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Get outa town: Internet Research 8.0

By alex | Published: 10/12/2007
Next week is conference time. No, not CMJ–that’s right here in the Big Apple. And not 4S either–are all the conferences in Montreal these days? No, I’m making my regular trip out to the annual conference of the Association of Internet Researchers, appropriately entitled Internet Research out in Vancouver. I had initially intended to make […]
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Supporting Internet Research 8.0 in Vancouver

By alex | Published: 4/27/2007
It’s not too late to become a sponsor of the Internet Research conference in Vancouver this year. On my about page, I note that I will sometimes promote organizations I’m involved in, and this is one of those cases. The IR conference is a great opportunity to make clear your commitment to social research on […]
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PodCamp & Virtual Hermits

By alex | Published: 4/4/2007
The whole idea of living in Manhattan was that, unlike Buffalo, I would be at the center of universe, and could go and do everything. And yet, I hardly have time to blog this semester (yes, I’m still alive), let alone go a mile downtown to do cool things. What cool things? Well, I managed […]
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Dr. W. Reid Cornwell

By alex | Published: 11/3/2006
I help out with technical matters for the Association of Internet Researchers. Anyone who does social research on the internet knows about the AIR-L listserv. As a graduate student, it was a bit of a lifeline. At the time, people interested in the social aspects of networked technology were fewer and farther between, and this […]
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