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The Information Society, Volume 33
Volume 33, Number 1, 2017
- Christine L. Ogan, Roya Imani Giglou, Leen D'Haenens:
Challenges of conducting survey research related to a social protest movement: Lessons learned from a study of Gezi protests involving the Turkish diaspora in three European countries. 1-12 - Janaki Srinivasan, Megan Finn, Morgan Ames:
Information determinism: The consequences of the faith in information. 13-22 - Rita Zajácz:
Silk Road: The market beyond the reach of the state. 23-34 - Mikkel Flyverbom, Anders Koed Madsen, Andreas Rasche:
Big data as governmentality in international development: Digital traces, algorithms, and altered visibilities. 35-42
- Pyungho Kim:
Contextualizing the failure of mobile TV service in Korea. 43-47
- Jens Kürsten:
How Not to Network a Nation: The Uneasy History of the Soviet Internet, . 48-49 - Cole Stratton:
Signal Traffic: Critical Studies of Media Infrastructures. 50-51
Volume 33, Number 2, 2017
- Jiawei Sophia Fu, Michelle Shumate:
News media, social media, and hyperlink networks: An examination of integrated media effects. 53-63 - Marika Lüders, Edith Roth Gjevjon:
Being old in an always-on culture: Older people's perceptions and experiences of online communication. 64-75 - Leticia Bode, Meg Leta Jones:
Ready to forget: American attitudes toward the right to be forgotten. 76-85 - John O'Sullivan, Leopoldina Fortunati, Sakari Taipale, Kevin G. Barnhurst:
Innovators and innovated: Newspapers and the postdigital future beyond the "death of print". 86-95
- Allison D. Carr:
Computing as Writing, . 96-97 - Marisol Brito, Alexander Fink:
Civic Media: Technology, Design, Practice. 98-100 - Carolyn M. Clini:
Reading the Comments: Likers, Haters, and Manipulators at the Bottom of the Web. 101-102
Volume 33, Number 3, 2017
- Blayne Haggart, Michael Jablonski:
Internet freedom and copyright maximalism: Contradictory hypocrisy or complementary policies? 103-118 - Karim Jetha, Nicholas Berente, John Leslie King:
Digital and analog logics: An analysis of the discourse on property rights and information goods. 119-132 - Isabell Loeschner:
The technology mismatch paradox of mobile e-mail access: When changed norms of responsiveness meet technology undersupply. 133-146 - Taru Lindblom, Pekka Räsänen:
Between class and status? Examining the digital divide in Finland, the United Kingdom, and Greece. 147-158 - Jockum Hildén:
Am I my IP address's keeper? Revisiting the boundaries of information privacy. 159-171
- Christopher Lehman, Nicholas J. Rowland:
How Video Games Impact Players: The Pitfalls and Benefits of a Gaming Society. 172-173
Volume 33, Number 4, 2017
- Cristina Alaimo, Jannis Kallinikos:
Computing the everyday: Social media as data platforms. 175-191 - Thomas Swann, Emil Husted:
Undermining anarchy: Facebook's influence on anarchist principles of organization in Occupy Wall Street. 192-204 - Ole Olesen-Bagneux:
The library before print and after the computer: The similarities between string search algorithms and mnemonic retrieval in pre-print libraries. 205-214 - Gerrit Rooks, Uwe Matzat, Bert M. Sadowski:
An empirical test of stage models of e-government development: Evidence from Dutch municipalities. 215-225 - Yanqing Duan, Meiyin Miao, Ruimei Wang, Zetian Fu, Mark Xu:
A framework for the successful implementation of food traceability systems in China. 226-242
Volume 33, Number 5, 2017
- Mariano Zukerfeld:
The tale of the snake and the elephant: Intellectual property expansion under informational capitalism. 243-260 - Leopoldina Fortunati, Sakari Taipale:
A different glimpse into mobilities: On the interrelations between daily spatial mobility and social mobility. 261-270 - Wolter Pieters:
Beyond individual-centric privacy: Information technology in social systems. 271-281 - Dylan Mulvin:
The media of high-resolution time: Temporal frequencies as infrastructural resources. 282-290 - Tamar Ashuri, Ruth Halperin:
"Losers" and "Winners": Framing of online self-disclosure in online news media. 291-300
- Tony Doyle:
Weapons of Math Destruction: How Big Data Increases Inequality and Threatens Democracy. 301-302
- Editorial Board EOV. ebi
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