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Giant nonlinear Hall effect in isospin symmetry broken bilayer graphene. [PDF]
Nat CommunChen H, Hu Q, Boyal P, Loh KP.
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Flaming in electronic communication
Decision Support Systems, 2004Communication through computer networks, electronic salons, and virtual communities has its price. Often relatively anonymous and socially detached, electronic communication allows people to write things online that they would seldom consider saying face-to-face, sometimes generating flames.
Mei Alonzo, Milam W. Aiken
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Electronic communications and communities
Antiquity, 1997The barriers to communication between scholars and between scholars and the public have been falling as the Internet has grown. Although most of the publicity goes to the web, surveys show that the email is used by more people. Since it is based on characters rather than graphics, bandwidth and modem speed are less problematic than they are for web ...
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Social Science Computer Review, 1998
The recent implementation of a community electronic network is examined. The network is intended to help the rural community of Grand Rapids in northern Minnesota keep up with global technological progress. The present study is a baseline examination of social, political, and technological conditions in the community.
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The recent implementation of a community electronic network is examined. The network is intended to help the rural community of Grand Rapids in northern Minnesota keep up with global technological progress. The present study is a baseline examination of social, political, and technological conditions in the community.
Eric Riedel +4 more
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Privacy and electronic communications
Computer Law & Security Report, 2003Abstract Issues of privacy and marketing are once again topical. AOL is suing the senders of spam which has clogged up its network. Location based marketing is a step closer in the UK with the introduction of the first 3G mobile phones. Yet currently the regulation of direct marketing using electronic communications is, at best, confusing.
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CHI '00 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2000
The impacts of new technologies often belie the hopes of proponents and the fears of detractors. For example, Claude Fischer (1992) in his thorough analysis of the diffusion and social effects of the telephone, suggests that the overall effect of this new technology in the early twentieth century was not a dramatic break from the existing social order.
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The impacts of new technologies often belie the hopes of proponents and the fears of detractors. For example, Claude Fischer (1992) in his thorough analysis of the diffusion and social effects of the telephone, suggests that the overall effect of this new technology in the early twentieth century was not a dramatic break from the existing social order.
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It is Easy to Communicate Electronically; It is Hard to Communicate Electronics
Journal of Technical Writing and Communication, 1978Electronic systems are difficult to describe and explain because: 1) electronic systems involve an unusual layering of several different languages, 2) electricity itself is invisible, and may be indefinable, 3) developments in electronics are occurring so rapidly that few people understand its history, and 4) electricity or electronics is impossible ...
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