First Monday, Volume 5, 2000

Volume 5, Number 1, January 2000

• 
  Keith Kenney, Alexander Gorelik, Sam Mwangi:
  Interactive Features of Online Newspapers.
• 
  Richard J. Cox:
  Searching for Authority: Archivists and Electronic Records in the New World at the Fin-de-Siécle.
• 
  Wilfred Owen Jr., Osei Darkwa:
  Role of Multipurpose Community Telecentres in Accelerating National Development in Ghana.
• 
  Steve Mann:
  Free Source as Free Thought: Architecting Free Standards.
• 
  Benjamin C. W. Sittler, Miranda Mowbray, James Nimmo, Colette Ormonde:
  Book Reviews.

Volume 5, Number 2, February 2000

• 
  J. Bradford DeLong, A. Michael Froomkin:
  Speculative Microeconomics for Tomorrow's Economy.
• 
  David Ronfeldt:
  Social Science at 190 MPH on NASCAR's Biggest Superspeedways.
• 
  Robin van Koert:
  Providing Content and Facilitating Social Change: Electronic Media in Rural Development Based on Case Material from Peru.
• 
  Chun Wei Choo, Brian Detlor, Don Turnbull:
  Information Seeking on the Web: An Integrated Model of Browsing and Searching.
• 
  John Abdul Kargbo:
  The Internet and University Participation: The Sierra Leone Experience.

Volume 5, Number 3, March 2000

• 
  Ko Kuwabara:
  Linux: A Bazaar at the Edge of Chaos.
• 
  Norman Mathew, Maryanne Dohery-Poirier:
  Using the World Wide Web to Enhance Classroom Instruction.
• 
  Jean Claude Burgelman:
  Traveling with Communication Technologies in Space, Time, and Everyday Life: An Exploration of Their Impact.
• 
  Brian Martin:
  Defamation Havens.

Volume 5, Number 4, April 2000

Special Issue with Excerpts from:
The Social Life of Information by John Seely Brown and Paul Duguid

• 
  John Seely Brown, Paul Duguid:
  Table of Contents.
• 
  John Seely Brown, Paul Duguid:
  Acknowledgments.
• 
  John Seely Brown, Paul Duguid:
  Introduction: Tunneling Ahead.
• 
  John Seely Brown, Paul Duguid:
  Chapter One: Limits to Information.
• 
  John Seely Brown, Paul Duguid:
  Chapter Two: Agents and Angels.
• 
  John Seely Brown, Paul Duguid:
  Chapter Three: Home Alone.

Volume 5, Number 5, May 2000

• 
  Bonnie A. Nardi, Steve Whittaker, Heinrich Schwarz:
  It's Not What You Know, It's Who You Know: Work in the Information Age.
• 
  Karen Ruhleder, Michael B. Twidale:
  Reflective Collaborative Learning on the Web: Drawing on the Master Class.
• 
  Kevin Curran, Barry Devine:
  Helpmate: A Multimedia Web Teaching Framework.
• 
  Osei Darkwa, Fikile Mazibuko:
  Creating Virtual Learning Communities in Africa: Challenges and Prospects.
• 
  Wilfred Dolfsma:
  How Will the Music Industry Weather the Globalization Storm?
• 
  Nate Bolt:
  The Binary Proletariat.
• 
  Stuart Henshall:
  The COMsumer Manifesto: Empowering Communities of Consumers through the Internet.
• 
  Laura Zick:
  The Work of Information Mediators: A Comparison of Librarians and Intelligent Software Agents.
• 
  Melissa Henderson:
  FM Interviews: Louise Addis.

Volume 5, Number 6, June 2000

Web-Wise: A Conference on Libraries and Museums in the Digital World sponsored by the U.S. Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS) and the University of Missouri-Columbia, 16-17 March 2000, Washington, D.C.

• 
  Edward J. Valauskas:
  Web-Wise: A Conference on Libraries and Museums in the Digital World: Introduction.

The Digital Landscape: Where the Good Stuff Lives

• 
  James Cartwright, Martha Chantiny, Joan Hori, Karen Peacock:
  The Digital Landscape: The Hawaiian Newspapers and War Records and Trust Territory Image Repository of the University of Hawaii.
• 
  Robin Dowden, Scott Sayre, Steve Dietz:
  ArtsConnectEd: Collaboration in the Integration and Access to Museum Resources.
• 
  Kristine R. Brancolini, Jon W. Dunn, John A. Walsh:
  Digital Star Dust: The Hoagy Carmichael Collection at Indiana University.
• 
  Stephanie C. Haas, Priscilla Caplan:
  Linking Florida's Natural Heritage: Science & Citizenry.

Partnerships: Building Networked Infrastructures

• 
  Nancy Allen:
  Collaboration through the Colorado Digitization Project.
• 
  G. Sayeed Choudhury, Cynthia Requardt, Ichiro Fujinaga, Tim DiLauro, Elizabeth W. Brown, James W. Warner, Brian Harrington:
  Digital Workflow Management: The Lester S. Levy Digitized Collection of Sheet Music.
• 
  Evelyn Daniel, Peter White, Jane Greenberg, James Massey:
  The Plant Information Center.
• 
  Connie Wolf, Douglas Holland:
  Digitizing and Preserving Plant Images: Linking Plant Images and Databases for Public Access.
• 
  Nancy Zussy:
  The Birth and Development of Find-It!: Washington State's Government Information Locator Service.

Friendly Users: Involving Users in Digital Libraries

• 
  Ann Peterson Bishop, Bharat Mehra, Imani Bazzell, Cynthia Smith:
  Socially Grounded User Studies in Digital Library Development.
• 
  Allison Druin:
  Children Shaping the Future of Digital Libraries.
• 
  Ellen J. Kabat Lensch, Kay Kretschmar Runge:
  ATEEL (The Advanced Technology Environmental Education Library): Advancing Technician Program Resources into the New Millennium.
• 
  Julie Mason, Steve Mitchell, Margaret Mooney, Lynne Reasoner, Carlos Rodriguez:
  INFOMINE: Promising Directions in Virtual Library Development.

This Old Web: Developing Standards for Digital Library Management, Interoperability, and Preservation

• 
  Liz Bishoff:
  Interoperability and Standards in a Museum/Library Collaborative: The Colorado Digitization Project.
• 
  Priscilla Caplan:
  Oh What a Tangled Web We Weave: Opportunities and Challenges for Standards Development in the Digital Library Arena.
• 
  Samantha Kelly Hastings:
  Digital Image Managers: A Museum/University Collaboration.
• 
  Anne R. Kenney, Oya Y. Rieger:
  Preserving Digital Assets: Cornell's Digital Image Collection Project.

Volume 5, Number 7, July 2000

• 
  Jeffrey R. Cooper:
  The CyberFrontier and America at the Turn of the 21st Century: Reopening Frederick Jackson Turner's Frontier.
• 
  Rishab Aiyer Ghosh, Vipul Ved Prakash:
  The Orbiten Free Software Survey.
• 
  Leo Van Hove:
  Electronic Purses: (Which) Way to Go?
• 
  Dirk Nicolas Wagner:
  Software Agents take the Internet as a Shortcut to Enter Society: A Survey of New Actors to Study for Social Theory.
• 
  Brenda L. Killingsworth, Robert E. Schellenberger, James W. Kleckley:
  The Use of Focus Groups in the Design and Development of a National Labor Exchange System.
• 
  Joseph Slowinski:
  Workforce Literacy in an Information Age: Policy Recommendations for Developing an Equitable High-Tech Skills Workforce.
• 
  Steve Mann:
  Computer Architectures for Protection of Personal Informatic Property: Putting Pirates, Pigs, and Rapists in Perspective.
• 
  Gary Klass:
  Plato as Distance Education Pioneer: Status and Quality Threats of Internet Education.
• 
  David Zager:
  Letters to the Editor.

Volume 5, Number 8, August 2000

• 
  Joyce H. S. Li:
  Cyberporn: The Controversy.
• 
  Adrian McCullagh, William J. Caelli:
  Non-Repudiation in the Digital Environment.
• 
  Fatemeh Bagherian, Warren Thorngate:
  Horses to Water: Student Use of Course Newsgroups.
• 
  Andy Williamson:
  The Impact of the Internet on the Politics of Cuba.
• 
  David Resnick:
  The Virtual University and College Life: Some Unintended Consequences for Democratic Citizenship.
• 
  Soraj Hongladarom:
  Negotiating the Global and the Local: How Thai Culture Co-opts the Internet.
• 
  Brian G. Kennelly:
  Caught in/on the Web: To Publish Without Perishing in the Digital Age.
• 
  Christine L. Borgman:
  The Premise and Promise of a Global Information Infrastructure.
• 
  Paolo G. Cordone, Steve Cisler, George H. Buck, Richard Gale, Beth Archibald Tang, Jenny Le Peuple:
  FM Reviews.
• 
  Stuart Weibel, Steve Mann:
  Letters to the Editor.

Volume 5, Number 9, September 2000

• 
  Paul Sholtz:
  Economics of Personal Information Exchange.
• 
  Richard Rogers:
  "Internet & Society" in Armenia and Azerbaijan? Web Games and a Chronicle of an Infowar.
• 
  Stuart Peters:
  Presenting a Successful Electronic Journal Subscription Model.
• 
  Andrew Ó. Baoill:
  Slashdot and the Public Sphere.
• 
  Michelle M. Kazmer:
  Coping in a Distance Environment: Sitcoms, Chocolate Cake, and Dinner With a Friend.

Volume 5, Number 10, October 2000

• 
  Eytan Adar, Bernardo A. Huberman:
  Free Riding on Gnutella.
• 
  Ronel Smith:
  Overcoming Regulatory and Technological Challenges To Bring Internet Access To a Sparsely Populated, Remote Area: A Case Study.
• 
  Karen Drost, Miriam Jorna:
  Empowering Women Through the Internet: Dutch Women Unite.
• 
  Kasper Edwards:
  When Beggars Become Choosers.
• 
  Fred Evans:
  Cyberspace and the Concept of Democracy.
• 
  María Elena Reyes, Claudette Bradley:
  Hello, Out There: A Look at Distance Education in Alaska.
• 
  Lee Herman, Alan Mandell:
  The Given and the Made: Authenticity and Nature in Virtual Education.
• 
  Richard Wiggins:
  Al Gore and the Creation of the Internet.
• 
  Beth Archibald Tang, Peter J. Beech:
  FM Reviews.

Volume 5, Number 11, November 2000

• 
  Jae Yun Moon, Lee S. Sproull:
  Essence of Distributed Work: The Case of the Linux Kernel.
• 
  Kumiko Aoki:
  Cultural Differences in E-Commerce: A Comparison Between the U.S. and Japan.
• 
  Osei K. Darkwa, Steve Eskow:
  Creating an African Virtual Community College: Issues and Challenges.
• 
  Judith L. Forbes:
  Perspectives on Lifelong Learning: The View From a Distance.
• 
  Steve Cisler:
  Letter from Cambridge: Digital Nations and eDevelopment meetings.

Volume 5, Number 12, December 2000

• 
  Don Lewicki, Tim Ziaukas:
  The Digital Tea Leaves of Election 2000: The Internet and the Future of Presidential Politics.
• 
  Daniel P. Dolan:
  The Big Bumpy Shift: Digital Music via Mobile Internet.
• 
  William F. Birdsall:
  The Digital Divide in the Liberal State: A Canadian Perspective.
• 
  Nicolaas Hazewindus, Pieter Ballon, Marc Bogdanowicz, Jean Claude Burgelman, Ulrik Jørgensen, W. K. Hansen, Finn Hansen, Gerard J. Nauwelaerts, Alain Puissochet, Puay Tang, Tim Venables:
  The Impact of Convergence on the Competitiveness of the European Consumer Electronics Industry.
• 
  Richard J. Cox:
  The Great Newspaper Caper: Backlash in the Digital Age.
• 
  Paolo G. Cordone:
  FM Reviews.