First Monday June 2016

Readers:

First Monday has just published the June 2016 (volume 21, number 6) issue
at http://firstmonday.org/issue/current.

The following papers are included in this month's special issue, A decade
of Web 2.0 — Reflections, critical perspectives, and beyond:

First Monday
Volume 21, Number 6 - 6 June 2016

Preface: A decade of Web 2.0 — Reflections, critical perspectives, and beyond
by Michael Zimmer and Anna Lauren Hoffmann

Web 2.0 user knowledge and the limits of individual and collective power
by Nicholas Proferes

Many (to platform) to many: Web 2.0 application infrastructures
by Jack Jamieson

Constructing and enforcing “authentic” identity online: Facebook, real
names, and non-normative identities
by Oliver L. Haimson and Anna Lauren Hoffmann

Rethinking social change: The promises of Web 2.0 for the marginalized
by David Nemer

The domestication of online activism
by Mathias Klang and Nora Madison

The rise of speculative devices: Hooking up with the bots of Ashley Madison
by Ben Light

Read only: The persistence of lurking in Web 2.0
by Scott Kushner

DIY videos on YouTube: Identity and possibility in the age of algorithms
by Christine T. Wolf

Share wars: Sharing, theft, and the everyday production of Web 2.0 on
DeviantArt
by Dan Perkel

The blogosphere and its problems: Web 2.0 undermining civic Webspaces
by Alexander Halavais

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With the contents of the June 2016 issue, First Monday has published 1,572
papers in 241 issues, written by 2,181 different authors. This issue is
the eighteenth special issue of First Monday, bringing together a number
of focused papers on a definitive topic,  as in this case, Web 2.0.

Thanks for your continuing interest in our work,

Edward J Valauskas
Chief Editor and Founder, First Monday