Cyber Geoghraphy

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Réseaux sociaux : des audiences différentes selon les continents

http://www.lemonde.fr/web/infog/0,47-0@2-651865,54-999097@51-999297,0.html

LE MONDE.FR | 14.01.08 | 14h22 • Mis à jour le 14.01.08 | 16h20

Research Association

Cybergeography Research

http://www.cybergeography.org/

CyberGeography is the study of the spatial nature of computer communications networks, particularly the Internet, the World-Wide Web and other electronic "places" that exist behind our computer screens, popularly referred to as cyberspace. Cybergeography encompasses a wide range of geographical phenomena from the study of the physical infrastructure, traffic flows, the demographics of the new cyberspace communities, to the perception and visualisation of these new digital spaces. In addition, the potential geographical impacts of Cyberspace technologies on real-space needs to be examined. There are many geographies of cyberspace and many geographical approaches to study them.

Research Association

The Transnational Project

http://transnationalism.uchicago.edu/index.html

University of Chicago, USA

Transnational flows of capital, people, information and images are transforming our worlds; they are also challenging researchers to develop new theoretical and methodological practices to study and account for them. The TransNationalism Project takes on this challenge.

news

NYTE - New York Talk Exchange

http://senseable.mit.edu/nyte./

USA, New York

On exibition at MoMA The Museum of Modern Art Design and Elastic Mind February 24th - May 12th 2008
New York Talk Exchange illustrates the global exchange of information in real time by visualizing volumes of long distance telephone and IP (Internet Protocol) data flowing between New York and cities around the world.

magazine

CYBERGEO

http://www.cybergeo.presse.fr/

Francia

CYBERGEO, the electronic European Journal of Geography, is intended to promote faster communication of research and greater direct contact between authors and readers. Created with the aim of encouraging the exchange of ideas, methods and results, it gives European geographers the possibility of writing in their mother tongues. It deals with the entire range of geographical concerns and interests, with no preferences for any particular school or theme. A high scientific standard is ensured by submitting communications to an international committee of readers. By hosting discussion and mailing list the journal aims to stimulate open debate and intellectual exchange.

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