[Air-L] online anonymity - readings

Tue Nov 20 08:15:20 PST 2012

Sorry, that's my list (at least for now) :)

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2012/11/20 Kornelia Trytko <ktrytko.ntu at gmail.com>

> Der all,
>
> thank you so much for your suggestions concerning online anonymity. I
> haven't got too many cues about the discursive construction/media
> representations of this issue but I guess I should take it as a promising
> sign of an unexplored area :) I’m attaching a list of papers on various
> aspects of online anonymity that might be of interest to some of you.
>
>  Thanks again,
>
> Kornelia Trytko
> PhD candidate,
> Nottingham Trent University
>
>
>