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Collab-U  (1, 1)
CMC Play  (1, 2)
E-Commerce  (1, 3)
Symposium (1, 4)
Net Law, I  (2, 1)
Net Law, II  (2, 2)
Info Spaces  (2, 3)
Usenet  (2, 4)
Net Study  (3, 1)
VE’s, I  (3, 2)
VE’s, II  (3, 3)
VO’s  (3,4)
O-Journal (4,1)
Higher Ed, I (4,2)
Higher Ed, 2 (4,3)
Conversation (4,4)
Cyberspace (5,1)
WebCommerce (5,2)
CM Markets (5,3)
Visual CMC (5,4)
Internet Research (6,1)

Views of the Net (6,2)

Margaret McLaughlin and Sheizaf Rafaeli, Editors

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Changing Roles of Online Journalists           How are journalists and their jobs changing? Can journalism be a force for cohesion in an increasingly fragmented society? Locating Information in an Online Newspaper            How do reading-manipulation techniques like scrolling and using hyperlinks affect readers' ability to locate information in an online newspaper?

Community or Colony: Online Newspapers and the Web           The early ideals of democratic community-building in cyberspace are encountering resistance as newspaper organizations delineate "virtual geographic space" and stake out "territory" on the Web. Germany's Dailies on the World Wide Web           Online publishers and users base their activities and/or expectations on the print newspaper and use or design their product accordingly.

Who Pays for Content?            The author looks at how interactivity, audience size, and the value site creators place on intellectual property affect content funding at a sample of 395 Web sites.

Special Issue Editors: Carolyn Cline and Patricia Riley