User attitudes toward online intellectual property reveal how far social norms have strayed from legal notions of ownership.
Catherine C. Marshall
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Why Web Sites Are Lost (and How They’re Sometimes Found)
The Web is in constant flux — new pages and Web sites appear daily, and old pages and sites disappear almost as quickly. One study estimates that about two percent…
Digital Memories in an Era of Ubiquitous Computing and Abundant Storage
A lifetime of digital memories is possible but raises many social, as well as technological, questions.
Keeping Encountered Information
Utility, serendipity, and the pleasure of encountering what we save relies on more than search alone when using PIM tools.
Digital Libraries and Mobility
Digital libraries offer the promise of anywhere, anytime access to vast online holdings. But what does this promise really mean? If we draw on studies of digital…
Going digital: a look at assumptions underlying digital libraries
What are digital libraries, how should they be designed, how will they be used, and what relationship will they bear to what we now call “libraries”? Although…
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