[xmca] What is web culture?

The following paper may be of interest to XMCA'ites both for what it has to
say about the local/global dynamic involving the internet and the fact that
it is part of a discussion about
"web culture" which may contribute to our discussion of the culture concept.
mike
http://johnpostill.co.uk/articles/postill_localising_net.pdf

Regards,

Julian
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Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 12:13:43 -0600
From: "Hall, Richard H." <rhall@mst.edu>
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1) How would you define web culture?
2) How is it unique, in comparison to other cultures?
3) What are some good/classic resources on the web describing and defining
web culture?

... Thanks ... Richard

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Richard H. Hall
Professor and Program Director, Information Science and Technology
Missouri S&T
http://mst.edu/~rhall <http://mst.edu/%7Erhall>
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