First Monday, Volume 8, 2003

Volume 8, Number 1, January 2003

• David M. Nichols, Michael Twidale:
  The Usability of Open Source Software.
  
• Charles M. Schweik, Andrei Semenov:
  The Institutional Design of Open Source Programming: Implications for Addressing Complex Public Policy and Management Problems.
  
• Ruth Garner, Mark Gillingham, Yong Zhao:
  Digitizing Old Photographs for the Web.
  
• Noppadol Prammanee:
  A Critical Analysis of the Adoption and Utilization of the Internet in Thailand for Educational Purposes.
  
• John S. Quarterman, Ken Harker, Peter H. Salus:
  Combat Power and Enterprise Competitiveness.
  
• Indhu Rajagopal, Nis Bojin:
  A Gendered World: Students and Instructional Technologies.
  
• Shanthi Kalathil, Taylor C. Boas:
  Open Networks, Closed Regimes: The Impact of the Internet on Authoritarian Rule.
  

Volume 8, Number 2, February 2003

• James Charlton:
  Reconciling interiors: The screen as installation.
  
• Steve Mann:
  Cyborg logs and collective stream of (de)consciousness capture for producing attribution-free informatic content such as cyborglogs.
  
• Derek Keats:
  Collaborative development of open content: A process model to unlock the potential for African universities.
  
• Liza Tsaliki:
  Electronic citizenship and global social movements.
  
• K. O. Jagboro:
  A study of Internet usage in Nigerian universities: A case study of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria.
  
• Robin van Koert:
  E-media in development: Combining multiple e-media types.
  
• Hellen Megens, Brian Martin:
  Cybermethods: An assessment.
  
• Book reviews.
  

Volume 8, Number 3, March 2003

• Brian Kahin:
  Information process patents in the U.S. and Europe: Policy avoidance and policy divergence.
  
• Jonathan Sallet:
  Just how open must an open network be for an open network to be labeled "open"?
  
• Joseph J. Esposito:
  The processed book.
  
• Elizabeth Davison, Shelia R. Cotten:
  Connection discrepancies: Unmasking further layers of the digital divide.
  
• Simson L. Garfinkel:
  Leaderless resistance today.
  

Volume 8, Number 4, April 2003

• Rishab Aiyer Ghosh:
  Clustering and dependencies in free/open source software development: Methodology and tools.
  
• Nina Koiso-Kanttila:
  Consumers on the Web: Identification of usage patterns.
  
• Samuel Gitta, J. R. Ikoja-Odongo:
  The impact of cybercafés on information services in Uganda.
  
• Mark A. Fox, Larry Phillips, Ganesh Vaidyanathan:
  Managing Internet gambling in the workplace.
  
• Loong Wong:
  Belonging and diaspora: The Chinese and the Internet.
  
• Kate Williams:
  Research note: Across the United States, 85, 000 to 144, 000 public computing sites.
  
• Book reviews.
  

Volume 8, Number 5, May 2003

• Robert Coonrod:
  Creating the Digital Future.
  
• Allison Druin, Benjamin B. Bederson, Ann Weeks, Allison Farber, Jesse Grosjean, Mona Leigh Guha, Juan Pablo Hourcade, Juhyun Lee, Sabrina Liao, Kara Reuter, Anne Rose, Yoshifumi Takayama, Lingling Zhang:
  The International Children's Digital Library: Description and analysis of first use.
  
• Jeffrey C. Hall:
  The Lowell Observatory Public Astronomical Research Center.
  
• P. Bryan Heidorn, Lesley Deem:
  OpenKey: Illinois-North Carolina Collaborative Environment for Botanical Resources.
  
• Michael A. Keller, Victoria A. Reich, Andrew C. Herkovic:
  What is a library anymore, anyway?
  
• William A. Penn, Martha J. Hanson:
  The Syracuse University Library Radius Project: Development of a non-destructive playback system for cylinder recordings.
  
• Abby Smith:
  Issues in sustainability: Creating value for online users.
  
• Gerry Wall:
  Business model issues in the development of digital cultural content.
  

Volume 8, Number 6, June 2003

• Lada A. Adamic, Orkut Buyukkokten, Eytan Adar:
  A social network caught in the Web.
  
• Chiou-Pirng Wang, KwaiChow Chan:
  Analyzing the taxonomy of Internet business models using graphs.
  
• Matthew Rimmer:
  The dead poets society: The copyright term and the public domain.
  
• Terrence A. Maxwell:
  Toward a model of information policy analysis: Speech as an illustrative example.
  
• Frederick Schiff:
  Business models of news Web sites: A survey of empirical trends and expert opinion.
  
• Book reviews.
  

Volume 8, Number 7, July 2003

• Yashmeet Khopkar, Amanda Spink, C. Lee Giles, Prital Shah, Sandip Debnath:
  Search engine personalization: An exploratory study.
  
• John Logie:
  A copyright cold war? The polarized rhetoric of the peer-to-peer debates.
  
• Joan Starr:
  Information politics: The story of an emerging metadata standard.
  
• Peter Millward:
  The 'grey digital divide': Perception, exclusion and barriers of access to the Internet for older people.
  
• Sebnem Cilesiz, Richard Ferdig:
  Expressiveness and conformity in Internet-based polls.
  
• Begoña Gros:
  The impact of digital games in education.
  

Volume 8, Number 8, August 2003

• Ken Jordan, Jan Hauser, Steven Foster:
  The Augmented Social Network: Building identity and trust into the next-generation Internet.
  
• Critical Friends of Technology: A social ecology of wireless technology.
  
• Frank Rennie, Robin Mason:
  The ecology the connecticon.
  
• Magnus Cedergren:
  Open content and value creation.
  

Volume 8, Number 9, September 2003

• Andrew M. Odlyzko:
  The many paradoxes of broadband.
  
• Paul T. Jaeger, Gary Burnett:
  Curtailing online education in the name of homeland security: The USA PATRIOT Act, SEVIS, and international students in the United States.
  
• Trevor Tompkins, Dan Handley:
  Giving e-mail back to the users: Using digital signatures to solve the spam problem.
  
• An Nguyen:
  The current status and potential development of online news consumption: A structural approach.
  
• Leroy McFarlane, Paul Bocij:
  An exploration of predatory behaviour in cyberspace: Towards a typology of cyberstalkers.
  
• Larry Press:
  Wireless Internet connectivity for developing nations.
  
• Ruth Garner, Mark Gillingham, Yong Zhao:
  Writing photo captions for the Web.
  
• Book reviews.
  

Volume 8, Number 10, October 2003

• Marc Bogdanowicz, Jean Claude Burgelman, Clara Centeno, Elisaveta Gourova, Gerard Carat:
  Factors of regional/national success in information society developments: Information society strategies for candidate countries.
  
• John Ewing:
  Copyright and authors.
  
• Brent K. Jesiek:
  Democratizing software: Open source, the hacker ethic, and beyond.
  
• Linda Leung:
  Where am I and who are 'we'?: Self-representation and the intersection of gender and ethnicity on the Web.
  
• Derek Keats, Maria Beebe, Gunnar Kullenberg:
  Using the Internet to enable developing country universities to meet the challenges of globalization through collaborative virtual programmes.
  
• Lorriane Normore:
  Studying special collections and the Web: An analysis of practice.
  
• Paul Bocij:
  Victims of cyberstalking: An exploratory study of harassment perpetrated via the Internet.
  

Volume 8, Number 11, November 2003

• Claudia Herbst:
  Coding the classroom: Technology and the practice of language.
  
• Michael Blakemore, Roderic Dutton:
  e-Government, e-Society and Jordan: Strategy, theory, practice, and assessment.
  
• W. Sean McLaughlin:
  The use of the Internet for political action by non-state dissident actors in the Middle East.
  
• Christopher May:
  Digital rights management and the breakdown of social norms.
  
• Lori N. K. Leonard:
  Acquiring goods and services via the Internet: Consumer shopping perceptions.
  
• Jordi Carrasco-Munoz:
  The open code market.
  
• Book reviews.
  

Volume 8, Number 12, December 2003

• Kylie J. Veale:
  Internet gift economies: Voluntary payment schemes as tangible reciprocity.
  
• William J. McIver Jr., William F. Birdsall, Merrilee Rasmussen:
  The Internet and the right to communicate.
  
• Rishab Aiyer Ghosh:
  Licence fees and GDP per capita: The case for open source in developing countries.
  
• Noriko Hara, Zilia Estrada:
  Hate and peace in a connected world: Comparing MoveOn and Stormfront.
  
• Federico Iannacci:
  The Linux managing model.
  
• Barbara Crump, Andrea McIlroy:
  The digital divide: Why the "don't-wants-tos" won't compute: Lessons from a New Zealand ICT project.
  
• Michael Gurstein:
  Effective use: A community informatics strategy beyond the Digital Divide.
  
• Andrea Ciffolilli:
  Phantom authority, self-selective recruitment and retention of members in virtual communities: The case of Wikipedia.