Last week I enjoyed ROFLCon here in Cambridge. In particular, Zittrain’s talk was enjoyable as always (i.e., interesting and funny) and the Fangirl Culture panel was relevant to my work on gender and on feedback (e.g., beta readers and “concrit”).
In July I’m looking forward to ...
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This fall I had the opportunity to re-teach a section of Media, Culture, & Society (MCS) and prepared a new course for Principles of Organizational Communication (OrgCom). I'd prefer to be teaching classes related to my domain (new media and digital communication), but until that happens -- fingers crossed for Fall ...
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The initial draft of “404 Not Found”: Infocide in Open Content Communities is available. I welcome comments here, or via email.
read moreAbstract: The term infocide, and related neologisms such as cybersuicide, are identified and distinguished as a type of cyberlanguage. The complexities of infocide are then explored in open content ...
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Despite my apathy toward Scientology, I viewed the recent attacks by Anonymous with a similar indifference. I don't view Anonymous' attempts to bring down Scientology websites in the same like I do earlier geek engagements with Scientology, or other actions like the anti-DMCA protests I participated in. Both Anonymous ...
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FirstMonday's special issue on Internet banking, e-money and the Internet gift economy includes a "reprint" of my paper Trust in Electronic Markets, published almost 10 years ago. I took the opportunity in the special issue to reflect on what has changed over the past decade:
read moreThis paper was certainly ...
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The theory of evolution is used to describe (or even generate) characteristics within some population based on three processes:
Consequently ...
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First there was designers design. Then there was user-centered design. But even that, is now behind the times. Given open development paradigms and "extreme programming" practices, there is another approach to design, which is no "design." Instead one has frequent, incremental, releases that the user ...
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I'm sharing this note from the beginning of my dissertation so others working with online resources might comment.
read moreThe type and number of bibliographic sources of this work merit a couple comments.
First, most of the primary sources are online, and have only been online. Quotations from e-mail and ...
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