Web 2.0-based cultural diffusion occurs not only through viral word-of-mouth communication
but also through Internet memes in which cultural consumers review, resemble, and recreate …

This article examines ethical dimensions of Music Information Retrieval (MIR) technology. It
uses practical ethics (especially computer ethics and engineering ethics) and socio …

There is much evidence that consumers' eco‐friendly consumption behaviors have changed
with the development of the mobile internet economy and social networks. Social commerce …

Psychological ownership defines how we behave in and interact with the social world and
the objects around us. Shared Augmented Reality (shared AR) may challenge conventional …

In this paper, we explore the role that attribution plays in shaping user reactions to content
reuse, or remixing, in a large user-generated content community. We present two studies …

Even though negative aspects of making use of others' work, such as illegal appropriation,
have been found in online communities, remixing is considered a type of constructive …

From drawing pictures to making home movies, children have long produced their own, do-it-
yourself (DIY) media at the individual and local scales. Today, children's DIY media creation …

This work describes a framework for the design and study of an online community of
amateur creators. I focus on remixing as the lens to understand the contexts and processes …

The neo-Aristotelian virtue theory of Philippa Foot is presented here as an alternative
framework that is arguably more useful than deontological approaches and that relies less …

Research suggests that religious practice can, to a significant extent, be a strong aspect of
identity for diaspora communities, although immigrant groups vary in the ways they …