Track 3 - Hypertext and Community
The Hypertext and Community track will explore, examine, and reflect upon social cyberculture in electronic media, ranging from literary fiction and creative scholarship to blog and microblog networks, social sites, games, auctions, and markets.
Topics of interest include but not limited to:
- Hypertext literature
- Theory and practice of expression in wikis, weblogs, and social spaces
- Personal journals, weblogs, and social media
- Net art, literary hypertext, interactive fiction, and games
- Behavioral patterns of social linking
Track Chairs
| Mark Bernstein | Eastgate Systems, Inc. (UK) |
| Antonio Pizzo | University of Torino (Italy) |
Track Program Committee
| Hugh Davis | University of Southampton (UK) |
| Steve Ersinghaus | Tunxis Community College (USA) |
| Andrea Forte | Georgia Institute of Technology (USA) |
| Gabriella Giannachi | University of Exeter (UK) |
| George Landow | Brown University (USA) |
| Stuart Moulthrop | University of Baltimore (USA) |
| Susana Pajares Tosca | IT University (Denmark) |