Ten years ago, it was impossible to "de-friend" someone electronically. Cellphone ring tones were not yet competing with restaurant dinner music or concert hall arias. And no deaths had yet been ...

New paper explores the emergence and regulation of digital social norms. A new paper from LSE published in the International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction investigates how digital social norms ...

The Internet is a wonderful if confusing world – and that’s why you sometimes need to be pointed in the right direction. Lucky for you, some of us spend far too much time online and logged in – and ...

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The Internet is a wonderful if confusing world – and that’s why you sometimes need to be pointed in the right direction. Lucky for you, some of us spend far too much time online and logged in – and ...

IF YOU HAD ONE WISH for the third millennium, what would it be? A cure for today's killer diseases? Five hundred channels of digital television? Abolition of the designated-hitter rule? Judith Martin ...

Editor’s Note: Brenna Ehrlich and Andrea Bartz have been the sarcastic brains behind the blog and book “Stuff Hipsters Hate.” Got a question about etiquette in the digital world? Contact them at ...

A U.S. Department of Commerce report says that more than half the nation is now online. Thus, more people than ever before are meeting one another for the first time, chatting on a regular basis and ...

In the discussions with our participants, we observed a strong, interdependent, and cyclical relationship between netiquette and etiquette. - Dr Maxi Heitmayer New paper explores the emergence and ...