Mailing Lists:

• CommOrg
• Restricted Access CommOrg

• L. Biggiero, Organizational Consequences of E-mail Introduction, Adoption and Diffusion.

• L. Biggiero, Organizational Consequences of E-mail Adoption and Diffusion.
• G. Rasters, First Comments.

• A. Capron, C. Massart & G. Naulleau, How Informal Communication Impact Human Interactions and Group Dynamics in Virtual Teams: The Case of EC Collaborative Projects.
• L. Biggiero, Computer-Mediated Communication in Complex Organizations: A Proposal for Research.
• G. Rasters, Organisational and Communicational Demands on 'Co-operation at a Distance': Ph.D. Proposal.
• G. Rasters, Communicational and Organizational Demands on Cooperation at a Distance: Outline for Research.
• G. Rasters, Communicational and Organizational Demands on Cooperation at a Distance. (upgraded draft)
• O.K. Ngwenyama & A.S. Lee, Communication Richness in Electronic Mail: Critical Social Theory and the Contextuality of Meaning.
• T. van der Smagt, Enhancing Virtual Teams; Social Relations vs. Communication Technology.
• N. Contractor, R. Whitbred, F. Fonti, A. Hyatt, B. O'Keefe & P. Jones, Self-Organizing Communication Networks in Organizations: Validation of a Computational Model Using Exogenous and Endogenous Theoretical Mechanisms.
• P.R. Monge & N.S. Contractor, Emergence of Communication Networks.
• N. Contractor, K. Carley, P. Monge, R. Levitt, S. Wasserman, F. Bar, J. Fulk, A. Hollingshead & J. Kunz, Co-evolution of Knowledge Networks and 21st Century Organizational Forms: Computational Modeling and Empirical Testing.
• N.S. Contractor, D. Zink & M. Chan, IKNOW: A Tool to Assist and Study the Creation, Maintenance, and Dissolution of Knowledge Networks.
• M.K. Ahuja & K.M. Carley, Network Structure in Virtual Organizations.
• S.L. Jarvenpaa & D.E. Leidner, Communication and Trust in Global Virtual Teams.
• E. Ekeblad, The Emergence and Decay of Multilogue on a Scholarly Mailinglist.
• E. Ekeblad, Contact, Community and Multilogue: Electronic Communication in the Practice of Scholarship.
• L.C. Freeman, Visualizing Social Networks.
• S.S. Lukesh, E-Mail and Potential Loss to Future Archives and Scholarship or the Dog that didn't Bark.
• B.A. Nardi, S. Whittaker & H. Scharz, It's Not What You Know, It's Who You Know: Work in the Information Age.
• L. Krempel, Simple Representations of Complex Networks: Strategies for Visualizing Network Structure.
• K. Crowston & M. Williams, Reproduced and Emergent Genres of Communication on the World-Wide Web.

• V. Batagelj Data Analysis.
• V. Batagelj Graph Theory and Network Analysis.
• CCS at MIT.
• CCS Working Papers.
• Connections Online.
• EICSTES@CTI
• Freeman's Graphic Imaging Source for Social Network Analysis.
• INSNA, International Network for Social Network Analysis.
• ISWorld Net.
• Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication.
• Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication: Special Issue on Virtual Organizations.
• Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication: Special Issue on Studying the Net.
• Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication: Special Issue on Communication and the Internet.
• Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication: Special Issue on Searching for Cyberspace.
• Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication: Special Issue on Electronic Commerce and the Web.
• KrackPlot: A Social Network Visualization Program.
• New Information Technology & Work Psychology (A Meeting Place).
• Social Networks.
• Social Networks Research Group in Hungary.
• Stanford Learning Organization Web (SLOW).
• Statistics and Statistical Graphics Resources.
• Tesfatsion's Formation of Social and Economic Networks.
• UCINET, Network Analysis Software.
• WebOrg.

Links on Computer Conferencing & Mailing Lists:

• SOEIS Project, Analysis of Mailing Lists on Self-Organization & STS.
• J.L. Gresham, Jr., From Invisible College to Cyberspace College: Computer Conferencing and the Transformation of Informal Scholarly Communication Networks.
• U. Matzat, Informal Academic Communication and Scientific Usage of Internet Discussion Groups.