Motivating & social media

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  Moira Burke, Burr Settles: Plugged in to the community: social motivators in online goal-setting groups. 1-10
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  Christopher M. Mascaro, Sean P. Goggins: Brewing up citizen engagement: the coffee party on facebook. 11-20
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  Petromil Petkov, Felix Köbler, Marcus Foth, Helmut Krcmar: Motivating domestic energy conservation through comparative, community-based feedback in mobile and social media. 21-30
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  Jan Rod, Connor Graham, Martin R. Gibbs: Suicide effects: designing for death. 31-40

Exploring & engaging

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  Lin Chen, Richi Nayak: Social network analysis of an online dating network. 41-49
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  Martin Brynskov, Tuck Wah Leong, Jonas Fritsch: Bridging the affective gap to make news felt: spaces of aestheticized public voice. 50-59
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  Sebastian Richter, Ulrike Lechner: Communication content relations to coordination and trust over time: a computer game perspective. 60-68
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  Felix-Robinson Aschoff, Verena Schaer, Gerhard Schwabe: Where should I send my post?: the concept of discourse quality in online forums and its dependency on membership size. 69-78

Work & collaboration

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  Osama Mansour, Mustafa Abusalah, Linda Askenäs: Wiki-based community collaboration in organizations. 79-87
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  Morten Bohøj, Nikolaj Gandrup Borchorst, Susanne Bødker, Matthias Korn, Pär-Ola Zander: Public deliberation in municipal planning: supporting action and reflection with mobile technology. 88-97
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  Benjamin V. Hanrahan, Guillaume Bouchard, Gregorio Convertino, Thiébaud Weksteen, Nicholas Kong, Cédric Archambeau, Ed H. Chi: Mail2Wiki: low-cost sharing and early curation from email to wikis. 98-107
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  Malin Pongolini, Johan Lundin, Lars Svensson: Global online meetings in virtual teams: from media choice to interaction negotiation. 108-117

Networks & knowledge

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  Timo Ojala, Jukka Orajärvi, Katriina Puhakka, Ilari Heikkinen, Juhani Heikka: panOULU: triple helix driven municipal wireless network providing open and free internet access. 118-127
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  Stina Nylander, Åsa Rudström: Questions, inspiration, feedback, and contributions: how entrepreneurs network online. 128-137
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  Johan Oomen, Lora Aroyo: Crowdsourcing in the cultural heritage domain: opportunities and challenges. 138-149
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  Nancy Odendaal: The spaces between: ICT and marginalization in the South African city. 150-158

Identity & sharing

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  Monica J. Barratt: Discussing illicit drugs in public internet forums: visibility, stigma, and pseudonymity. 159-168
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  Fei Ching Chen, Hsiu-Mei Chang: Do lurking learners contribute less?: a knowledge co-construction perspective. 169-178
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  Eric Gordon, Steven Schirra: Playing with empathy: digital role-playing games in public meetings. 179-185
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  Ryan Naylor, Kristine Elliott, Kathleen Gray, Greg Wadley: Public engagement with biomedical research through location-sensitive technology. 186-193

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