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|Title=Midwest Popular and American Culture Association | |Title=Midwest Popular and American Culture Association | ||
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|Homepage=www.mpcaaca.org/conference | |Homepage=www.mpcaaca.org/conference | ||
|City=Cincinnati | |City=Cincinnati | ||
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|Start Date=Oct 3, 2008 | |Start Date=Oct 3, 2008 | ||
|End Date=Oct 5, 2008 | |End Date=Oct 5, 2008 | ||
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GENERAL CALL FOR PAPERS ON WEB 2.0 The Midwest Popular Culture Association / Midwest American Culture Association seeks papers on any aspect of collaborative online technologies such as blogs, wikis, social networking software, tagging and folksonomies. Possible topics include: *What is Web 2.0? *Issues of authority in Web 2.0 *Bottom-up technologies in top-down institutions *Social networking on Facebook and MySpace *YouTube, Flickr, Google Images, and the new visual vocabulary *Lowerarchies: tagging and folksonomies *Wikiquette *WikiFolk or Fauna *Prosumption: collapse of production/consumption in Web 2.0 Please send a brief abstract (250 words) and a note about your field and institutional affiliation by April 30, 2008. Email submissions and inquiries to Molly Moran (area chair for Web 2.0) at this address: (mem96_at_georgetown.edu)
This CfP was obtained from WikiCFP
