First Monday, Volume 15, 2010

Volume 15, Number 1, January 2010

• Fang Wu, Bernardo A. Huberman:
  A Persistence Paradox.
  
• Sarita Yardi, Daniel M. Romero, Grant Schoenebeck, Danah Boyd:
  Detecting Spam in a Twitter Network.
  
• Jutta Haider, Olof Sundin:
  Beyond the Legacy of the Enlightenment? Online Encyclopaedias as Digital Heterotopias.
  
• Kate Raynes-Goldie:
  Aliases, Creeping, and Wall Cleaning: Understanding Privacy in the Age of Facebook.
  
• Maggie Griffith, Zizi Papacharissi:
  Looking for you: An Analysis of Video Blogs.
  

Volume 15, Number 2, February 2010

• Viola Krebs:
  Motivations of Cybervolunteers in an Applied Distributed Computing Environment: MalariaControl.net as an Example.
  
• Donna Chu:
  In Search of Prosumption: Youth and the New Media in Hong Kong.
  
• Graeme Baxter Bell:
  The Dangers of Webcrawled Datasets.
  
• Ulrich Herb:
  Sociological Implications of Scientific Publishing: Open Access, Science, Society, Democracy and the Digital Divide.
  
• Noppadol Prammanee, Mahmoud Moussa:
  Electronic Portfolio Use in Thailand.
  

Volume 15, Number 3, March 2010

• Lada A. Adamic, Xiao Wei, Jiang Yang, Sean Gerrish, Kevin Kyung Nam, Gavin S. Clarkson:
  Individual Focus and Knowledge Contribution.
  
• Alison J. Head, Michael B. Eisenberg:
  How Today's College Students use Wikipedia for Course-related Research.
  
• Vasilis Kostakis:
  Peer Governance and Wikipedia: Identifying and Understanding the Problems of Wikipedia's Governance.
  
• Jan Erik Frantsvåg:
  The Role of Advertising in Financing Open Access Journals.
  
• Dion Dennis, Jabbar Al-Obaidi:
  Vanguard, Laggard or Relic? The Possible Futures of Higher Education after the Epistemic Revolution.
  

Volume 15, Number 4, April 2010

• Terje Hillesund:
  Digital Reading Spaces: How Expert Readers handle Books, the Web and Electronic Paper.
  
• Fabrício Benevenuto, Tiago Rodrigues, Virgílio A. F. Almeida, Jussara M. Almeida, Marcos André Gonçalves, Keith W. Ross:
  Video Pollution on the Web.
  
• Mike Thelwall:
  Emotion Homophily in Social Network Site Messages.
  
• Andrew Michael Duffy, Tan Liying, Larissa Ong:
  Singapore Teens' Perceived Ownership of Online Sources and Credibility.
  
• David Lindsey:
  Evaluating Quality Control of Wikipedia's Feature Articles.
  

Volume 15, Number 5, May 2010

• Yong Ming Kow, Bonnie A. Nardi:
  User Creativity, Governance, and the New Media: An Introduction to the First Monday Special Issue.
  
• F. Ted Tschang, Jordi Comas:
  Developing Virtual Worlds: The Interplay of Design, Communities and Rationality.
  
• Walt Scacchi:
  Computer Game Mods, Modders, Modding, and the Mod Scene.
  
• Dan L. Burk:
  Authorization and Governance in Virtual Worlds.
  
• Mizuko Ito:
  The Rewards of Non-commercial Production: Distinctions and Status in the Anime Music Video Scene.
  
• Yong Ming Kow, Bonnie A. Nardi:
  Who owns the Mods?
  
• Hector Postigo:
  Modding to the Big Leagues: Exploring the Space between Modders and the Game Industry.
  

Volume 15, Number 6, June 2010

• Jannis Kallinikos, Giovan Francesco Lanzara, Bonnie A. Nardi: The digital habitat -- Rethinking experience and social practice: An introduction to the First Monday special issue.
• Jannis Kallinikos, Aleksi Aaltonen, Attila Marton:
  A theory of digital objects.
  
• Giovan Francesco Lanzara:
  Remediation of practices: How new media change the ways we see and do things in practical domains.
  
• Bonnie A. Nardi, Yong Ming Kow: Digital imaginaries: How we know what we (think we) know about Chinese gold farming.
• Paul M. Leonardi:
  Digital materiality? How artifacts without matter, matter.
  
• Ronald E. Day, Hamid R. Ekbia:
  (Digital) experiences.
  
• Albert Borgmann: Orientation in technological space.

Volume 15, Number 7, July 2010

• David A. Huffaker, Matthew P. Simmons, Eytan Bakshy, Lada A. Adamic:
  Seller activity in a virtual marketplace.
  
• Jason Priem, Bradley M. Hemminger:
  Scientometrics 2.0: New metrics of scholarly impact on the social Web.
  
• F. Maxwell Harper, Joseph Weinberg, John Logie, Joseph A. Konstan:
  Question types in social Q&A sites.
  
• Jean Claude Burgelman, David Osimo, Marc Bogdanowicz:
  Science 2.0 (change will happen....).
  
• Peter Jakobsson, Fredrik Stiernstedt:
  Pirates of Silicon Valley: State of exception and dispossession in Web 2.0.
  
• Bonnie A. Nardi: My Life as a Night Elf Priest: An Anthropological Account of World of Warcraft: Excerpts.

Volume 15, Number 8, August 2010

• Danah Boyd, Eszter Hargittai:
  Facebook privacy settings: Who cares?
  
• Sara Kjellberg:
  I am a blogging researcher: Motivations for blogging in a scholarly context.
  
• John Hilton III, David A. Wiley:
  A sustainable future for open textbooks? The Flat World Knowledge story.
  
• Camilla Fulton:
  Library perspectives on Web content management systems.
  
• Weiyu Zhang, Rong Wang:
  Interest-oriented versus relationship-oriented social network sites in China.
  
• Francisco Paulo Jamil Almeida Marques:
  Government and e-participation programs: A study of the challenges faced by institutional projects.
  

• Zizi Papacharissi: Privacy as a luxury commodity.

• Douglas Kocher: Book review of Scott Rosenberg's Say everything: How blogging began, what it's becoming, and why it matters.

Volume 15, Number 9, September 2010

• Andrew M. Odlyzko:
  Bubbles, gullibility, and other challenges for economics, psychology, sociology, and information sciences.
  
• Graham Cormode, Balachander Krishnamurthy, Walter Willinger:
  A manifesto for modeling and measurement in social media.
  
• Volodymyr Lysenko, Kevin C. Desouza:
  Role of Internet-based information flows and technologies in electoral revolutions: The case of Ukraine's Orange Revolution.
  
• Wolfgang Kaltenbrunner, Paul Wouters:
  E-research and methodological innovation in Dutch literary studies.
  
• William Jones:
  No knowledge but through information.
  

Volume 15, Number 10, October 2010

• Oya Y. Rieger:
  Framing digital humanities: The role of new media in humanities scholarship.
  
• Siobhan Stevenson:
  Unlimited potential, unlimited power? Microsoft's corporate citizenship in the battle over new social relations of production.
  
• Xiaolong Jin, Jianmin Jiang, Geyong Min:
  A software agent and Web service based system for digital preservation.
  
• Jan Michael Nolin:
  Speedism, boxism and markism: Three ideologies of the Internet.
  
• Marguerite J. Watt:
  Has green news reporting gone green? An analysis of geographically diverse newspapers' online and print coverage of climate change.
  

Volume 15, Number 11, November 2010

• Guangxuan Zhang, Qingbin Wang, Jane Kolodinsky:
  The digital divide in Internet information searching: A double-hurdle model analysis of household data from Vermont.
  
• Adrien Joly, Pierre Maret, Johann Daigremont:
  Between social awareness and productivity: Results of a survey about real-time microblogging.
  
• Kristin R. Eschenfelder, Michelle Caswell:
  Digital cultural collections in an age of reuse and remixes.
  
• Lisa Goddard, Gillian Byrne:
  Linked Data tools: Semantic Web for the masses.
  
• Brian Whitworth, Alex P. Whitworth:
  The social environment model: Small heroes and the evolution of human society.
  

Volume 15, Number 12, December 2010

• Philip N. Howard, Daniel Kreiss:
  Political parties and voter privacy: Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and United States in comparative perspective.
  
• Jiyoung Cha:
  Factors affecting the frequency and amount of social networking site use: Motivations, perceptions, and privacy concerns.
  
• Brian Martin, Chris Moore, Colin Salter:
  Sharing music files: Tactics of a challenge to the industry.
  
• Stephen Dann:
  Twitter content classification.
  
• Norm Friesen:
  Education and the social Web: Connective learning and the commercial imperative.
  
• Jan Erik Frantsvåg:
  The size distribution of open access publishers: A problem for open access?
  

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