Work Group will be given another one from the same group to read and elaborate the initial comment. This task will be assigned by the coordination staff of every unit. The organization considers this pre-Congress task is very important to generate useful debates about communications contents. * DEADLINE: THE DEADLINE FOR THE PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICATIONS IS OCTOBER, 7TH 2004. * RECOMMENDATION: The organizers of the Conference consider that all the communications should clearly specify (1) the specific object of study your communication refers to; (2) the importance and interest of the subject according to the aims and planning of the Working Group;(3) Specify the methodology and disciplinary field the communication comes from; and (4) end your work with some conclusions. * QUOTATION FORMAT. We recommend the quotations to be included into the text between brackets, starting with the author surname, year, and page of reference, e.g. (AUTHOR, 1997:101) OR, (AUTHOR AND AUTHOR: 1997:101-105). Footnotes will only be used for quotations in case it will provide more information or comments about the quotation. * BIBLIOGRAPHY FORMAT. It is recommended not to use vignette or indentation for the bibliographic lists, and we suggest the next samples to make bibliographic lists or similar: ->For a book: TURKLE, Sherry, 1997, Life on the screen. Identity in the age of Internet, New York: Touchstone ->For the chapter of a book: STRATTON, Jon, 1997, Cyberspace and the Globalization of Culture", in David PORTER (ed.), Internet Culture, New York & London: Routledge, pp. 253-275 ->For an article from a magazine: STARRS, Paul F., 1997, The sacred, the regional and the digital", in The Geographical Review, vol. 87, not. 2, pp. 193-218 * PUBLICATION. All the accepted proposals to the Conference will be published on its minutes. All the Congress materials and, consequently, all the communications, will be subjected by the Creative Commons licence of the Congress which will allow the free circulation of the contents provided whenever the source and authors will be mentioned. --> 3. FAQ - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS May I send more than one communication? Each conference member may send as many communications as he/ she wishes, and those that will be accepted by the coordination of the Working Groups in which the member will show his/ her communications. Are only academic works accepted? No, the Observatory of Cibersociety makes a call to all the entrepreneurial world and the Civil Society to participate on this Congress, because we understand we all have to give answers to the questions related to this calling: Towards what Knowledge Society? Do I have to pay any fee for participating? You must consult the section Registration of the Web Site of the Congress, but the answer to this question is NO. The registration in the Congress is completely free, although there is a small fee for those who want to obtain a registration certification and the minutes of the Congress. --> 4. More information * For questions, doubts and suggestions, please write us to congreso(a)cibersociedad.net * All about the Conference: http://www.cibersociedad.net/congreso2004 * All about the Observatory for CiberSociety: http://www.cibersociedad.net * E-mail for more information: ->If you want to receive all the information and news about the Conference through e-mail, please, mail us to mesinfo(a)cibersociedad.net specifying your name and surname and your e-mail address. ->Also you can register in our Newsletter through the form: http://www.cibersociedad.net/congreso2004/contacte/alta_butlleti.php --> 5. Schedule 12.07.2004 - Opening of registration period for the Conference 20.07.2004 Call for Papers 07.10.2004 Deadline of communications acceptance 21.10.2004 - Publication of full official program of the Conference 02.11.2004 - Inauguration of the Conference 14.11.2004 - Closure of the Conference --> 6. Contacts If you DO NOT WANT to receive more e- mails about the Conference: baixa(a)cibersociedad.net If you WANT To receive more information about the Conference: mesinfo(a)cibersociedad.net http://www.cibersociedad.net/congreso2004/contacte/alta_butlleti.php To send an opinion about the spreading of the Conference: comentaris(a)cibersociedad.net Technical Secretary's Office: C / Careers i Candi, 37-39, Local 1. 08028 Barcelona Phone: +34 93 431 28 44 Fax: +34 93 298 09 42 Organization of the Conference: congreso(a)cibersociedad.net --> 7 legal Advice: We are sending you this e-mail only because we think you could be interested on it and contains privileged information. The sending is personal and has non- commercial and non- profit purpose. The contents of this e-mail are exclusively addressed to the specified recipients. If you are not the selected addressee, you have received this message by mistake or we have made you any trouble, please, you must consider that this is has not been our intention to disturb you and accept our apologies. Press here baixa(a)cibersociedad.net and we will eliminate any information related to you from our registry.

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Re: [Air-l] Call for Participation: Community Web Workers Conference Sydney 8/9 Nov 2004
by uriram＠bgumail.bgu.ac.il 01 Sep '04

01 Sep '04

how do i un-subscribe from this list? thanks > > From: Marcus Foth <m.foth(a)qut.edu.au> > Date: 2004/09/01 ד AM 10:26:24 GMT+03:00 > To: <communityinformatics(a)vancouvercommunity.net>, > "'fibreculture-announce(a)lists.myspinach.org'" <fibreculture-announce(a)lists.myspinach.org>, > <air-l-aoir.org(a)listserv.aoir.org> > CC: Jill Sergeant <JSergeant(a)afao.org.au> > Subject: [Air-l] Call for Participation: Community Web Workers Conference > Sydney 8/9 Nov 2004 > > Making Links 2004 is a conference for people working with websites in > non-profit and community sector organisations in Australia. > > http://communityweb.ngogeeks.com/ > > See email below for details.... > > ------ Forwarded Message > From: Jill Sergeant <JSergeant(a)afao.org.au> > Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2004 16:06:08 +1000 > To: <communityweb(a)cat.org.au> > Subject: [Communityweb] November web workers conference > > Hi to all. > > We are now taking registrations for this event: > > http://www.afao.org.au/index_afa_771.asp?action=view_article&id=3042&section > =947 > > Don't miss out on our early bird registration discount. > > > Jill Sergeant > Website Officer > > Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations (AFAO) > PO Box 51 > Newtown 2042 > > Ph: 8568 1106 > Fax: 9557 9867 > > > ------ End of Forwarded Message > > > > -- > Marcus Foth, BMm BInfTech(Media) MA(DigitalMedia) > Webmaster > Queensland AIDS Council > PO Box 3142, South Brisbane BC QLD 4101, Australia > Email webmaster(a)quac.org.au > Web http://www.quac.org.au/ > > CONFIDENTIALITY > The information in these documents is confidential and is intended for the > exclusive use of the addressee named above. In certain cases it is also > legally privileged. If you are not the addressee, any disclosure, > reproduction, distribution, or other dissemination or use of this > communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmission > in error please contact us immediately by telephone so that we can arrange > for its return. There is no warranty that this email is error or virus free. > It may be a private communication, and so, does not represent the views of > QuAC. If it is a private communication, care should be taken in opening it > to ensure that undue offence is not given. > > > _______________________________________________ > Air-l-aoir.org mailing list > Air-l-aoir.org(a)listserv.aoir.org > http://listserv.aoir.org/listinfo.cgi/air-l-aoir.org >

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Web as a mirror.../web science research methods workshop - invitiation to dinner Sat 18 Sept
by Mike Thelwall 01 Sep '04

01 Sep '04

The Web as a mirror.../web science research methods workshop is having a pre-workshop dinner on Saturday the 18th September, and all are welcome. Free drink for everyone who comes along! ...English tradition of the host "getting the first round in" Meet at 7pm on Sat 18th at bus stop B next to Bramber House at the centre of the map http://www.sussex.ac.uk/USIS/campus/map/map.pdf We can then get a bus into Brighton and find somewhere good, which should be fun. PS The Proceedings of the AoIR-ASIST 2004 Workshop on Web Science Research Methods are online at: http://cybermetrics.wlv.ac.uk/AoIRASIST/

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Research on identity communication in online communities
by Meng Ma 30 Aug '04

30 Aug '04

Hello All, My advisors and I are conducting research on the identity management of online community members. I find some posts in this list very interesting and relevant. For example, last week or so, somebody posted a discussion regarding how people pick their nicknames online. We are studying various ways people manage (or negotiate) their identities and present themselves as who they are in the cyberspace. We are not able to find too much academic research in this area besides old works from Goffman and some social psychologists. So I think maybe I can post here and see if some colleagues have similar interests and/or can give some advice. Also, we developed an online survey for our study. If interested, anyone is welcome to fill it out while we conducting a pilot test. Here is a link: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=6415601545 Sorry to bother those who are not interested. Thank you! _____________________ Jessie Meng Ma, PhD Candidate DIT, R.H.Smith School of Business University of Maryland, College Park.

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What's Kansas City doing on 9/11?
by david silver 29 Aug '04

29 Aug '04

Friends, I am passing along information about events that will take place in Kansas City on Saturday, September 11. Anyone living in or near Kansas City should totally go! I believe the events represent the best in public scholarship. The reason I am posting this to a list devoted to internet studies is this: about 95% of all coordination of The September Project exists via the internet. The events (below) are organized in large part by my friend and colleague, George Williams, an assistant professor of English at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. George's blog: http://ghw.wordherders.net To find an event near you, please visit http://www.com.washington.edu/september/map.asp david *** On September 11, 2004, people from all over Kansas City will share and discuss their ideas about citizenship, democracy, and patriotism. At the University of Missouri-Kansas City (call 816-235-2559 for more information). Open forum & Bring-your-own-picnic, 11-2 University Playhouse (51st & Holmes) Come have your say, listen to speakers, singers, poets. Bring a picnic lunch and have a conversation on the grass. Roundtable Discussion, 2-3:30 Oak Street Residence Hall Professors, students, and community members will discuss "Civic Responsibility in Light of September 11." Voter Registration Miller Nichols Library Exercise your right: register to vote. Johnson County Public Libraries (call 913-495-7514 for more information). The Continental Soldier, 10-11 a.m. Antioch Library, 8700 Shawnee Mission Parkway, Merriam, KS Storyteller Mark Armato brings to life the soul of an army soldier facing the discontents of war. Patriots and Poets, 12-1 p.m. Lackman Library, 15345 W. 87th St, Lenexa, KS Kansas City Star book editor and poet, John Mark Eberhart will read several poems celebrating freedom and democracy and mourning the losses of war. Patriots and Poets, 2-3 p.m. Central Resource Library, 9875 W. 87th St, Overland Park, KS John Mark Eberhart will read several poems celebrating freedom and democracy and mourning the losses of war. The September Project is a collection of people, groups, and organizations working to create a day of engagement, a day of conversation, a day of democracy. The September Project is for all people. To learn more: http://www.theseptemberproject.org Contact George Williams at williamsgh[at]umkc[dot]edu _______________________________________________ cultstud-l mailing list: cultstud-l(a)mailman.acomp.usf.edu http://mailman.acomp.usf.edu/mailman/listinfo/cultstud-l

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