Internet Research Annual

Contents: Mia Consalvo/Caroline Haythornthwaite: Introduction – Susanna Paasonen: Family Romance? Generation, Kinship, and Internet Research – Peng-Hwa Ang: The UN and Internet Governance: Fears, Hopes and Possibilities – Lisbeth Klastrup/Pia Svejgaard Pedersen: Blogging for Election: The Use and Function of Blogs as a Communication Tool in a Danish Parliament Election Campaign – Alla Genkina: Socially Aware Solutions to Motion Picture Piracy – Sonia Livingstone: Opportunities and Constraints Framing Children and Young People’s Internet Use – Malin Sveningsson Elm: Young Men’s Gender and Identity Work in a Swedish Web Community – David Fono/Kate Raynes-Goldie: Hyperfriendship and Beyond: Friends and Social Norms on LiveJournal – Sandra Harrison: Transgressions, Miscommunication and Flames: Problematic Incidents in email Discussions – Saskia Sassen: Digital Formations: The Intersection of Technical and Social Logics in Electronic Space – John Lannon: The Internet and Collective Consciousness: An Exploration of Spiritually Based Social Movements Online – Chheng-Hong Ho: Negotiating Motherhood Using ICTs in Taiwan-US Transnational Households – Florence Chee/Richard K. Smith: Online Gamers and the Ambiguity of Community: Korean Definitions of Togetherness for a New Generation – Klaus Bruhn Jensen/Rasmus Helles: The Silent Web - A Qualitative Study of Sound as Information and Communication in Websites – Suely Fragoso: Sampling the Web: Discussing Strategies for the Selection of Brazilian Websites for Quanti-qualitative Analysis.