[Air-l] refs needed: analysis of users' internet traffic

[Sue Cranmer]

Hi Ben

The most useful books i've found on 2nd part of your question on pc and
internet uses in home are:

Screenplay - Facer et al

Cyberkids - Holloway and Valentine

At home with computers - E Lally

Women and Everyday uses of the internet - Consalvo and Paasonen

The internet in Everyday Life - eds Wellman and Haythornwaite (you'll know
about this of course as you have a chpater in there).

Livingstone and Bober - UK Kids go online project (see www.lse.ac.uk)

But I'd be suprised if you'd not come across these already so I'm wondering
if it's quantitative stuff you're after?

I could send you many more refs from journals etc as this is the focus of my
PhD, I've got tons, but let me know if that would be helpful.

Yours (in haste)
Sue







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Subject: [Air-l] refs needed: analysis of users' internet traffic


I'm sure there was a thread about this some time ago but I can't find
it in the archives. I'm looking for papers covering this sort of stuff:

>   I'm looking for references about the use of the Web (preferably using
> web use records): what kind of applications are used, what websites are
> visited, for how long, at what time of the day, etc. Do we know if the
> way computers are used at home has been analyzed and in particular in
> which room they are set up, who in the household are using it, how many
> households own more than one computer, etc.?

respond on/off list & I'll try to summarise.

thanks
--
Ben Anderson
Deputy Director, Chimera, University of Essex
Tel: +44 7710 187806
privatewww.essex.ac.uk/~benander

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