[Air-L] articles, references on moving across the digital/physical realms?

[Emiliano Treré]

Hi Andrea,

maybe you'll find useful an article I wrote few years ago with a colleague,
it focuses on how a social movement's communication practices move across
online/offline spaces in different ways:
http://ci-journal.net/index.php/ciej/article/view/761/639


All the best,
Emiliano


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*Emiliano Treré, PhD *
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Communication and Journalism  | Autonomous University of Queretaro | Mexico
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On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 4:44 PM, Baker, Andrea <bakera at ohio.edu> wrote:

> Hi, everyone,
> For a piece I'm preparing on interaction back and forth between online and
> offline
> or from digital to physical worlds and back, I'm looking for references
> about
> how that works for people, especially those who are members of online
> communities.
>
> More than particular data to show this communication in process, although
> that is good too, I want to conceptualize the
> movement, the "flow" from one realm to another, to describe what is
> happening.  Also,
> how does the online communication, including that through mobile phones,
> affect the
> offline interaction, and how do the offline encounters affect what goes on
> inside
> the online communities and in other social media containing some of the
> same people interacting offline. This project is part of my music fan
> research
> on fan communities, identities, and relationships.
>
> I'm already aware of the articles in the first issue of Mobile Media and
> Communication (January, 2013), and of Lauren Sessions-Goulet's excellent
> paper of a few years back on offline meetings and online communities, and
> have a few other helpful sources.  I've done
> a body of work on romantic online relationships so I understand many of
> the dynamics there.
>
> Please feel free to write off list or on.  Thanks so much in advance!
> cheers,
> andee (andrea baker)
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