“Telecom Infrastructures: Old Delhi,” New Delhi, June 21, 2002 ..... Michael Longford
Michael Longford is an Associate Professor in the Department of Design and Computation Arts at Concordia University in Montreal. His creative work and research activities reside at the intersection of photography, graphic design, and new media. Currently, he is a co-principle investigator for the Mobile Digital Commons Network (MDCN), a joint research project launched by Concordia University and the Banff New Media Institute. He has organized numerous workshops, artist talks, exhibitions, and conferences. He is a founding member of Hexagram: Institute for Research and Creation in Media Arts and Technologies and belongs to the Advanced Digital Imaging and 3D Rapid Prototyping Group. Email: longford@alcor.concordia.ca.
Table of Contents
Editorial
| Life on Line |
HTML
PDF
|
|
Kim Sawchuk |
|
Articles
| How Connected Are Canadians? Inequities in Canadian Households' Internet Access |
Abstract HTML
PDF
|
|
Catherine A Middleton, Christine Sorensen |
|
| Everyday Fandom: Fan Clubs, Blogging, and the Quotidian Rhythms of the Internet |
Abstract HTML
PDF
|
|
Paul Theberge |
|
| "You can see anything on the internet, you can do anything on the internet!": Young Canadians Talk about the Internet |
Abstract HTML
PDF
|
|
Leslie R. Shade, Nikki Porter, Wendy Sanchez |
|
| Data Mining the Kids: Surveillance and Market Research Strategies in Children's Online Games |
Abstract HTML
PDF
|
|
Grace Chung, Sara M Grimes |
|
| Negotiating Electronic Surveillance in the Workplace: A Study of Collective Agreements in Canada |
Abstract HTML
PDF
|
|
Simon J Kiss, Vincent Mosco |
|
| Networks and Layers: Technocultural Encodings of the World Wide Web |
Abstract HTML
PDF
|
|
Ganaele M Langlois |
|
| The Divergent Anarcho-utopian Discourses of the Open Source Software Movement |
Abstract HTML
PDF
|
|
Dale A Bradley |
|
| Pundits, Ideologues, and the Ranters: The British Columbia Election Online |
Abstract HTML
PDF
|
|
Harold J Jansen, Royce Koop |
|
| Civility in Online Discussion: The Case of the Foreign Policy Dialogue |
Abstract HTML
PDF
|
|
Christie Hurrell |
|
Commentary
| Bill C-60 and Copyright in Canada: Opportunities Lost and Found |
Abstract HTML
PDF
|
|
Laura J Murray |
|
| Be Careful What You Wish For: Dilemmas of Democracy and Technology |
Abstract HTML
PDF
|
|
Darin David Barney |
|
| It's Time to Redefine Journalism Education in Canada |
Abstract HTML
PDF
|
|
Mike Gasher |
|
Review Essay
| The Mainstreaming of Media Critique |
Abstract HTML
PDF
|
|
Derek Hrynyshyn |
|
| The Material Turn: Making Digital Media Real (Again) |
HTML
PDF
|
|
Andreas G. Kitzmann |
|
Reviews
| Studies in Political Economy: Developments in Feminism |
HTML
PDF
|
|
Faiza H Hirji |
|
| Mass Media Communication in Canada |
HTML
PDF
|
|
James J Killingsworth |
|
| Dialogue on the Internet: Language, Civic Identity,and Computer-Mediated Communication |
HTML
PDF
|
|
Kristina C. Marcellus |
|
| Understanding Me: Lectures and Interviews by Marshall McLuhan |
HTML
PDF
|
|
Donald Theal |
|
| No Time: Stress and the Crisis of Modern Life |
HTML
PDF
|
|
Robert Babe |
|
| Rhythm Science by Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky that Subliminal Kid; Rhythm Science Audio Companion: Excerpts and Allegories from the Sub Rosa Archives |
HTML
PDF
|
|
Owen B Chapman |
|
| Memory Bytes: History, Technology, and Digital Culture |
HTML
PDF
|
|
Zena Sharman |
|
| Continentalizing Canadian Telecommunications: The Politics of Regulatory Reform |
HTML
PDF
|
|
Myles A. Ruggles |
|
