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rskr_au's library [7 articles]

Recent papers added to rskr_au's library ordered by importance.
  • Towards correlated random networks
    (14 Sep 2005)
    by W Pietsch
    posted to blog by rskr_au on 2005-09-20 12:12:46 as *** along with 2 people and 2 groups nettraq korakot Philosophy_of_Information Blog_and_Wiki_Research
  • Making sense of RSS
    He@lth Information on the Internet, Vol. 46, No. 1. (August 2005), pp. 5-5.
    by Fran Wilkie
    posted to blog by rskr_au on 2005-08-08 11:17:50 as *** along with 4 people and 3 groups alisonruth wcrosbie nswhealthlibrary MoritzStefaner Wikipedia CoP_CMS SITCRC
  • Technically Speaking: Blah, Blah, Blog
    Spectrum, IEEE, Vol. 40, No. 12. (2003), pp. 60-60.
    by P Mcfedries
    posted to no-tag by rskr_au on 2005-07-25 04:26:27 as *** along with 8 people and 2 groups vera richardfreeman indratmo moreno Rsavi alisonruth sachac Asur utoronto-iml SITCRC
  • What Would It Mean to Blog on the Semantic Web?
    Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 3298 (October 2004), pp. 214-228.
    by David R Karger, Dennis Quan
    posted to no-tag by rskr_au on 2005-07-25 04:23:51 as *** along with 7 people and 4 groups rickl dsilva indratmo freecia ryanshaw sachac BenjaminHeitmann sims_phd_cohort_2005 digital_youth utoronto-iml the-blank-net
  • We Blog: Publishing Online with Weblogs
    (2002)
    by Paul Bausch, Matthew Haughey, Meg Hourihan
    posted to no-tag by rskr_au on 2005-07-25 04:22:38 as *** along with 1 person danaeshell
  • `My blog is me': Texts and persons in UK online journal culture (and anthropology)
    Ethnos, Vol. 70, No. 2. (June 2005), pp. 220-242.
    by Adam Reed
    posted to no-tag by rskr_au on 2005-07-25 04:27:47 as ** along with 13 people and 4 groups rex A_Olympia tyfn FG chikuwabu fab alisonruth deleon klever pwozny jchia TheRehn fmuhle Philosophy_of_Information Blog_and_Wiki_Research ETEC533 SITCRC
  • Why we blog
    Commun. ACM, Vol. 47, No. 12. (December 2004), pp. 41-46.
    by Bonnie A Nardi, Diane J Schiano, Michelle Gumbrecht, Luke Swartz
    posted to blog by rskr_au on 2005-07-25 04:20:37 as ** along with 56 people and 21 groups willwade scottadams schweer lisfaurholt magnusenger A_Olympia PatrickD malin tyfn vera vanesam carlblesius scholz lijil lblanken AdrianMiles elisamaximo kevinlim indratmo freecia Rsavi peterpatzer alisonruth sachac wcrosbie CELT aelva birukou llcadle dullhunk gpellegr hpiwowar BenjaminHeitmann paulteusner domenico79 craigtalbert alikocho sproge hkl ElnorRigB sakj madsk mchell nejifer jenna grantyoung jeffmayn tkritikos josephinehaining peefeeyatko zinasahib e_m_zx thesis2007 amirmz Actualal tyttivir Philosophy_of_Information DocSci Blog_and_Wiki_Research mgh-lcs Sociology hst-bmi Wikipedia utoronto-iml OpenArchive CoP_CMS ETEC533 the-blank-net SITCRC CDG social_navigation The_Truants SocialMedia pattern_repositories MASSS Social Web PROFCOM
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