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SSC Recommended Readings

Jody C. Baumgartner, "Humor on the Next Frontier: Youth, Online Political Humor, and the JibJab Effect;" Social Science Computer Review 2007 25: 319-338.

Bernd Marcus, Michael Bosnjak, Steffen Lindner, Stanislav Pilischenko, and Astrid Schütz, "Compensating for Low Topic Interest and Long Surveys: A Field Experiment on Nonresponse in Web Surveys;" Social Science Computer Review 2007 25: 372-383.

Costas Panagopoulos, "Technology and the Transformation of Political Campaign Communications;" Social Science Computer Review 2007 25: 423-424

James N. Druckman, Martin J. Kifer, and Michael Parkin, "The Technological Development of Congressional Candidate Web Sites: How and Why Candidates Use Web Innovations;" Social Science Computer Review 2007 25: 425-442.

Elizabeth Sillence and Pam Briggs, "Ubiquitous Computing: Trust Issues for a "Healthy" Society;" Social Science Computer Review 2008 26: 6-12.

Maya Gadzheva, "Privacy in the Age of Transparency: The New Vulnerability of the Individual;" Social Science Computer Review 2008 26: 60-74.

Cindy Royal, "Framing the Internet: A Comparison of Gendered Spaces;" Social Science Computer Review 2008 26: 152-169.

Hun Myoung Park and James L. Perry, "Do Campaign Web Sites Really Matter in Electoral Civic Engagement?: Empirical Evidence From the 2004 Post-Election Internet Tracking Survey;" Social Science Computer Review 2008 26: 190-212.