dblp: Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, Volume 12

Yoram M. Kalman, Gilad Ravid, Daphne R. Raban, Sheizaf Rafaeli: Pauses and Response Latencies: A Chronemic Analysis of Asynchronous CMC. 1-23

Kevin Wise, Brian Hamman, Kjerstin Thorson: Moderation, Response Rate, and Message Interactivity: Features of Online Communities and Their Effects on Intent to Participate. 24-41

Karianne Skovholt, Jan Svennevig: Email Copies in Workplace Interaction. 42-65

Michael H. Dickey, Molly McLure Wasko, Katherine M. Chudoba, Jason Bennett Thatcher: Do You Know What I Know? A Shared Understandings Perspective on Text-Based Communication. 66-87

Ulrike Pfeil, Panayiotis Zaphiris, Chee Siang Ang: Cultural Differences in Collaborative Authoring of Wikipedia. 88-113

Jennifer M. Heisler, Scott L. Crabill: Who are "stinkybug" and "Packerfan4"? Email Pseudonyms and Participants' Perceptions of Demography, Productivity, and Personality. 114-135

Lori Boyer, Brigitta R. Brunner, Tiffany Charles, Patrice Coleman: Managing Impressions in a Virtual Environment: Is Ethnic Diversity a Self-Presentation Strategy for Colleges and Universities? 136-154

Ran Wei: Wi-Fi Powered WLAN: When Built, Who Will Use It? Exploring Predictors of Wireless Internet Adoption in the Workplace. 155-175

Ralph D. Berenger: Introduction: War in Cyberspace. 176-188

Lucas Walsh, Julien Barbara: Speed, International Security, and "New War" Coverage in Cyberspace. 189-208

Junho H. Choi, James H. Watt, Michael Lynch: Perceptions of News Credibility about the War in Iraq: Why War Opponents Perceived the Internet as the Most Credible Medium. 209-229

Seungahn Nah, Aaron S. Veenstra, Dhavan V. Shah: The Internet and Anti-War Activism: A Case Study of Information, Expression, and Action. 230-247

Daniela V. Dimitrova, Matt Neznanski: Online Journalism and the War in Cyberspace: A Comparison Between U.S. and International Newspapers. 248-263

Carol B. Schwalbe: Remembering Our Shared Past: Visually Framing the Iraq War on U.S. News Websites. 264-289

Mark Tremayne, Nan Zheng, Jae Kook Lee, Jaekwan Jeong: Issue Publics on the Web: Applying Network Theory to the War Blogosphere. 290-310

Yeslam Al-Saggaf: The Online Public Sphere in the Arab World: The War in Iraq on the Al Arabiya Website. 311-334

Miriam J. Metzger: Communication Privacy Management in Electronic Commerce. 335-361

Gabriel A. Giordano, Jason S. Stoner, Robyn L. Brouer, Joey F. George: The Influences of Deception and Computer-Mediation on Dyadic Negotiations. 362-383

Stephanie Watts: Evaluative Feedback: Perspectives on Media Effects. 384-411

Peggy A. Ertmer, Jennifer C. Richardson, Brian Belland, Denise Camin, Patrick Connolly, Glen Coulthard, Kimfong Lei, Christopher Mong: Using Peer Feedback to Enhance the Quality of Student Online Postings: An Exploratory Study. 412-433

Joseph Lampel, Ajay Bhalla: The Role of Status Seeking in Online Communities: Giving the Gift of Experience. 434-455

Joan Waldvogel: Greetings and Closings in Workplace Email. 456-477

William P. Cassidy: Online News Credibility: An Examination of the Perceptions of Newspaper Journalists. 478-498

Andrew F. Herrmann: "People Get Emotional About Their Money: " Performing Masculinity in a Financial Discussion Board. 499-522

Mike Thelwall, David Stuart: RUOK? Blogging Communication Technologies During Crises. 523-548

Nicholas W. Jankowski: Exploring e-Science: An Introduction. 549-562

Ralph Schroeder, Jenny Fry: Social Science Approaches to e-Science: Framing an Agenda. 563-582

Paul Wouters, Anne Beaulieu: Critical Accountability: Dilemmas for Interventionist Studies of e-Science. 583-599

Dan L. Burk: Intellectual Property in the Context of e-Science. 600-617

Christine Hine: Connective Ethnography for the Exploration of e-Science. 618-634

Samuelle Carlson, Ben Anderson: What Are Data? The Many Kinds of Data and Their Implications for Data Re-Use. 635-651

Nathan Bos, Ann Zimmerman, Judith S. Olson, Jude Yew, Jason Yerkie, Erik Dahl, Gary M. Olson: From Shared Databases to Communities of Practice: A Taxonomy of Collaboratories. 652-672

Jeremy P. Birnholtz, Daniel B. Horn: Shake, Rattle, and Roles: Lessons from Experimental Earthquake Engineering for Incorporating Remote Users in Large-Scale E-Science Experiments. 673-691

Bridgette Wessels, Max Craglia: Situated Innovation of e-Social Science: Integrating Infrastructure, Collaboration, and Knowledge in Developing e-Social Science. 692-711

John P. Walsh, Nancy G. Maloney: Collaboration Structure, Communication Media, and Problems in Scientific Work Teams. 712-732

Radhamany Sooryamoorthy, Wesley Shrum: Does the Internet Promote Collaboration and Productivity? Evidence from the Scientific Community in South Africa. 733-751

Frank C. Pappas, Fred Volk: Audience Counts and Reporting System: Establishing a Cyber-Infrastructure for Museum Educators. 752-768

Eszter Hargittai: The Social, Political, Economic, and Cultural Dimensions of Search Engines: An Introduction. 769-777

Werner Wirth, Tabea Böcking, Veronika Karnowski, Thilo Von Pape: Heuristic and Systematic Use of Search Engines. 778-800

Bing Pan, Helene Hembrooke, Thorsten Joachims, Lori Lorigo, Geri Gay, Laura A. Granka: In Google We Trust: Users' Decisions on Rank, Position, and Relevance. 801-823

Jennifer Kayahara, Barry Wellman: Searching for Culture - High and Low. 824-845

Philip N. Howard, Adrienne Massanari: Learning to Search and Searching to Learn: Income, Education, and Experience Online. 846-865

Elizabeth Van Couvering: Is Relevance Relevant? Market, Science, and War: Discourses of Search Engine Quality. 866-887

Liwen Vaughan, Yanjun Zhang: Equal Representation by Search Engines? A Comparison of Websites across Countries and Domains. 888-909

Judit Bar-Ilan: Google Bombing from a Time Perspective. 910-938

Charles Ess, Akira Kawabata, Hiroyuki Kurosaki: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Religion and Computer-Mediated Communication. 939-955

Christopher Helland: Diaspora on the Electronic Frontier: Developing Virtual Connections with Sacred Homelands. 956-976

Rev. Kenshin Fukamizu: Internet Use Among Religious Followers: Religious Postmodernism in Japanese Buddhism. 977-998

Akira Kawabata, Takanori Tamura: Online-Religion in Japan: Websites and Religious Counseling from a Comparative Cross-Cultural Perspective. 999-1019

Mitsuharu M. Watanabe: Conflict and Intolerance in a Web Community: Effects of a System Integrating Dialogues and Monologues. 1020-1042

Heidi Campbell: Who's Got the Power? Religious Authority and the Internet. 1043-1062

Rasha A. Abdulla: Islam, Jihad, and Terrorism in Post-9/11 Arabic Discussion Boards. 1063-1081

Noor Hazarina Hashim, Jamie Murphy, Nazlida Muhamad Hashim: Islam and Online Imagery on Malaysian Tourist Destination Websites. 1082-1102

Stephen Jacobs: Virtually Sacred: The Performance of Asynchronous Cyber-Rituals in Online Spaces. 1103-1121

Randolph Kluver, Pauline Hope Cheong: Technological Modernization, the Internet, and Religion in Singapore. 1122-1142

Nicole B. Ellison, Charles Steinfield, Cliff Lampe: The Benefits of Facebook "Friends: " Social Capital and College Students' Use of Online Social Network Sites. 1143-1168

Patti M. Valkenburg, Jochen Peter: Online Communication and Adolescent Well-Being: Testing the Stimulation Versus the Displacement Hypothesis. 1169-1182

Hyo Kim, Gwang Jae Kim, Han Woo Park, Ronald E. Rice: Configurations of Relationships in Different Media: FtF, Email, Instant Messenger, Mobile Phone, and SMS. 1183-1207

Lee K. Farquhar, Robert Meeds: Types of Fantasy Sports Users and Their Motivations. 1208-1228

Kris Erickson, Philip N. Howard: A Case of Mistaken Identity? News Accounts of Hacker, Consumer, and Organizational Responsibility for Compromised Digital Records. 1229-1247

Muneo Kaigo, Isao Watanabe: Ethos in Chaos? Reaction to Video Files Depicting Socially Harmful Images in the Channel 2 Japanese Internet Forum. 1248-1268

Elad Segev, Niv Ahituv, Karine Barzilai-Nahon: Mapping Diversities and Tracing Trends of Cultural Homogeneity/Heterogeneity in Cyberspace. 1269-1297

Peter Gerrand: Estimating Linguistic Diversity on the Internet: A Taxonomy to Avoid Pitfalls and Paradoxes. 1298-1321

Trena M. Paulus: CMC Modes for Learning Tasks at a Distance. 1322-1345

Lynette Nagel, Seugnet Blignaut, Johannes C. Cronjé: Methical Jane: Perspectives on an Undisclosed Virtual Student. 1346-1368

Seong-Jae Min: Online vs. Face-to-Face Deliberation: Effects on Civic Engagement. 1369-1387

Barbara L. Ley: Vive Les Roses!: The Architecture of Commitment in an Online Pregnancy and Mothering Group. 1388-1408

Jan Schmidt: Blogging Practices: An Analytical Framework. 1409-1427

Hua Qian, Craig R. Scott: Anonymity and Self-Disclosure on Weblogs. 1428-1451

Asako Miura, Kiyomi Yamashita: Psychological and Social Influences on Blog Writing: An Online Survey of Blog Authors in Japan. 1452-1471

Sarah Pedersen, Caroline Macafee: Gender Differences in British Blogging. 1472-1492

Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, Volume 12

Volume 12, Number 1, October 2006

Volume 12, Number 2, January 2007

Volume 12, Number 3, April 2007

Volume 12, Number 4, July 2007