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Page 1: Interaction in Chat Rooms LM350 Computer Mediated Communication.

Interaction in Chat Rooms

LM350 Computer Mediated Communication

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What’s IRC?

• Form of online communication that allows apparently synchronous text-based interaction between multiple users in any geographical location where the program can be run

• Server, channel (chanop, sysop)• Users download software, e.g. MSN

which provides a “talkline” and a chat window

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Who’s who?

• User• Chanop - initiate and moderate a

channel. Can “kick” users off channel• Sysop or Oper - controls and

moderates IRC network. Can moderate and kick off anyone on any channel, send mail to all users etc.

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Where does it fit in? Pre-CMC

Synchronous Asynchronous

Same place

Different place

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Where does it fit in? Pre-CMC

Synchronous Asynchronous

Same place Face to face talking

Different place

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Where does it fit in? Pre-CMC

Synchronous Asynchronous

Same place Face to face talking

Different place

Not possible until telephone

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Where does it fit in? Pre-CMC

Synchronous Asynchronous

Same place Face to face talking

Leaving note

Different place

Not possible until telephone

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Where does it fit in? Pre-CMC

Synchronous Asynchronous

Same place Face to face talking

Leaving a note

Different place

Not possible until telephone

Letters

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Where does it fit in? CMC

Synchronous Asynchronous

Same place chat

Different place

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Where does it fit in? CMC

Synchronous Asynchronous

Same place chat

Different place

Chat, video conferencing

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Where does it fit in? CMC

Synchronous Asynchronous

Same place chat Email, bulletin board

Different place

Chat, video conferencing

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Where does it fit in? CMC

Synchronous Asynchronous

Same place chat Email, bulletin board

Different place

Chat, video conferencing

Email, bulletinboard

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How is it different from face to face conversation?

• Non-presence• No voice, gesture, etc• Multi-voice - what happens to turn

taking?

• Policed by chanop

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Setting normsBalou Gal: How’s everyone?Timgodden:MICHAEL JOLIFFEEGLV: I want to major in advertisingTimgodden:HES COOLEGLV: LOL FanEGLV: tim please lower your capsTimgodden:MICHAEL JOLIFFEDragonrider: Timgodden, UPPERCASE is

normally used for adding EMPHASIS! Otherwise it’s considered SHOUTING (and

harder to read).

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What’s the fuss?

• Lack of physical presence & opportunity for play/deception via misleading identities leads to moral panics, especially around children/sex/paedophile

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Moral panic?

• Cohen (1972) Folk Devils & Moral Panics• http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/factual/

thinkingallowed_20030430.shtml

• moral panic; an occurrence which is characterised by ‘stylized and stereotypical’ representation by the mass media, and a tendency for those ‘in power’ (politicians, bishops, editors and so on) to man the ‘moral barricades’ and pronounce judgement.

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Moral panic?

• According to Goode & Ben-Yehuda (1994) " A moral panic is characterised by a feeling held by a substantial number of a members of a given society, that evil-doers pose a threat to society and to the moral order as a consequence of their behaviour and, therefore, "something should be done about them and their behaviour".

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Moral panics?

• Mods and Rockers• Elvis Presley• James Bulger, child violence • Satanic rituals• Catholic church & child abuse• Drugs, e.g. Leah Betts & ecstasy• AIDS• Asylum seekers

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Media & Moral panics?

• Horror comics• Rock and roll• James Bulger, child violence & video

violence (1993)• Columbine shootings & video

violence• Rap music • Chat


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