Archive for June, 2008
Online Seminar on the Network Society by Castells and Dutton
1 Comment Published by Bill June 27th, 2008 in Information Communication and the Social Sciences, *OIINEWS, General Interest, OII, Research and Learning, Social InformaticsProfessor Manuel Castells and I will be teaching an online seminar this autumn, entitled ‘Interdisciplinary Analysis of the Network Society’. This is a doctoral research seminar available to doctoral students at the University of Oxford and Internet Interdisciplinary Institute, conducted on-line through the virtual campus of the Open University of Catalonia. The seminar will be [...]
Data Handling Procedures Across Government: Report of the UK Cabinet Office
0 Comments Published by Bill June 26th, 2008 in eGovernment, Social IssuesThe UK’s Cabinet Office has issued its final report on data handling procedures across government. There has been a great deal of press coverage of many instances of missing discs, laptops and personal data. While it is important not to excuse such lapses, it is equally important to recognize that the public sector has begun [...]
New Research Fellowship with Oxford e-Social Science Project
0 Comments Published by Bill June 22nd, 2008 in *OIINEWSThere is a new research fellowship opening that will be associated with the Oxford e-Social Science Project. The position will be based at the Said School of Business, in the James Martin Institute, and will involve the conduct of one or more longitudinal ethnographic studies of e-Research practices. See the Further Particulars: Further Particulars for [...]
Telecommunication-Transportation Tradeoffs Revisited
0 Comments Published by Bill June 11th, 2008 in Information Communication and the Social Sciences, *OIINEWS, General Interest, Internet and Everyday Life, Social IssuesIn the 1970s, Jack Nilles pioneered research on the impact of telecommunications on transportation. He sought to design approaches to reducing travel through the created use of more decentralized work practices, enabled by telecommunications. (Nilles, J.M., et al (1977). The telecommunication transportation tradeoff. New York: John Wiley & Sons.) Most studies at the time, and [...]
A Surveillance Society?
0 Comments Published by Bill June 9th, 2008 in *OIINEWS, eGovernment, General Interest, Internet and Everyday Life, Internet Governance, Political Implications, Social IssuesThe UK’s House of Commons Home Affairs Select Committee has published its report on ‘A Surveillance Society? Fifth Report of Session 2007-08, Vol. I.’. It has generated a wide range of press reports, which have been aggregated at: news.google.com The full report by the committee is online and available at: publications.parliament.uk (pdf) May I also [...]
The Fifth Estate and Fraudulent Stock Promotions
0 Comments Published by Bill June 9th, 2008 in Fifth Estate, General Interest, Governance, Internet and Everyday Life, Social Issues, Stock Market, UncategorizedStock Promotion and the Fifth Estate I have been writing about the Fifth Estate, discussing the ways in which networked individuals, enabled by the Internet, can hold other actors more accountable. Reacting to this work, a colleague spoke with me about the ways in which the Internet is providing a means for investors to network [...]
Fifth Estate posted on SSRN
0 Comments Published by Bill June 7th, 2008 in Information Communication and the Social Sciences, Fifth Estate, Internet and Everyday Life, Internet Governance, OII, Political Implications, Shaping the Internet, Social Issues, Social Science ResearchThe text for my lecture, ‘Through the Networks (of Networks) — the Fifth Estate’ is now posted on SSRN. I hope this makes it more easily accessible. As always, comments are most welcome, as I am continuing to develop this concept. Dutton, William H., “Through the Network of Networks – The Fifth Estate” (October 15, [...]
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