Nicholas W. Jankowski, Steve Jones, Leah A. Lievrouw, and Keith Hampton

Editorial
New Media & Society 2004 6: 5-7. [PDF]  

Leah A. Lievrouw

What’s Changed about New Media? Introduction to the Fifth Anniversary Issue of New Media & Society
New Media & Society 2004 6: 9-15. [PDF] [References]  

Stephen Graham

Beyond the ‘Dazzling Light’: From Dreams of Transcendence to the ‘Remediation’ of Urban Life: A Research Manifesto
New Media & Society 2004 6: 16-25. [PDF] [References]  

Susan C. Herring

Slouching Toward the Ordinary: Current Trends in Computer-Mediated Communication
New Media & Society 2004 6: 26-36. [PDF] [References]  

Andrew Feenberg and Maria Bakardjieva

Virtual Community: No ‘Killer Implication’
New Media & Society 2004 6: 37-43. [PDF] [References]  

Lee Rainie and Peter Bell

The Numbers That Count
New Media & Society 2004 6: 44-54. [PDF] [References]  

David Silver

Internet/Cyberculture/ Digital Culture/New Media/ Fill-in-the-Blank Studies
New Media & Society 2004 6: 55-64. [PDF] [References]  

Peter Lunenfeld

Media Design: New and Improved without the New
New Media & Society 2004 6: 65-70. [PDF] [References]  

Mark Amerika

Anticipating the Present: An Artist’s Intuition
New Media & Society 2004 6: 71-76. [PDF] [References]  

Michael Joyce

‘We Thought We Could Sit Forever in Fun’: New Media and Literary Studies
New Media & Society 2004 6: 77-81. [PDF] [References]  

Thomas Swiss and Jane Hanna

New Media Poetry, Institutional Support, and Art Museumsa
New Media & Society 2004 6: 82-86. [PDF] [References]  

Richard Kahn and Douglas Kellner

New Media and Internet Activism: From the ‘Battle of Seattle’ to Blogging
New Media & Society 2004 6: 87-95. [PDF] [References]  

Robin Mansell

Political Economy, Power and New Media
New Media & Society 2004 6: 96-105. [PDF] [References]  

Andrew Calabrese

Stealth Regulation: Moral Meltdown and Political Radicalism at the Federal Communications Commission
New Media & Society 2004 6: 106-113. [PDF] [References]  

Steven M. Schneider and Kirsten A. Foot

The Web as an Object of Study
New Media & Society 2004 6: 114-122. [PDF] [References]  

Barry Wellman

The Three Ages of Internet Studies: Ten, Five and Zero Years Ago
New Media & Society 2004 6: 123-129. [PDF] [References]  

Nina Wakeford

Pushing at the Boundaries of New Media Studies
New Media & Society 2004 6: 130-136. [PDF] [References]  

Eszter Hargittai

Internet Access and Use in Context
New Media & Society 2004 6: 137-143. [PDF] [References]  

Pablo J. Boczkowski

Books to Think with
New Media & Society 2004 6: 144-150. [PDF] [References]  

Thanks to Reviewers
New Media & Society 2004 6: 151-152. [PDF]  

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