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    Journal: Inf. Soc.

    Volume 35, Issue 5

    251 -- 271Noah McClain. Caught inside the black box: Criminalization, opaque technology, and the New York subway MetroCard
    272 -- 285Angela Xiao Wu, Harsh Taneja. How did the data extraction business model come to dominate? Changes in the web use ecosystem before mobiles surpassed personal computers
    286 -- 298Anique J. Scheerder, Alexander J. A. M. van Deursen, Jan A. G. M. van Dijk. Negative outcomes of Internet use: A qualitative analysis in the homes of families with different educational backgrounds
    299 -- 313Donncha Kavanagh, Gianluca Miscione. Carnival in the global village: Re-imagining information infrastructures
    314 -- 315Katelyn Ma. Artificial unintelligence: How computers misunderstand the world

    Volume 35, Issue 4

    173 -- 183Patrick Burkart, Susanna Leijonhufvud. The Spotification of public service media
    184 -- 197Thomas Häussler. Patterns of polarization: Transnational dynamics in climate change online networks in the US and Switzerland
    198 -- 215Jérôme Hergueux, Dariusz Jemielniak. Should digital files be considered a commons? Copyright infringement in the eyes of lawyers
    216 -- 228Amanda Meng, Carl F. DiSalvo, Lokman Tsui, Michael L. Best. The social impact of open government data in Hong Kong: Umbrella Movement protests and adversarial politics
    229 -- 243Andrew Feenberg. The Internet as network, world, co-construction, and mode of governance
    244 -- 249. Do artifacts (still) have politics?

    Volume 35, Issue 3

    109 -- 121Ben Lyall. Fitness for sale: The value of self-tracking in secondhand exchange
    122 -- 142Kathrin Bednar, Sarah Spiekermann, Marc Langheinrich. Engineering Privacy by Design: Are engineers ready to live up to the challenge?
    143 -- 157Pavle Sicherl. Different statistical measures create different perceptions of the digital divide
    158 -- 169Felix M. Simon. "We power democracy": Exploring the promises of the political data analytics industry
    170 -- 171Randall Livingstone. Socialbots and Their Friends: Digital Media and the Automation of Sociality

    Volume 35, Issue 2

    55 -- 56Tony H. Grubesic, Tooran Alizadeh. Introduction to the special issue: Why "Access to data" is now more important than ever
    57 -- 68Elizabeth A. Mack, William H. Dutton, R. V. Rikard, Aleksandr Yankelevich. Mapping and measuring the information society: A social science perspective on the opportunities, problems, and prospects of broadband Internet data in the United States
    69 -- 80Edward Helderop, Tony H. Grubesic, Tooran Alizadeh. Data deluge or data trickle? Difficulties in acquiring public data for telecommunications policy analysis
    81 -- 94Reza Rajabiun, Fenwick McKelvey. Complementary realities: Public domain Internet measurements in the development of Canada's universal access policies
    95 -- 106Elizabeth A. Mack. Geographic dimensions of broadband data uncertainty
    107 -- 108Maung Kyaw Sein. Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D)

    Volume 35, Issue 1

    1 -- 12Nicholas A. John, Asaf Nissenbaum. An agnotological analysis of APIs: or, disconnectivity and the ideological limits of our knowledge of social media
    13 -- 25Maja Simunjak, Alessandro Caliandro. Twiplomacy in the age of Donald Trump: Is the diplomatic code changing?
    26 -- 35Samali Violet Mlay, Humphrey M. Sabi. A structural analysis of ICT-based intervention on reading habits in Uganda
    36 -- 51Jenifer Sunrise Winter, Elizabeth Davidson. Big data governance of personal health information and challenges to contextual integrity
    52 -- 53Robert B. Affe. The Real Cyber War: The Political Economy of Internet Freedom
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