While the Internet contains a virtually-unlimited wealth of information not found in traditional resources, this abundance also may hinder academic research. Anyone can make a website for little or no cost and publish to the world. This bypasses the usual publishing channels and allows opinions to be expressed which may not be credible. Tradition sources may be considered more authoritative on the whole by some for this reason. On the other hand, this widespread publishing ability gives nearly-immediate access to the myriad views of both the average person and the professional world without the limited scope o ...

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Internet research, Internet research - Questions and notes, Internet research - Credibility, Internet research - Methodology, Internet research - Internet research ethics

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EHarmony, EHarmony - Founding and Funding, EHarmony - Methodology, EHarmony - Compatibility research, EHarmony - Membership demographics, EHarmony - Membership, EHarmony - Race, EHarmony - Socio-economic, EHarmony - Religion

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A 2004 list of "coordination and communication technologies" includes: "Innovations and experiences with Intranets, the Internet, WWW" "Innovative installations: CSCW and the arts" "Innovative technologies and architectures to support group activity, awareness and telepresence" "Social and organizational effects of introducing technologies" "Theoretical aspects of coordination and communication" "Methodologies and tools for design and analysis of collaborative practices", e.g. social ...

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Computer-supported collaboration, Computer-supported collaboration - Scope of the field, Computer-supported collaboration - Focused on output, Computer-supported collaboration - Focused on contracts and rendezvous, Computer-supported collaboration - Collaboration is not software, Computer-supported collaboration - May include games, Computer-supported collaboration - Not just about computing, Computer-supported collaboration - Requires protocols, Computer-supported collaboration - Basic tasks, Computer-supported collaboration - Mainstream research, Computer-supported collaboration - Early research, Computer-supported collaboration - ACM conferences, Computer-supported collaboration - Pioneers, Computer-supported collaboration - Politics and business, Computer-supported collaboration - War, Computer-supported collaboration - Current research, Computer-supported collaboration - Voice command, Computer-supported collaboration - Link semantics, Computer-supported collaboration - Identity and privacy, Computer-supported collaboration - Online decision making, Computer-supported collaboration - Collaborative content, Computer-supported collaboration - Collaboratories, Computer-supported collaboration - Workflow, Computer-supported collaboration - Telework and human capital management, Computer-supported collaboration - Productivity paradox, Computer-supported collaboration - Major applications, Computer-supported collaboration - Related fields, Computer-supported collaboration - Sources

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