Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine
ISSN 1076-027X / Volume 2, Number 9/ September 1, 1995 / Page 1
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Editor's Page
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Will they Come?...
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New Kids on the Net...
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If you've haven't heard,
online communication
is becoming big business.
A major new public company and a
major new online network were born this
month.
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Marshall
McLuhan Meets William Gibson in
"Cyberspace"
- Mick Doherty
explores the linguistic and
cultural roots of
the term cyberspace.
Does cyberspace even exist?
Or is the term just a pithy
saying that can't be implemented?
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Call for Papers:
Philosophical
Perspectives Free Speech in CMC
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The August 1995 issue of CMC Magazine only touched
the surface of the issues surrounding
free speech, pornography and censorship in
computer-mediated communication.
Dr. Charles Ess
of Drury College
will be the special guest
editor of an upcoming issue of CMC Magazine which
will focus in more detail on philosophical perspectives
of free speech online.
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Call for Papers:
Technological Determinism
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What is the relationship between
communications technology
and human needs?
Are we driven by technology? Or are we
in the driver's seat?
This is a call for papers in
another upcoming special
issue of CMC Magazine.
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A Snake, Some Oil
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Rory McGreal
reviews Clifford Stoll's
Silicon Snake Oil.
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MBOX
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Of Time and pornography...
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From the Nets:
Peeking through the Web's Window
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Lisa Schmeiser
does the equivalent of rummaging in other peoples'
private places,
examining
voyeurism and
personal journals on the Web.
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The Last Link:
The Untimely Death of Yahoo
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Louis B. Rosenfeld
comes here not to condemn Yahoo,
nor to praise it.
Although he lauds the
mighty subject tree,
he predicts its ultimate demise and ruminates on the
Web's lost simplicity.
Letters to the editor always welcome:
mailto:john@december.com