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Tragedy of the FOSS Commons? Investigating the Institutional Designs of Free/Libre and Open Source Software Projects

Transaction Costs and the Social Costs of Online Privacy

Transitioning to Open Access (OA)

Transliteracy: Crossing Divides

Traveling with Communication Technologies in Space, Time, and Everyday Life: An Exploration of Their Impact

Trends Emerging More Clearly: Business Models of News Web Sites

Trust but Verify: Caution in the Application of Internet-Based Research

Trust in Electronic Markets: The Convergence of Cryptographers and Economists

Trust Management on the World Wide Web

Ubuntuism, Commodification, and the Software Dialectic

Uncloaking Terrorist Networks

Understanding Hypertext Cognition: Developing Mental Models to Aid Users Comprehension

Understanding Infrastructure: History, Heuristics, and Cyberinfrastructure Policy

Understanding Online Message Dissemination: Analyzing Send a Message to a Friend Data

Understanding the Privacy Space

Unexploited Resources of Online Education for Democracy — Why the Future Should Belong to OpenCourseWare

University Internet Cafés: One More Cup of Information for the Road

Unpacking I Dont Want It — Why Novices and Non-Users Dont Use the Internet

Urban Screens: The Beginning of a Universal Visual Culture

Urban Screens: Towards the Convergence of Architecture and Audiovisual Media

Usability@90mph: Presenting and Evaluating a New, High-Speed Method for Demonstrating User Testing in Front of an Audience

Use and Importance of the Internet at the University of Maiduguri, Nigeria

User Design and the Democratization of the Mobile Phone

Users with Disability Need Not Apply? Web Accessibility in Ireland

Using a Tetradic Network Technique and a Transaction Cost Economic Analysis to Illustrate an Economic Model for an Open Access Medical Journal

Using an Intelligent Agent to Enhance Search Engine Performance

Using Digitized Primary Source Materials in the Classroom: A Colorado Case Study

Using the Internet to Enable Developing Country Universities to Meet the Challenges of Globalization through Collaborative Virtual Programmes

The Social Life of Documents

The Social Structure of Free and Open Source Software Development

The Soundproof Book: Exploration of Rights Conflict and Access to Commercial eBooks for People with Disabilities

The State of Copyright Activism

The State of the Nation: A Snapshot of Australian Institutional Repositories

The Street Performer Protocol and Digital Copyrights

The Syracuse University Library Radius Project: Development of a Non-Destructive Playback System for Cylinder Recordings

The Tensions of Securing Cyberspace: The Internet, State Power and The National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace

The Unacknowledged Convergence of Open Source, Open Access, and Open Science

The Unnoticed Presidential Transition: Whither Whitehouse.gov?

The Urban Incubator: (De)constructive (Re)presentation of Heterotopian Spatiality and Virtual Image(ries)

The Usability of Open Source Software

The Use of Focus Groups in the Design and Development of a National Labor Exchange System

The Use of the Internet for Political Action by Non-State Dissident Actors in the Middle East

The Use of the Internet to Activate Latent Ties in Scholarly Communities

The Uses of Networking for Promoting Sociological Research

The Value of Openness in an Attention Economy

The Virtual Agora: Online Ethical Dialogues and Professional Communities

The Virtual University and College Life: Some Unintended Consequences for Democratic Citizenship

The Visible Problems of the Invisible Computer: A Skeptical Look at Information Appliances

The Wall Street Performer Protocol: Using Software Completion Bonds to Fund Open Source Software Development

The WebCommunicators: Issues in Research into Online Journalism and Journalists

The WIMBA Experience: Technology in the Rio Grande Valley

The Work of Education in the Age of e-College

The Work of Information Mediators: A Comparison of Librarians and Intelligent Software Agents

The Work of the Encyclopedia in the Age of Electronic Reproduction

The World Is Not Flat: Expertise and InPhO

The X-Stop Files

Theories and Models of and for Online Learning

Theres No Such Thing as Free Software (And Its a Good Thing, Too)

They Threw Me a Computer… But What I Really Needed Was a Life Preserver

Tight Prior Open Source Equilibrium: The Rise of Open Source as a Source of Economic Welfare

To Catch a Predator? The MySpace Moral Panic

TOOL: The Open Opinion Layer

The Life of the Law Online

The Limits of Web-Based Empowerment: Integrated Water Resource Management Case Studies

The Looming Infrastructure Plateau? Space, Funding, Connection Speed, and the Ability of Public Libraries to Meet the Demand for Free Internet Access

The Maine Music Box

The Many Paradoxes of Broadband

The Medias Portrayal of Hacking, Hackers, and Hacktivism before and after September 11

The Medical Journal Meets the Internet

The Mentality of Homo Interneticus: Some Ongian Postulates

The Mysterious Disappearance of the White House Speech Archive

The Napster Network Community

The Net and Netizens: The Impact of the Net on Peoples Lives. In: Netizens: On the History and Impact of Usenet and the Internet, Chapter 1

The Network Society: A Shift in Cognitive Ecologies?

The New Civic Virtue of the Internet

The New Mobile Scholar and the Effective Use of Information and Communication Technology

The New Shape of Online Community: The Example of Swedish Independent Music Fandom

The Next Stage: Moving from Isolated Digital Collections to Interoperable Digital Libraries

The Orbiten Free Software Survey

The Penguin in Peril: SCOs Legal Threats to Linux

The Plant Information Center

The Poetics of Urban Media Surfaces

The Politics of Public Space in the Media City

The Politics of the Libre Commons

The Potential Disruptive Impact of Internet 2 Based Technologies

The Potential of the Internet for Non-Profit Organizations

The Power and Problems of Public Media

The Premise and the Promise of a Global Information Infrastructure

The Processed Book

The Promise of Noöpolitik

The Protestant Ethic Strikes Back: Open Source Developers and the Ethic of Capitalism

The Realities of Free/Libre/Open Source Software Developers in Japan and Asia

The Rise and Fall of a Facebook Hate Group

The Role of Museums in Online Teaching, Learning, and Research

The Role of Patents in Technology Markets: Issues Pertaining to Data Collection and Analysis

The Second-Level Digital Divide of the Web and Its Impact on Journalism

The Semiotics of SimCity

The Shroud of Lecturing

The Size and Growth Rate of the Internet