Researching the Internet

The turn of the millennium saw the publication of four important Internet ethnographies: Hakken's Cyborgs@cyberspace?(1999), Zurawski's Virtuelle Ethnizität(2000), Hine's Virtual ethnography (2000), and Miller and Slater's (2000) The Internet: an ethnographic approach. The authors of those pioneering studies grappled with difficult questions that still occupy Internet researchers today, such as interaction and identity in cyberspace, the virtual vs the actual, technological appropriation and obsolescence, the digital divide, and the prospects and limitations of on-line ethnography

Annals · Citation · Cyberspace · Ethnography · Library science · Media studies · Sociology · The Internet · World Wide Web · Anthropology · Classics · Computer Science · Cultural Industries and Urban Development · History · Participatory Visual Research Methods · Urban Planning and Governance

• Researching Transforming Communications in Times of Deep Mediatization

  Open Access•Andreas Hepp, Uwe Hasebrink•Communicative Figurations•2018

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• Multicultural Hang Tuah

  Rusaslina Idrus•Indonesia and the Malay World•2016

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• Internet Authorship

  Open Access•Ramesh Srinivasan, Adam Fish•Journal of Computer-Mediated…•2009

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• Social media as online archives

  Kiran Vinod Bhatia•Contemporary South Asia•2020

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• Social Media Ethnography

  Open Access•John Postill, Sarah Pink•Media International Australia•2012

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• The Rif again!' popular uprisings and resurgent violence in post-transitional Morocco

  Zakaria Rhani, Khalid Nabalssi et al.•The Journal of North African…•2022

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• Localizing the Internet

  John Postill•Localizing the Internet•2022

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• Virtual Ethnography

  Christine Hine•Virtual Ethnography•2000

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• Consuming technologies

  Eric Hirsch, Roger Silverstone•Consuming technologies•1992

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• An Introduction to Cybercultures

  David Bell•Introduction to Cybercultures•2006

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• The Performance of Humor in Computer-Mediated Communication

  Open Access•Nancy K Baym•Journal of Computer-Mediated…•2006

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• Theorising media as practice

  N Couldry•Social Semiotics•2004

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• Between Geography and Philosophy

  Edward S Casey•Annals of the Association of…•2001

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• Doing Sensory Ethnography

  Sarah Pink•Doing Sensory Ethnography•2009

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• Imagined communities

  Benedict Anderson•Imagined communities•1991

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• Localizing the internet beyond communities and networks

  Open Access•John Postill•New Media & Society•2008

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• Bindings against Boundaries

  Open Access•T Ingold•Environment and Planning A…•2008

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• The Internet

  D Miller, D Slater•The Internet•2000

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• Cyborgs @ Cyberspace

  Open Access•Susan Parman•American Anthropologist•2000

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• Space

  Open Access•Nigel Thrift•Theory Culture & Society•2006

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