Volume 14, Number 1, January 2009

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  Bernardo A. Huberman, Daniel M. Romero, Fang Wu: Social Networks that matter: Twitter under the Microscope.
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  Marko A. Rodriguez, Vadas Gintautas, Alberto Pepe: A Grateful Dead analysis: The Relationship between Concert and Listening Behavior Analysis.
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  Michael P. Hamel, Charles M. Schweik: Open Source Collaboration: Two Cases in the U.S. Public Sector.
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  Andrew Schrock: Examining Social Media Usage: Technology Clusters and Social Network Site Membership.
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  Daniel M. Downs, Ilir Ademaj, Amie M. Schuck: Internet Security: Who is leaving the 'Virtual Door' open and why?
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  Ted M. Coopman: Toward a Pervasive Communication Environment Perspective.
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  Lorcan Dempsey: Always on: Libraries in a World of Permanent Connectivity.

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  Edward J. Valauskas: Review of James Boyle's The Public Domain: Enclosing the Commons of the Mind (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2008).
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  Edward J. Valauskas: Review of Walter Alvarez's The Mountains of Saint Francis: Discovering the Geologic Events that shaped our Earth (New York: Norton, 2009).
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  Edward J. Valauskas: Review of Sherry Turkle's The Inner History of Devices (Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2008).

Volume 14, Number 2, February 2009

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  Rebecca MacKinnon: China's Censorship 2.0: How Companies Censor Bloggers.
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  Mary Anne Kennan, Danny Kingsley: The State of the Nation: A Snapshot of Australian Institutional Repositories.
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  Carolyne Lee: Wordlings in a Web 2.0 World.
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  Ryan McGrady: Gaming Against the Greater Good.
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  Teemu Leinonen, Tere Vadén, Juha Suoranta: Learning in and with an Open Wiki Project: Wikiversity's Potential in Global Capacity Building.

Volume 14, Number 3, March 2009

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  Abigail Yao: Enriching the Migrant Experience: Blogging Motivations, Privacy and Offline Lives of Filipino Women in Britain.
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  Kim Bartel Sheehan, Deborah K. Morrison: Beyond Convergence: Confluence Culture and the Role of the Advertising Agency in a Changing World.
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  Jiangping Chen, Yu Bao: Cross-language Search: The Case of Google Language Tools.
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  Scott Reid: Online Courses and How They Change the Nature of Class.
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  Erika Pearson: All the World Wide Web's a Stage: The Performance of Identity in Online Social Networks.
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  Manish Kumar Mishra: Use and Importance of the Internet at the University of Maiduguri, Nigeria.

Volume 14, Number 4, April 2009

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  Chris Jay Hoofnagle: Beyond Google and Evil: How Policy Makers, Journalists and Consumers Should Talk Differently about Google and Privacy.
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  Larry Press: Broadband Policy: Beyond Privatization, Competition and Independent Regulation.
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  William W. Cope, Mary Kalantzis: Signs of Epistemic Disruption: Transformations in the Knowledge System of the Academic Journal.
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  Leonie Margaret Rutherford: Industries, Artists, Friends and Fans: Marketing Young Adult Fictions Online.
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  Rebecca Johnston: Salvation or Destruction: Metaphors of the Internet.
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  Nour S. Al-Shakhouri, A. Mahmoud: Privacy in the Digital World: Towards International Legislation.

Volume 14, Number 5, May 2009

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  Josh Pasek, Eian More, Eszter Hargittai: Facebook and Academic Performance: Reconciling a Media Sensation with Data.
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  Aryn C. Karpinski: A Response to Reconciling a Media Sensation with Data.
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  Josh Pasek, Eian More, Eszter Hargittai: Some Clarifications on the Facebook-GPA Study and Karpinski's Response.
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  Paul T. Jaeger, Jimmy Lin, Justin M. Grimes, Shannon N. Simmons: Where is the Cloud? Geography, Economics, Environment, and Jurisdiction in Cloud Computing.
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  Alexis Wichowski: Survival of the Fittest Tag: Folksonomies, Findability, and the Evolution of Information Organization.
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  Giacomo Poderi: Comparing Featured Article Groups and Revision Patterns Correlations in Wikipedia.
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  Stine Lomborg: Navigating the Blogosphere: Towards a Genre-based Typology of Weblogs.

Volume 14, Number 6, June 2009

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  Jeffrey Y. Kim, Elan Lee, Timothy Thomas, Caroline Dombrowski: Storytelling in New Media: The Case of Alternate Reality Games, 2001-2009.
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  Rajiv C. Shah, Jay P. Kesan: Running Code as Part of an Open Standards Policy.
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  Simon B. Heilesen: Remediating Cultural Services in Second Life: The Case of Info Island DK.
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  Diane Gurman: Why Lakoff Still Matters: Framing the Debate on Copyright Law and Digital Publishing.
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  Kerry Mallan, Natasha Giardina: Wikidentities: Young people Collaborating on Virtual Identities in Social Network Sites.
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  Stephanie J. Coopman: A Critical Examination of Blackboard's E-Learning Environment.

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  Edward J. Valauskas: Book Review of Jost Heintzenberg and Robert J. Charlson's Clouds in the Preturbed Climate System: Their Relation to Energy Balance, Atmospheric Dynamics, and Precipitation.

Volume 14, Number 7, July 2009

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  Kalev Leetaru: New Media vs. Old Media: A Portrait of the Drudge Report 2002-2008.
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  Lauren F. Sessions: "You Looked Better on MySpace": Deception and Authenticity on the Web 2.0.
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  Tim Jordan: Hacking and power: Social and Technological Determinism in the Digital Age.
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  Ann Jaloba: The Club No One wants to Join: Online Behaviour on a Breast Cancer Discussion Forum.
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  Sharon Stoerger: The Digital Melting Pot: Bridging the Digital Native-immigrant Divide.
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  Ajit Pyati: Public Library Revitalization in India: Hopes, Challenges, and New Visions.
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  Aneeja Guttikonda, Sridhar Gutam: Prospects of Open Access to Indian agricultural Research: A Case Study of ICAR.
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  Rudzani Albert Makhado, Martie J. van Deventer, Laurie Barwell, Althea M. L. Adey, Richard Knight, Jansie Niehaus: Capacity Building in Ecological Informatics: Lessons from the DST/CSIR Learnership Programme in South Africa.
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  Yun Wan: The Social Aspects of Agent Design.
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  Douglas Kocher: Book Review of Joseph Turow and Lokman Tsui's The Hyperlinked Society: Questioning Connections in the Digital Age.

Volume 14, Number 8, August 2009

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  Brian Whitworth, Robert S. Friedman: Reinventing Academic Publishing Online. Part I: Rigor, Relevance and Practice.
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  Marko A. Rodriguez, Jennifer H. Watkins: Revisiting the Age of Enlightenment from a Collective Decision Making Systems Perspective.
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  Christopher Soghoian: Manipulation and Abuse of the Consumer Credit Reporting Agencies.
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  Erica J. Johnson, Beth E. Kolko, Odina Salikhbaeva: Boundaries and Information: Sidestepping Restrictions through Internet Conversations.
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  Chei Sian Lee, Mary Beth Watson-Manheim, Arkalgud Ramaprasad: Usage of Communication Portfolios in Distributed Work Environments.

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  Edward J. Valauskas: Book Review of Howard C. Kunreuther and Erwann O. Michel-Kerjan's "At War with the Weather: Managing Large-scale Risks in a New Era of Catastrophes" (MIT Press, 2009).

Volume 14, Number 9, September 2009

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  Brian Whitworth, Robert S. Friedman: Reinventing Academic Publishing Online. Part II: A Socio-technical Vision.
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  Robert W. Vaagan: Presidential Web sites and the Georgian-Russian War, 8-16 August 2008.
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  Kathleen Burnett, Manimegalai M. Subramaniam, Amelia N. Gibson: Latinas cross the IT Border: Understanding Gender as a Boundary Object between Information Worlds.
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  Elizabeth Anne Roodhouse: The Voice from the Base(ment): Stridency, Referential Structure, and Partisan Conformity in the Political Blogosphere.
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  Vivienne Waller: The Relationship between Public Libraries and Google: Too much Information.
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  Larry Neale, Rebekah Russell-Bennett: What Value do Users Derive from Social Networking Applications?
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  John Hilton III: From PDF to MP3: Motivations for Creating Derivatives.

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  Edward J. Valauskas: Book Review of Steven Johnson's Best Technology Writing 2009.

Volume 14, Number 10, October 2009

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  Steve Jones, Camille Johnson-Yale, Sarah Millermaier, Francisco Seoane Pérez: Everyday Life, Online: U.S. College Students' Use of the Internet.
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  Carter Jernigan, Behram F. T. Mistree: Gaydar: Facebook Friendships Expose Sexual Orientation.
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  Milen Martchev: Patterns of Online Behaviour in the United Kingdom and Japan: Insights based on Asynchronous Online Conversations.
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  Kate Williams, Hui Yan: Toward Global Measurement of the Information Society: a U.S.-China Comparison of National Government Surveys.
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  Richard Edwards, Chuck Tryon: Political Video Mashups as Allegories of Citizen Empowerment.
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  Lisa M. Lane: Insidious Pedagogy: How Course Management Systems Affect Teaching.

Volume 14, Number 11, November 2009

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  John Carlo Bertot, Paul T. Jaeger, Charles R. McClure, Carla B. Wright, Elise Jensen: Public Libraries and the Internet 2008-2009: Issues, Implications, and Challenges.
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  Kerstin Balka, Christina Raasch, Cornelius Herstatt: Open Source Enters the World of Atoms: A Statistical Analysis of Open Design.
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  Woodrow Hartzog: The Privacy Box: A Software Proposal.
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  Aymar Jean Christian: Real VLogs: The Rules and Meanings of Online Personal Videos.
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  Matthew J. Kushin, Kelin Kitchener: Getting Political on Social Network Sites: Exploring Online Political Discourse on Facebook.
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  Lorraine Bowman-Grieve: Anti-abortion Extremism Online.

Volume 14, Number 12, December 2009

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  Alberto Pepe, Corinna di Gennaro: Political Protest Italian-style: The Blogosphere and Mainstream Media in the Promotion and Coverage of Beppe Grillo's V-day.
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  Oya Y. Rieger: Search Engine Use Behavior of Students and Faculty: User Perceptions and Implications for Future Research.
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  Thomas Nicolai, Lars Kirchhoff, Axel Bruns, Jason Wilson, Barry Saunders: The Self-Googling Phenomenon: Investigating the Performance of Personalized Information Resources.
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  Cynthia F. Kurtz: Three Strands in a Braid: Identity Interaction in Social Software.
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  Debora J. Halbert: Public Lives and Private Communities: The Terms of Service Agreement and Life in Virtual Worlds.
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  Caleb Wayne Lack, Lisa Beck, Danielle Hoover: Use of Social Networking by Undergraduate Psychology Majors.

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