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is a non-profit multi-disciplinary webzine dedicated to the critical discussion of the internet, cyberspace, cyberculture and life online. cybersociology was edited and published by robin hamman between 1997-1999. about was launched on 10 october 1997 as a forum for the cross-disciplinary academic discussion of life online. it ran for approximately two years, until 01 september 1999, and seven web based issues were published: issue 1: cybersex and cyber-romance issue 2: virtual communities issue 3: digital third worlds issue 4: open topic issue 5: grassroots political activism online (co-edited with micz flor) issue 6: research methodology online issue 7: religion online / techno-spiritualism (co-edited with michel bauwens) contributors ranged from established authors with numerous published books to people publishing work for the first time, from tenured university professors to students at both the postgraduate and undergraduate level, from the usa to many countries of europe to nigeria. was edited by robin hamman who, at the time, had completed his ma in sociology at the university of essex and was studying towards his mphil and later was involved with the hypermedia research centre at the university of westminster. articles by robin have appeared in a number of edited book collections, magazines and major newspapers. he's frequently interviewed by print and broadcast journalists from around the world, including the independent, miami times, bbc radio 2, bbc television and others. robin is now a senior community producer and senior broadcast journalist for the bbc where he is currently heading up the bbc blogs trial , is co-producer for the bbc manchester blog and occasionally reports for bbc five live's radio programme pods and blogs . he blogs at cybersoc.com robin holds a ba in education ( drake , 1995), ma in sociology with distinction ( essex , 1996), mphil in communication studies ( univ of liverpool , 1999) and a pg dip in law ( hertfordshire , 2006). he is currently (2006-2007) also a visiting non-residential fellow at the stanford university's cyberlaw program . he lives near london, england. has been visited at least half a million times and, potentially, two or three times that since statistics have been tracked only sporadically over the years. the site was originally hosted on demon internet but was moved to typepad starting in october 2006. the index page of cybersociology had 204,551 on it's counter when it was moved to it's present location here. bookmark this: del.icio.us l digg l furl l ma.gnolia l newsvine l reddit l yahoo myweb posted by robin hamman | permalink | comments (35) | trackback (0) issue 1: cybersex and cyber-romance (10 oct. 1997) researching cybersex in online chat rooms: the ethnographic approach by: robin hamman -- online chat rooms have become the singles pubs of the nineties: a place where young people can go to meet new people, build friendships, find romance, and have safe sex. [ portugese translation by luciano almeida , march 2000] robin hamman talks about the use of ethnographic research methodology in researching sex online. this is based on his ma sociology dissertation, cyborgasms: cybersex amongst multiple-selves and cyborgs in the narrow bandwidth space of aol chat rooms . erving goffman, dramaturgy, and on-line relationships by: nikki sannicolas -- nikki sannicolas, a social and behavioral sciences major at california state university, monterey bay has written an excellent paper that uses goffman's theories of drama and life scripts to take a refreshingly original look at online relationships. cyber-charade by: cara -- poetry is often a powerful way for an author to convey their feelings about a subject. freelance writer cara has accurately captured the feelings and emotions of cybersex participants in cyber-charade , a collection of brilliant poetry about cybersex. new to cyber liaisons by: sue -- sue, a writer with a physical disability, has written a candid personal account of an email-romance and cybersex . although it's not written by a social scientist, it provides some wonderful insights into how online romances grow and how online couples can become interested in cybersex. kevin garber, radio 702 south africa, interviews robin hamman about cybersex: read the transcript book review : sherry turkle, "life on the screen: identity in the age of the internet" simon and schuster, 1996 - review by jennifer jannuska , an ll.b. candidate at the faculty of law, university of windsor, windsor, ontario, canada. jennifer is presently researching the impact of internet technologies on copyright. this issue of cybersociology also included site reviews of sandy stone and david silver's resource center for cyberculture studies . posted by robin hamman | permalink | comments (114) | trackback (0) issue 2: virtual communities (20 nov. 1997) introduction to virtual communities research and issue two by: robin hamman. any sociological study should begin with an investigation of the terms which will be used. in this brief introduction, you will find a useful definition of the term "community", a discussion of what ray oldenburg's "third place" , and some final notes on virtual community. there are also links to three useful annotated bibliographies of articles and books about virtual communities. seniors and the internet by: joyce philbeck, east carolina university, dept. of sociology. this is the first article i've seen which investigates the use of the internet by senior citizens and retired persons. using a complimentary mixture of qualitative and quantitative cybersociological methods, joyce makes some interesting observations about this seldom studied group of internet users. irc on austnet - an example of a virtual community by: cyberrdewd. this essay takes a brief look at the austnet (based in australia) irc network. cyberrdewd demonstrates that can indeed be observed in chat rooms. this article concludes with a few informed speculations regarding the future of digital communities. quake-ing in my boots: >clan:community< construction in an online gamer population by. mary-anne breeze. this essay takes us into the bloody world of quake, an online multi-player game, where we discover a thriving virtual community. breeze also investigates what happens when members of this virtual community go offline in wollongong, australia. special feature: british universities offering courses on cyberspace compiled by: robin hamman. after getting a late start (compared to north america) on the study of virtual communities and cyberspace, universities in the united kingdom are coming on strong with at least 6 offering courses on cyberspace. this feature will be updated if further submissions come in so if you are looking for a place for post-graduate study in the uk starting next year check this spot again. universities are invited to email robin with further submissions. this issue included reviews to electric minds and high noon on the electric frontier. posted by robin hamman | permalink | comments (111) | trackback (0) issue 3: digital third worlds (date unknown) [lost article] introduction to digital third worlds: by robin hamman, hypermedia research centre, university of westminster (london). what are digital third worlds and where are we likely to find them? why are digital worlds not connected to the "global" internet? how might we help provide solutions for this inequality of access? the changing face of society by: kirsten smith. a south african, smith explores the world wide web only to find that it isn't so wor ldwide afterall. a good deal of determination, time, and financial resources are needed if we are to get more disadvantaged people, especially in developing regions, online. but if we don't start creating web sites and information resources that suit their needs and views, there's probably not much point. a new eldorado, or a ticket to the first world? by: nelly lejter. in this article, nelly lej

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