First Monday May 2016

Readers:

First Monday has just published the May 2016 (volume 21, number 5) issue =
at http://firstmonday.org/issue/current.

The following papers are included in this month's issue:

First Monday
Volume 21, Number 5 - 2 May 2016

The Internet at the eco-village: Performing sustainability in the =
twenty-first century
by Teresa Cerratto-Pargman, Daniel Pargman, and Bonnie Nardi

A scholarly divide: Social media, Big Data, and unattainable scholarship=20=

by Asta Zelenkauskaite and Erik P. Bucy

Fifty shades of open
by Jeffrey Pomerantz and Robin Peek

How relevant is copyright to online artists? A qualitative study of =
understandings, coping strategies, and possible solutions
by Liz Dowthwaite, Robert J. Houghton, and Richard Mortier

The players of micro-dating: Individual and gender differences in goal =
orientations toward micro-dating apps=20
by Christopher J. Carpenter and Bree McEwan

Incoded counter-conduct: What the incarcerated can teach us about =
resisting mass surveillance
by Jessa Lingel and Aram Sinnreich

Tackling complexity in an interdisciplinary scholarly network: =
Requirements for semantic publishing
by Nora Schmidt

Excerpts from
How Not to Network a Nation: The Uneasy History of the Soviet Internet
by Benjamin Peters

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With the contents of the May 2016 issue, First Monday has published =
1,561 papers in 240 issues, written by 2,171 different authors.

The May 2016 issue marks the 20th anniversary of First Monday. The first =
issue appeared two decades ago on the first Monday of May 1996 on a =
server in Copenhagen, coinciding with the opening of the International =
World Wide Web Conference in Paris.

Thanks for your continuing interest in our work,

Edward J Valauskas
Chief Editor and Founder, First Monday