First Monday , Volume 7, 2002

Volume 7, Number 1, January 2002

• Smiljana Antonijevic:
  Sleepless in Belgrade: A Virtual Community during War.
  
• Rich Ling, Kristin Thrane:
  "I don't watch TV to like learn anything": The Leisure Use of TV and the Internet.
  
• Isabel Álvarez, Brent Kilbourn:
  Mapping the Information Society Literature: Topics, Perspectives, and Root Metaphors.
  
• Suzanne de Castell, Mary Bryson, Jennifer Jenson:
  Object Lessons: Towards an Educational Theory of Technology.
  
• Connie M. Moss:
  Finding Balance: The Vices of Our "Versus".
  
• Kim Nayyer:
  Globalization of Information: Intellectual Property Law Implications.
  
• Drazen Pantic:
  Internet the Globalizer, and the Impossibility of the Impossibility of the Global Dialog.
  
• Kostas Kasaras:
  Music in the Age of Free Distribution: MP3 and Society.
  

Volume 7, Number 2, February 2002

• Fred Gault, Susan A. McDaniel:
  Continuities and Transformations: Challenges to Capturing Information about the 'Information Society'.
  
• V. Kravchyna, Samantha Kelly Hastings:
  Informational Value of Museum Web Sites.
  
• Christopher D. Hunter:
  Political Privacy and Online Politics: How E-Campaigning Threatens Voter Privacy.
  
• Mark A. Fox:
  Technological and Social Drivers of Change in the Online Music Industry.
  
• John S. Quarterman:
  Monoculture Considered Harmful.
  
• Bernard F. Reilly Jr.:
  What the Cultural Sector Can Learn from Enron.
  
• Book Reviews.
  

Volume 7, Number 3, March 2002

• Joris Claessens, Bart Preneel, Joos Vandewalle:
  A Tangled World Wide Web of Security Issues.
  
• Adenekan Dedeke:
  Self-Selection Strategies for Information Goods.
  
• Ayisigi B. Sevdik, Varol Akman:
  Internet in the Lives of Turkish Women.
  
• Johan Söderberg:
  Copyleft vs. Copyright: A Marxist Critique.
  
• Glendal P. Robinson:
  A Mythic Perspective of Commodification on the World Wide Web.
  
• John Abdul Kargbo:
  The Internet in Schools and Colleges in Sierra Leone: Prospects and Challenges.
  

Volume 7, Number 4, April 2002

• Valdis E. Krebs:
  Uncloaking Terrorist Networks.
  
• Eszter Hargittai:
  Second-Level Digital Divide: Differences in People's Online Skills.
  
• Hans-Juergen Bucher:
  Crisis Communication and the Internet: Risk and Trust in a Global Media.
  
• Gene Hyde:
  Independent Media Centers: Cyber-Subversion and the Alternative Press.
  
• Robin van Koert:
  The Impact of Democratic Deficits on Electronic Media in Rural Development.
  
• Book Reviews.
  

Volume 7, Number 5, May 2002

• In Dedication: Sharon Hogan, 1945-2002.
  

• Clifford A. Lynch:
  Digital Collections, Digital Libraries and the Digitization of Cultural Heritage Information.
  
• Rodney Perry:
  Rochester Images: From Institutional to Production Models of Collaboration.
  
• Matthew Nickerson:
  Voices: Bringing Multimedia Museum Exhibits to the World Wide Web.
  
• Robin L. Chandler:
  Museums in the Online Archive of California (MOAC): Building Digital Collections Across Libraries and Museums.
  
• Richard Rinehart:
  Museums and the Online Archive of California.
  
• Michael S. Seadle:
  Feeding America: Lessons from a Project Demonstration.
  
• Timothy W. Cole:
  Creating a Framework of Guidance for Building Good Digital Collections.
  
• Matthew Schaub, Christopher P. Dunn:
  vPlants: a Virtual Herbarium of the Chicago Region.
  

Volume 7, Number 6, June 2002

• John Fraim:
  Electric Symbols: Internet Words And Culture.
  
• Howard Besser:
  The Next Stage: Moving from Isolated Digital Collections to Interoperable Digital Libraries.
  
• George Kerscher, Jim Fruchterman:
  The Soundproof Book: Exploration of Rights Conflict and Access to Commercial EBooks for People with Disabilities.
  
• Sandeep Krishnamurthy:
  Cave or Community? An Empirical Examination of 100 Mature Open Source Projects.
  
• Felix Stalder, Jesse Hirsh:
  Open Source Intelligence.
  
• Kemal Altintas, Tolga Aydin, Varol Akman:
  Censoring the Internet: The Situation in Turkey.
  
• David Altheide:
  The Place of Law in Cyberspace.
  
• Charles Curran:
  The Medical Journal Meets the Internet.
  
• FM Interviews: Stephanie Mills.
  
• Book Reviews.
  

Volume 7, Number 7, July 2002

• Mark Warschauer:
  Reconceptualizing the Digital Divide.
  
• Robert F. Delamar:
  Competition and the Development of the Internet in Japan.
  
• Pieter Boeder:
  Non-Profits on E: How Non-Profit Organisations are Using the Internet for Communication, Fundraising, and Community Building.
  
• Hassan Masum:
  TOOL: The Open Opinion Layer.
  
• Marcia J. Bates:
  After the Dot-Bomb: Getting Web Information Retrieval Right This Time.
  
• Robert J. Kauffman, Tim Miller, Bin Wang:
  When Internet Companies Morph: Understanding Organizational Strategy Changes in the 'New' New Economy.
  
• Adrian McCullagh:
  Management Responsibility in Protecting Information Assets: An Australian Perspective.
  

Volume 7, Number 8, August 2002

• Kathy Bowrey, Matthew Rimmer:
  Rip, Mix, Burn: The Politics of Peer to Peer and Copyright Law.
  
• Mackie Chase, Leah Macfadyen, Kenneth Reeder, Jörg Roche:
  Intercultural Challenges in Networked Learning: Hard Technologies Meet Soft Skills.
  
• Tessa Spencer:
  The Potential of the Internet for Non-Profit Organizations.
  
• Wiebke Loosen:
  The Second-Level Digital Divide of the Web and Its Impact on Journalism.
  
• David J. Solomon:
  Talking Past Each Other: Making Sense of the Debate over Electronic Publication.
  
• George S. Cole:
  Online Mission Statements: Briefly Stated.
  
• Angela Lewis:
  Hoax E-mails and Bonsai Kittens: Are You E-literate in the Docuverse?
  
• Daniel Gelaw Alemneh, Samantha Kelly Hastings, Cathy Nelson Hartman:
  A Metadata Approach to Preservation of Digital Resources: The University of North Texas Libraries' Experience.
  

Volume 7, Number 9, August 2002

• Paul Duguid:
  The Social Life of Legal Information: First Impressions.
  
• Ruth Garner, Yong Zhao, Mark Gillingham:
  Children's Use of New Technology for Picture-Taking.
  
• Geoffry L. Taubman:
  Keeping Out the Internet? Non-Democratic Legitimacy and Access to the Web.
  
• Oliver B. Yau:
  An Empirical Investigation of the Impact of Business-to-business Electronic Commerce Adoption on the Business Operations of Hong Kong Manufacturers.
  
• Mathew Wall-Smith:
  The Network Society: A Shift in Cognitive Ecologies?
  
• Mike Kempiak, Mark A. Fox:
  Online Grocery Shopping: Consumer Motives, Concerns, and Business Models.
  
• Jeroen de Kloet:
  Digitisation and Its Asian Discontents: The Internet, Politics and Hacking in China and Indonesia.
  
• Letters to the Editor.
  
• Book Reviews.
  

Volume 7, Number 10, October 2002

• Benjamin D. Brunk:
  Understanding the Privacy Space.
  
• Samidh Chakrabarti, Aaron Strauss:
  Carnival Booth: An Algorithm for Defeating the Computer-Assisted Passenger Screening System.
  
• Claire Harrison:
  Hypertext Links: Whither Thou Goest, and Why.
  
• Denise Meredyth, Liza Hopkins, Scott Ewing, Julian Thomas:
  Measuring Social Capital in a Networked Housing Estate.
  
• Indhu Rajagopal, Nis Bojin:
  Digital Representation: Racism on the World Wide Web.
  
• Beverly P. Lynch:
  The Digital Divide or the Digital Connection: A U.S. Perspective.
  
• Larry Press, William Foster, Peter Wolcott, William K. McHenry:
  The Internet in India and China.
  
• Sandor Vegh:
  Hacktivists or Cyberterrorists? The Changing Media Discourse on Hacking.
  
• Steve Cisler:
  Letter from San Francisco: The Internet Bookmobile.
  

Volume 7, Number 11, November 2002

• Ilkka Tuomi:
  The Lives and Death of Moore's Law.
  
• Maura Conway:
  Reality Bytes: Cyberterrorism and Terrorist 'Use' of the Internet.
  
• Paul Bocij:
  Corporate Cyberstalking: An Invitation to Build Theory.
  
• Jennifer McLaren, Gianni Zappalà:
  The 'Digital Divide' Among Financially Disadvantaged Families in Australia.
  
• Matthew M. Mitchell:
  Exploring the Future of the Digital Divide through Ethnographic Futures Research.
  
• Han Woo Park:
  Examining the Determinants of Who is Hyperlinked to Whom: A Survey of Webmasters in Korea.
  
• John Willinsky:
  Copyright Contradictions in Scholarly Publishing.
  
• Laurie Putnam:
  By Choice or by Chance: How the Internet Is Used to Prepare for, Manage, and Share Information about Emergencies.
  
• Stephen S. Standifird, J. Christopher Sandvig:
  Control of B2B E-Commerce and the Impact on Industry Structure.
  
• Book Reviews.
  

Volume 7, Number 12, December 2002

• Gerhard Fischer:
  Beyond "Couch Potatoes": From Consumers to Designers and Active Contributors.
  
• Sandra Braman:
  Posthuman Law: Information Policy and the Machinic World.
  
• Srijith Krishnan Nair:
  Analysis of the Defacement of Indian Web Sites.
  
• Ran Chermesh:
  The Uses of Networking for Promoting Sociological Research.
  
• Holly Gunn:
  Web-based Surveys: Changing the Survey Process.
  
• Barry McMullin:
  Users with Disability Need Not Apply? Web Accessibility in Ireland, 2002.
  
• Book Reviews.