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Michael Victor Arnold
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- affiliation: University of Melbourne, Australia
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2020 – today
- 2023
- [j23]Bjørn Nansen
, Hannah Gould
Media, mortality and necro-technologies: Eulogies for dead media. New Media Soc. 25(8): 2163-2182 (2023) - [c13]Fraser Allison
Bones of Contention: Social Acceptance of Digital Cemetery Technologies. CHI 2023: 814:1-814:17 - 2022
- [c12]Josh Andres
Cybernetic Lenses for Designing and Living in a Complex World. OZCHI 2022: 348-351 - 2021
- [j22]Lucy A. Sparrow
Ludic Ethics: The Ethical Negotiations of Players in Online Multiplayer Games. Games Cult. 16(6): 719-742 (2021) - [c11]Lucy A. Sparrow
The Ethics of Multiplayer Game Design and Community Management: Industry Perspectives and Challenges. CHI 2021: 325:1-325:13 - 2020
- [c10]Lucy A. Sparrow, Madeleine Antonellos, Martin Gibbs, Michael Victor Arnold:
From 'Silly' to 'Scumbag': Reddit Discussion of a Case of Groping in a Virtual Reality Game. DiGRA 2020
2010 – 2019
- 2019
- [j21]Bjorn Nansen
'Death by Twitter': Understanding false death announcements on social media and the performance of platform cultural capital. First Monday 24(12) (2019) - [c9]Lucy Sparrow
Apathetic Villagers and the Trolls Who Love Them: Player Amorality in Online Multiplayer Games. OZCHI 2019: 447-451 - 2017
- [j20]Michael Victor Arnold, Christopher Pearce:
Are Technologies Innocent?: Part Six: The Dilution of Responsibility Argument [Commentary]. IEEE Technol. Soc. Mag. 36(1): 86-87 (2017) - [j19]Michael Victor Arnold, Christopher Pearce:
Are Technologies Innocent? : Part Seven: Conclusion [Commentary]. IEEE Technol. Soc. Mag. 36(2): 86-87 (2017) - 2016
- [j18]Michael Victor Arnold, Christopher Pearce:
Are Technologies Innocent? : Part Two: Human Exclusivity - Only Humans Can Be Held to Moral Account [Commentary-Series]. IEEE Technol. Soc. Mag. 35(1): 85-87 (2016) - [j17]Michael Victor Arnold, Christopher Pearce:
Are Technologies Innocent?: Part Three: The Passive Instrument Argument [Commentary]. IEEE Technol. Soc. Mag. 35(2): 86-87 (2016) - [j16]Michael Victor Arnold, Christopher Pearce:
Are Technologies Innocent?: Part Four: The "Dumb Instrument" Argument [Commentary]. IEEE Technol. Soc. Mag. 35(3): 86-87 (2016) - [j15]Michael Victor Arnold, Christopher Pearce:
Are Technologies Innocent?: Part Five: The \"Free Will\" Argument [Commentary]. IEEE Technol. Soc. Mag. 35(4): 86-87 (2016) - 2015
- [j14]Marcus Carter, Martin R. Gibbs, Michael Victor Arnold:
The Demarcation Problem in Multiplayer Games: Boundary-Work in EVE Online's eSport. Game Stud. 15(1) (2015) - [j13]Michael Victor Arnold, Christopher Pearce:
Are Technologies Innocent? : Part One. IEEE Technol. Soc. Mag. 34(4): 100-101 (2015) - [c8]Bjorn Nansen
Proxy Users, Use By Proxy: Mapping Forms of Intermediary Interaction. OZCHI 2015: 294-298 - 2014
- [j12]Craig Bellamy, Michael Victor Arnold, Martin R. Gibbs, Bjorn Nansen
Consumer Issues for Planning and Managing Digital Legacies [Leading Edge]. IEEE Technol. Soc. Mag. 33(3): 26-31 (2014) - 2013
- [j11]Michael Victor Arnold, Larry Stillman:
Power, Communities, and Community Informatics: a meta-study. J. Community Informatics 9(1) (2013) - 2012
- [j10]Martin R. Gibbs, Joji Mori, Michael Victor Arnold, Tamara Kohn:
Tombstones, Uncanny Monuments and Epic Quests: Memorials in World of Warcraft. Game Stud. 12(1) (2012) - [j9]Christopher Pearce, Michael Victor Arnold, Christine Phillips
The many faces of the computer: An analysis of clinical software in the primary care consultation. Int. J. Medical Informatics 81(7): 475-484 (2012) - [c7]Marcus Carter, Martin R. Gibbs, Michael Victor Arnold:
Avatars, characters, players and users: multiple identities at/in play. OZCHI 2012: 68-71 - [c6]Joji Mori, Martin R. Gibbs, Michael Victor Arnold, Bjorn Nansen
Design considerations for after death: comparing the affordances of three online platforms. OZCHI 2012: 395-404 - 2011
- [j8]Christopher Pearce, Michael Victor Arnold, Christine Phillips
The patient and the computer in the primary care consultation. J. Am. Medical Informatics Assoc. 18(2): 138-142 (2011) - 2010
- [j7]Larry Stillman, Michael Victor Arnold, Martin R. Gibbs, Christopher J. Shepherd:
ICT, rural dilution and the new rurality: a case study of 'WheatCliffs'. J. Community Informatics 6(2) (2010) - [c5]Michael Victor Arnold, Greg Adamson
A critique of privacy. ISTAS 2010: 427-434 - [c4]Hilary Davis
Time, technology, and the rhythms of daily life. ISTAS 2010: 475-479
2000 – 2009
- 2009
- [j6]Christopher Pearce, Kathryn Dwan, Michael Victor Arnold, Christine Phillips
Doctor, patient and computer - A framework for the new consultation. Int. J. Medical Informatics 78(1): 32-38 (2009) - 2008
- [j5]Michael Victor Arnold, Christopher Pearce:
Is technology innocent? Holding technologies to moral account. IEEE Technol. Soc. Mag. 27(2): 44-50 (2008) - [j4]Michael Victor Arnold, Christopher J. Shepherd, Martin R. Gibbs:
Remembering Things. Inf. Soc. 24(1): 47-53 (2008) - [c3]Catherine Howell
Night shifts: some situated dimensions of student technology use. OZCHI 2008: 315-318 - 2007
- [j3]Michael Victor Arnold:
The concept of community and the character of networks. J. Community Informatics 3(2) (2007) - [j2]Michael Victor Arnold, Christopher J. Shepherd, Martin R. Gibbs:
Trouble at Kookaburra Hollow: how media mediate. J. Community Informatics 3(4) (2007) - 2006
- [c2]Nicolas Scaringella, Martin Schmucker, Michael Victor Arnold:
Content Based Description of Audio in the Context of AXMEDIS. AXMEDIS 2006: 19-26 - 2003
- [j1]Michael Victor Arnold:
On the phenomenology of technology: the "Janus-faces" of mobile phones. Inf. Organ. 13(4): 231-256 (2003) - 2001
- [c1]Michael Victor Arnold, Zongwei Huang:
Blind Detection of Multiple Audio Watermarks. WEDELMUSIC 2001: 4-11
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