blog talks

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  1. 1 BlogTalks 1
    1. 1.1 Thomas N. Burg
    2. 1.2 Rebecca Blood
    3. 1.3 Henry Copeland
    4. 1.4 Martin Röll
    5. 1.5 John Hayes
    6. 1.6 Andrius Kulikauskas
    7. 1.7 Dennis G. Jerz
    8. 1.8 Thomas N. Burg
    9. 1.9 Steve Cayzer/Paul Shabajee
    10. 1.10 Lilia Efimova
    11. 1.11 Ethan Eismann/Mary Hodder
    12. 1.12 Maria Cywinskas-Milonas
    13. 1.13 Fernando Tricas/Victor Ruiz/Juan J. Merelo
    14. 1.14 Gernot Tscherteu/Chris Langreiter
    15. 1.15 Sebastian Fiedler
    16. 1.16 Oliver Wrede
    17. 1.17 Gabriela Avram
    18. 1.18 Gilbert Cattoire
    19. 1.19 Ulrich van Stipriaan
    20. 1.20 Jose Luis Orihuela
  2. 2 BlogTalks 2
    1. 2.1 Thomas N. Burg
    2. 2.2 Mark Bernstein
    3. 2.3 Juan J. Merelo/Beatriz Prieto/Fernando Tricas
    4. 2.4 Elmine Wijnia
    5. 2.5 Horst Prillinger
    6. 2.6 Michael Schuster
    7. 2.7 Anjo Anjewierden/Rogier Brussee/Lilia Efimova
    8. 2.8 Martin Roell
    9. 2.9 Markus Oswald/Brigitte Römmer-Nossek/Christina Böhm/Erich Gstrein/Markus F. Peschl
    10. 2.10 Reinhard Prügl/Michael Schuster
    11. 2.11 Stephanie Hendrick and Therese Örnberg
    12. 2.12 Jon Hoem
    13. 2.13 Sebastian Fiedler/Priya Sharma
    14. 2.14 Barbara Ganley
    15. 2.15 Juan J. Merelo / Jose L. Orihuela / Fernando Tricas / Victor Ruiz
  3. 3 BlogTalks Reloaded

1  BlogTalks 1

The book BlogTalks [Euro 16,80] is available via Libri or Amazon.de and other catalogues or your local bookstore, it is produced on demand, there is no stock.

If you have trouble to get the book try to contact hidden-email:ohpuunaqry-qverxg@obq.qr? (they read English) or hidden-email:freivpr@uneenffbjvgm.qr? the latter is especially apt for research libraries.

Its ISBN is 3-901806-99-7.

Table of Contents

Thomas N. Burg

Preface /p7
Introduction /p9

Rebecca Blood

Waging Peace: Using our powers for good /p12

Henry Copeland

Blogging's unique advertising metrics: Passion and hubness /p20

Martin Röll

Business Weblogs - A pragmatic approach to introducing weblogs in medium and large enterprises /p32
http://www.roell.net/publikationen (Available in German and English)

John Hayes

Analysing Weblog Generation Knowledge /p51

Andrius Kulikauskas

The Algebra of Copyright /p60

Dennis G. Jerz

(Meme)X marks the Spot: Theorizing metablogging via "Meme" and "Conduit" /p67

Thomas N. Burg

MonsterMedia - monstrosity in the face of weblogs /p83

Steve Cayzer/Paul Shabajee

Semantic Blogging and Bibliography Management/p 101

Lilia Efimova

Blogs: the stickiness factor /p109
See also story about writing this paper

Ethan Eismann/Mary Hodder

TopicWeblogs and Sustainable Knowledge Production: Learning from the bIPlog /p126

Maria Cywinskas-Milonas

Polish Blogs are C-logs /p149

Fernando Tricas/Victor Ruiz/Juan J. Merelo

Do we live in a small world? Measuring the Spanisch-speaking blogopshere /p158

Gernot Tscherteu/Chris Langreiter

The BlogosphereMap /p174

Sebastian Fiedler

Personal webpublishing as a reflective conversation tool for self-organized learning /p190

Oliver Wrede

Weblogs and Discourse - Weblogs as a transformational technology for higher education and academic research /p217

Gabriela Avram

DIGLIT - a k-log for documenting a project on digital literacy /p239

Gilbert Cattoire

From co-existence to convivality; a leap into direct reality /p247

Ulrich van Stipriaan

In and Out - Communicating the needs of civil engineers /p249

Jose Luis Orihuela

Blogging and the eCommunication Paradigms:10 principles of the new media scenario /p250

This project was supported heavily by the Donau-Universität Krems, Center for New Media

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2  BlogTalks 2

BlogTalks 2.0 is available at Amazon.de or at Libri or at your bookstore. ISBN=3901806741.

If you have trouble in getting the book try to contact hidden-email:ohpuunaqry-qverxg#obq.qr? (they read English) or hidden-email:freivpr#uneenffbjvgm.qr? the latter is especially apt for research libraries.

BlogTalks 2.0 - Table of Contents

Thomas N. Burg

Social Software - an emancipation? On the manifold ways of making ideas and individuals present and visible /p7

Mark Bernstein

The Social Physics of Weblogs /p15

Juan J. Merelo/Beatriz Prieto/Fernando Tricas

Blogosphere community formation, structure, and visualization /p23

Elmine Wijnia

Understanding Weblogs: a communicative perspective /p38

Horst Prillinger

Are You Serious? The Potential and Reality of Weblogs as Mass Media, and Why They Matter /p83

Michael Schuster

Applying Social Network Theory to a small Weblog Community /p96

Anjo Anjewierden/Rogier Brussee/Lilia Efimova

Shared conceptualisations in weblogs /p110

Martin Roell

Distributed KM - Improving Knowledge Workers' Productivity and Organisational Knowledge Sharing with Weblog-based Personal Publishing /p139

Markus Oswald/Brigitte Römmer-Nossek/Christina Böhm/Erich Gstrein/Markus F. Peschl

Enhancing Blogs with a Dual Interaction Design - Concepts and First Experiences /p165

Reinhard Prügl/Michael Schuster

Using Weblogs as Project Management Tools in Research Projects/p180

Stephanie Hendrick and Therese Örnberg

The blog as an immersive space: Moblogging Jokkmokk 2004 /p201

Jon Hoem

Videoblogs as Collective Documentary /p237

Sebastian Fiedler/Priya Sharma

Seeding conversational learning environments: Running a course on personal web publishing and weblogs /p271

Barbara Ganley

Blogging as a Dynamic, Transformative Medium in an American Liberal Arts Classroom /p295

Juan J. Merelo / Jose L. Orihuela / Fernando Tricas / Victor Ruiz

Revisiting the Spanish blogosphere /p339

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3  BlogTalks Reloaded

Burg, Thomas N. / Jan Schmidt (Eds.) ISBN: 3833496142. You can get the book at your bookstore, at Libri.de or at Amazon.de

Table Of Contents

(Thomas N. Burg) <not a preface>

(Thomas N. Burg / Jan Schmidt) Overview

(danah boyd) The significance of social software

(Jan Schmidt) Social Software: Facilitating information-, identity- and relationship management

(Adolfo Estalella) Blogs: From communicative to connective artefacts

(Raquel da Cunha Recuero) Memes and social dynamics in weblogs

(Elmine Wijnia / Ton Zijlstra) The IFCCC Patchwork Portal

(Alexandre Passant / Jean-David Sta / Philippe Laublet) Folksonomies, ontologies and corporate blogging

(Uldis Bojars / John Breslin / Alexandre Passant) SIOC Browser – Towards a richer blog browsing experience

(Kathleen Fitzpatrick) The Pleasure of the Blog: The Early Novel, the Serial, and the Narrative Archive

(Roland Abold / Maren Heltsche) Weblogs in political campaigns: The critical success factors

(Anne Bartlett-Bragg) Reflections on pedagogy: Understanding adult learners’ experiences of weblogs

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