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Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine
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ISSN 1076-027X / Volume 2, Number 5 / May 1, 1995 / Page 1
- Editor's Page
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- Return to the Internet World
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There's Gold in Them Thar Phone Lines
Amelia DeLoach explores the issues arising from the
Spring '95 Internet World Conference and Exhibition which took place
in San Jose April 10-13th.
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New Directions at Internet World
John December attended Internet World in San Jose, and reports
on some aspects of the "look and feel" of the conference.
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The Cutting Edge: News in Brief
Chris Lapham continues with more news from Internet World and beyond,
including the latest on CompuServe, Yahoo, and the '96 Olympics.
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I Survived Comdex
John December was in Atlanta for the end of Freaknik and the start of
"Geeknik"--the '95 Spring Comdex (Computer dealers expo).
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Exploring New York City's Online Community
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Michael Hauben
reports on the life of New York
online, touching on
both the idea and the realization
of community online.
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How Will This Improve Student Writing?"
Reflections on an Exploratory Study of On-line and Off-Line Texts
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Steve Krause questions whether
online class discussion actually improves student writing.
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Slick, But Not Complete
Sean McCandless reviews
Internet Slick Tricks,
an introductory Internet book from
Alfred and Emily Glossbrenner.
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Editorial
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Gramercy Press on the Web: MCI's Ambiguous Adventure in Advertising
Have you met Darlene (one of the Web's
most popular characters)?
Kevin Hunt critiques
Darlene's home on
MCI's Gramercy Press site.
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From the Nets
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Pomp and Circuit-stance by Lisa Schmeiser
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Mbox
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Responding to last month's review of Being Digital,
Shayne Weyker comments on Nicholas Negroponte's "demo or die"
philosophy at MIT's Media Lab.
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The Last Link
Representation(s) and a Sense of Self:
The Subtle Abstractions of MOO Talk
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Stephen Doheny-Farina examines the subtle language abstractions possible
in Multiple User Dialogues--Object Oriented (MOOs).
Letters to the editor always welcome:
mailto:john@december.com