"User-Generated Content as Art: The Information Ground of Flickr and Why We It"

Determining Place Regulations on the Internet:
Burning the Global Village to Roast the Pig

John S. Gossett and Tami Sutcliffe
University of North Texas
2007 SSCA Convention
March 29 Louisville, Kentucky, March 2007

[updated 02.02.07]

Dissertation project:
Information art
[updated 02.02.07]

Reminders of Home:
A survey of the semiotic signs related to human dwelling-places.

Accepted for publication in the proceedings of
The 3rd Annual Hawaii International Conference
on Arts and Humanities January 13-16, 2005

Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
Master of Arts in Art History in the Graduate School of California State University,
Dominguez Hills, Dec 2004

[updated 09.01.04]

Gender and Communication Styles on the World Wide Web
Are traditionally gender-based communication patterns present online?

Presented to the Learning Resources Round Table
at the American Library Association National Conference
[New Orleans/1999.]
(C) 1998 Tami Sutcliffe - Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for
the degree of Master of Library Science in the Graduate School of Texas Woman's
University, December 1998
[updated 08.08.03]

American Fine Art Museum TECHNOLOGY MAP: 2003
The most interesting intersections between traditional fine art museum practice
and the implementation of Web-based technologies.

Coursework:
University of North Texas Information SciencePh.D. Program:
(C) 20011 Tami Sutcliffe
[updated 02.02.07]

Email: Tami.Sutcliffe@gmail.com
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