Savage Minds

Notes and Queries in Anthropology - A group blog

A Searchable database of anthropological texts.

dr reinhold grether's list of internet researchers - netzwissenschaft.de is mapping the emerging infrastructures of all (inter)net research endeavours

A web resource for ethnographic approaches to studying Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs). The site is based at the London School of Economics, Department of Sociology, and aims to network the growing ranks of ICT ethnographers, increasing communication and awareness of our work.

Cybersociology is a non-profit multi-disciplinary webzine dedicated to the critical discussion of the internet, cyberspace, cyberculture and life online.

Ethical and legal aspects of human subjects research in Cyberspace.

This arena provides information about Taylor & Francis's books, journals and electronic publishing, as well as a wealth of useful subject-related resources for researchers, teachers and students.

These texts were created and shared by people active on the FutureCulture and Cybermind mailing lists. The sharing of texts is important and valuable.

Vol5, No1. Searching for Cyberspace. Extremely useful and interesting articles in this eJournal produced by The Annenberg School for Communication.

The Journal of Virtual Environments is a refereed electronic journal which publishes research that relates to Virtual Environments or makes use of Virtual Environments. Of particular interest are anthropological, psychological, and sociological approaches, as are the practical and technical aspects of creating, maintaining and administrating VEs. Both empirical and theoretical works are welcome. The Journal also publishes "Comments" (shorter pieces which propose new directions for research on Virtual Environments) and book reviews.

Comprehensive list of internet researchers with links to home pages

Wired magazine is the journal of record for the future. It's daring. Compelling. Innovative. Courageous. Insightful. It speaks not just to high-tech professionals and the business savvy, but also to the forward-looking, the culturally astute, and the simply curious.

Some interesting links here.

Cybersoc is an online resource and blog by Robin Hamman for social scientists interested in the study of the internet, cyberspace, computer mediated communication, and online communities.

This website is a must for those interested in gender and the internet. Composed by Jennifer Vaughn.

International Conference: 25-27 March 1998, Bristol, UK Session Themes at IRISS '98. Slightly dated but still useful site.

This is an online, non-profit organization whose purpose is to assist those who research, study, and teach cyberculture.

Website by Albert Benschop (University of Amsterdam) with lots of information.

The objective of the WWW Virtual Library: Anthropology is to provide a comprehensive listing of Internet resources relating to anthropology. This library serves as a starting point for research projects, networking opportunities,and general information pertaining to the broad discipline of anthropology. This library categorizes Internet resources that are specifically produced by anthropologists and also resources that are applicable to the various sub-fields of Anthropology.

Collection of Resources

To facilitate and promote the writing, publishing, and reading of literature in electronic media