Titlebook: Digital Cities II: Computational and Sociological Approaches; Second Kyoto Worksho Makoto Tanabe,Peter Besselaar,Toru Ishida Conference pro

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Ennis Information Age Town: Virtuality Rooted in Realityd’. An overview of the project outlines the goals, organization, participation and evaluation of the Information Age Town project - confirming the town’s ‘digital’ status. Four key initiatives are examined in detail: the creation of the town’s ICT infrastructure; investment in education and training

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Community Network Development: A Dialectical Viewin central New York. The project was funded under a state program to diffuse broadband technologies in economically depressed areas of the state. The network is technologically complex and entails high costs for subscribers. The political economy of the development process has biased the subscriber

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The Complexity of Using Commercial Forces to Counteract the Digital Divide: A Case Study of the TUC nteract the ‘digital divide’. The article focuses on a project; ‘Access Kumla’ initiated by the TUC of Sweden. The project is characterized as a very ambitious initiative to counteract the digital divide. Its four aims can be summarized as follows: providing citizens with high quality, low cost comp

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Lessons Learned: Social Interaction in Virtual EnvironmentsWorlds Platform [.] in 1998. We analyzed the social interaction that developed in these virtual environments and were particularly interested in better understanding what factors contribute to sustaining online community. Drawing from the design and evolution of physical cities [.] we believed an on

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Worlds Apart: Exclusion-Processes in DDS‘typical Internet-user’, the highly educated, white young male with extensive computer and Internet-experience. Amsterdam-based digital city DDS is no exception to this rule. In this article, the interface of DDS is studied with the help of ten first-time users with a more diverse background. Did th

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Connecting Digital and Physical Cities pursue a future information space for everyday urban life, unlike the creation of new businesses which is the current obsession of the Internet. We started the basic research project called “.,” a five year project established in 2000, a part of the Core Research for Evolutional Science and Technol

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Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineeringweb sites capturing a large segment of the web population and the most of virtual economic activity. This paper attempts to provide a sound basis for the dynamics of population concentration in the web under increasing returns.