[CITASA] North Am. Internet research has been predominantly urban

[Mary L. Gray]

Hi all,

My book on rural LGBT young people's uses of new media (primarily the  
net) in the United States comes out Aug 1...just to make the promo  
obvious: you can buy it on pre-order sale through Amazon CHEAP right  
now.
: )

best,
Mary

Out in the Country: Youth, Media, and Queer Visibility in Rural America

http://amzn.com/0814731937

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Indiana University
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On Jul 19, 2009, at 7:02 PM, Barry Wellman wrote:

> For a paper on rural Internet use, Jess Collins and I assert that  
> North
> American (US/Canada) internet research has predominantly looked at  
> urban
> pops. I think it's self-evidently true, and certainly the US/Cdn
> national surveys are sub/urban focused (because thats where the bodies
> are),
> BUT does anyone have a citation to research that substantiates this  
> urban
> focus.
> One of my toughest critics (my wife) has asked for this.
>
>
> Barry Wellman
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