Virtual publics : policy and community in an electronic age

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Introduction. The Reality of VirtualityPart 1. Users and the Structure of Technology The Net Effect: The Public's Fear and the Public Sphere, by Gilbert B. RodmanThe Internet, Community Definition, and the Social Meaning of Legal Jurisdiction, by Paul Schiff BermanArchitectural Design for Online Environments, by Anna CicognaniCommunity, Affect, and the Virtual: The Politics of Cyberspace, by J. Macgregor WiseSecuring Trust Online: Wisdom or Oxymoron?, by Helen NissenbaumPart 2. Technology and the Structure of Communities TV Predicts Its Future: On Convergence and Cybertelevision, by Tara McPhersonWomen Making Multimedia: Possibilities for Feminist Activism, by Mary E. Hocks and Anne BalsamoIs It Art, in Fact?, by Mitch GellerMaking the Virtual Real: University-Community Partnerships, by Alison Regan and John ZuernWhere Do You Want to Learn Tomorrow? The Paradox of the Virtual University, by Collin Gifford BrookeCommunity-Based Software, Participatory Theater: Models for Inviting Participation in Learning and Artistic Production, by Susan Claire WarshauerCommunication, Community, Consumption: An Ethnographic Exploration of an Online City, by David SilverCan Technology Transform? Experimenting with Wired Communities, by Mark A. Jones

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