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Belonging and loneliness in cyberspace: impacts of social media on adolescents’ well-being
, 2021Objectives: The rapidly shifting landscape of social media technology presents challenges to researchers and clinicians attempting to understand the impact of such technology on individuals’ psychosocial development.
D. Smith, T. Leonis, S. Anandavalli
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Against Sovereignty in Cyberspace
International Studies Review, 2020In discussing the historical origins of sovereignty, Jens Bartelson (2018, 510) wrote, “Making sense of sovereignty . . . entails making sense of its component terms—supreme authority and territory—and how these terms were forged together into a ...
Milton L. Mueller
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Cyberspace and cityscapes: on the emergence of platform urbanism
Urban Geography, 2020Technological modes of urbanism continue to transform and expand with new technologies, new actors, and new developments that are ripe for critical geographical analysis.
Jathan Sadowski
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The CAGE around cyberspace? How digital innovations internationalize in a virtual world
, 2020This paper analyzes some salient factors affecting the internationalization speed of digital innovations by tracking international penetrations of 127 apps at Apple's app store.
Noman Shaheer, Sa-Li Li
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Computers in Human Behavior, 2020
This study integrates protection motivation theory and theory of reasoned action to investigate knowledge withholding in cyberspace, which is a highly prevalent counterproductive knowledge behavior but has received limited attention.
Dongmi Wu
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This study integrates protection motivation theory and theory of reasoned action to investigate knowledge withholding in cyberspace, which is a highly prevalent counterproductive knowledge behavior but has received limited attention.
Dongmi Wu
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Deterrence by denial in cyberspace
The Journal of Strategic Studies, 2021Many scholars and practitioners are unconvinced that cyber deterrence is possible. This article aims to demonstrate why some of this skepticism is misplaced, as well as provide greater clarity and conceptual rigor to the proliferation of arguments within
Erica D. Borghard, Shawn W. Lonergan
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CyberPsychology & Behavior, 2001
Knowing how others perceive us is an important aspect of social life. "Impression meta-accuracy" is the extent to which we are correct in our assumptions about the impressions others have formed of us. The goal of this study was to compare meta-accuracy of WWW homepage creators to meta-accuracy of people in face-to-face interactions.
Richard C. Sherman +6 more
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Knowing how others perceive us is an important aspect of social life. "Impression meta-accuracy" is the extent to which we are correct in our assumptions about the impressions others have formed of us. The goal of this study was to compare meta-accuracy of WWW homepage creators to meta-accuracy of people in face-to-face interactions.
Richard C. Sherman +6 more
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Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2000
: Internet, World Wide Web, Ultrasound, Obstetrics, GynecologyWhether we like it or not, the information revolution isbecoming an ever-increasing part of our daily personal andprofessional lives. To keep pace with these rapid changes,the ‘White Journal’ will from time to time focus ontechnological topics that are relevant to obstetric andgynecological ...
I E, Zador, R J, Sokol
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: Internet, World Wide Web, Ultrasound, Obstetrics, GynecologyWhether we like it or not, the information revolution isbecoming an ever-increasing part of our daily personal andprofessional lives. To keep pace with these rapid changes,the ‘White Journal’ will from time to time focus ontechnological topics that are relevant to obstetric andgynecological ...
I E, Zador, R J, Sokol
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Towards automatic fingerprinting of IoT devices in the cyberspace
Comput. Networks, 2019Nowadays, the cyberspace consists of an increasing number of IoT devices, such as net-printers, webcams, and routers. Illuminating the nature of online devices would provide insights into detecting potentially vulnerable devices on the Internet. However,
Kai-Ts'ung Yang, Qiang Li, Limin Sun
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Proceedings of the 7th workshop on ACM SIGOPS European workshop Systems support for worldwide applications - EW 7, 1996
Consider the information 'terrain' in which we browse and interact over the Internet, principally the World Wide Web but also USENET, email and IRC. This differs in several basic ways from the territory that we are used to: We can be - and often want to be - in several places at once. The information terrain is hard to navigate.
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Consider the information 'terrain' in which we browse and interact over the Internet, principally the World Wide Web but also USENET, email and IRC. This differs in several basic ways from the territory that we are used to: We can be - and often want to be - in several places at once. The information terrain is hard to navigate.
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