Canadian Journal of Communication
Vol. 30(4)

Editorial
Kim Sawchuk 459

Articles

How Connected are Canadians? Inequities in Canadian Households’Internet Access
Catherine A. Middleton & Christine Sorensen 463

Everyday Fandom: Fan Clubs, Blogging, and the Quotidian Rhythms of the Internet
Paul Théberge 485

You can see anything on the Internet, you can do anything on the Internet!: Young Canadians Talk about the Internet
Leslie Regan Shade, Nikki Porter, & Wendy Sanchez 503

Data Mining the Kids: Surveillance and Market Research Strategies in Children’s Online Games
Grace Chung & Sara M. Grimes 527

Negotiating Electronic Surveillance in the Workplace: A Study of Collective Agreements in Canada
Simon Kiss & Vincent Mosco 549

Networks and Layers: Technocultural Encodings of the World Wide Web
Ganaele Langlois 565

The Divergent Anarcho-utopian Discourses of the Open Source Software Movement
Dale A. Bradley 585

Pundits, Ideologues, and Ranters: The British Columbia Election Online
Harold J. Jansen & Royce Koop 613

Civility in Online Discussion: The Case of the Foreign Policy Dialogue
A. Christie Hurrell 633