Hello,Friend: Cybersecurity Issues in Season One of Mr. Robot

Mr. Robot is a cyber-thriller television show that premiered on USA Network during the summer of 2015. Apart from quickly becoming a cult hit, the show was lauded for accurately portraying hacker culture. The goal of this article is to isolate three specific cybersecurity issues that recur through the first season of Mr. Robot: personal cybersecurity, corporate cybersecurity, and remote access Trojans; and to determine what laws the characters are in violation of as well as recent case law that can be applied to them.     

网络与手机等新媒体环境下的经典阅读

分析了在新媒体环境下的经典阅读状况,指出了经典阅读重在内容,提出了重视经典阅读推荐书目,介绍了新媒体中的经典阅读资源,论述了如何利用新媒体更好地促进经典阅读。     

试论手机媒体内容的信息网络传播权

当前,手机已成为继报刊、广播、电视、互联网之后被公众所广泛认知的"第五媒体",即手机媒体。手机媒体内容作为无可置疑的著作权法涵盖客体是手机媒体传播的主要对象,其信息网络传播权因手机媒体传播方式的多样性而受到巨大威胁。手机媒体内容信息网络传播权研究是著作权法学理论应用于手机媒体领域中的一项重要课题。文章以手机媒体内容的作品性为研究基点,探讨其信息网络传播权的内涵与特征,进而界定了常见的侵权行为。     

基于公众通信平台的图书馆信息服务模式

通过介绍公众通信平台的基本概念,分析公众通信平台的信息服务功能,从电话通信服务、移动通信服务、多媒体通信服务三个方面探讨如何利用公众通信平台应用于图书馆的信息服务模式。参考文献11。     

科技期刊融合发展的阶段、内涵与策略

通过提炼总结科技期刊融合发展经历的刊群化、媒体融合、共享3个发展阶段,分析科技期刊融合发展的内涵。根据建立的科技期刊融合发展模型,分别从期刊层面和集群平台层面探讨融合发展策略并分析融合发展效果。最后从意见领袖机制、沟通协同机制、流程再造、激励机制、人才培养、盈利模式等6个方面给出融合发展的相关建议。     

怎样著录西文文献责任者的机关团体名称?

新媒体时代为科技期刊的出版带来了新的机遇和挑战。通过对传统科技期刊出版流程的研究发现,在编辑、校对流程中普遍存在“数字化断层”现象。该现象导致了稿件库存现象严重以及数字出版周期过长、效率过低、质量不高。新媒体时代,期刊论文只有在数字出版后才能被有效传播、检索、发现和有效引用。解决期刊出版的“数字化断层”问题,可以有效缩短发表周期,最终提升期刊的整体影响力。最后针对优化编辑流程、专设网络编辑、重视优先数字出版、共享出版平台等方面提出一些应对措施。作者自主开发了数字出版加工平台,可在高校期刊共享使用。     

基于供需融合理念打造学术期刊转型升级的全媒体经营业态

经营业态总体上反映一个产业的经营结构、供需关系、运营方式和发展战略,其合理性、科学性决定着产业市场运行模式的成败。近20年来我国学术期刊已逐步形成以纸质版、网络与电子版多元发布的全媒体出版产品结构,但这同一内容的2种版本却一直分别由不同的供应链各自定价发行,人为地将一个市场裂解为2个市场,造成了价格脱离价值、市场相互抵消、边际成本上涨、营销模式混乱的状态,严重削弱了期刊的市场主体地位,扭曲了产业生态,牵制了期刊和图书馆等信息服务机构的数字化转型升级与高质量发展。为根本上破解这一制约产业发展的全局性难题,应构建供需合作共赢的“刊-网-馆”融合运营模式,大幅度降低产业运行消耗,打造学术期刊数字版云出版、传播和服务与纸质版集约化生产发行和馆配相结合的全媒体经营业态。     

学术期刊虚假网站特征与投稿官网查询的软件实现

学术期刊虚假网站侵害了作者和出版者的合法权益,损害了学术期刊的声誉。为应对学术期刊虚假网站的侵权行为,我们在分析虚假网站特征的基础上,提出防范假冒网站侵害的措施。所研制的学术期刊网址查询系统,通过定期维护更新,增强识别虚假网站的便捷性,使作者可以实时查找到学术期刊的真实网站,期望有助于减少因虚假学术期刊网站泛滥给作者、出版者造成的困扰,为维护学术期刊网站的网络运行环境提供一种技术防范措施。     

News audience fragmentation in the Japanese Twittersphere

ABSTRACT

Although computational approaches to ideology-based audience fragmentation are promising, they are not without limitations. First, most existing studies have focused on the US, and the cross-national validity of their results has rarely been tested. Second, previous studies that rely solely on behavioral data from social media tend to make strong analytical assumptions such as that Twitter users prefer to follow media and politicians whose ideological positions are similar to their own, and that the ideologies of political elites can be extrapolated to infer the ideologies of ordinary users. We aim to address these limitations. First, we focus on Japan to test the generalizability of US findings in an Asian context. Second, we do not rely solely on behavioral measurement but combine survey and social media data to infer the ideologies of Twitter users. Results indicate that our classifier built based on these self-reported ideologies produces more valid estimates than naïve extrapolation from views of the elites. Based on these improved estimates of Twitter users’ ideologies, we demonstrate that the ideological distributions of those who follow major Japanese media accounts on Twitter largely overlap, suggesting an absence of ideology-based audience fragmentation.     

Personal ties,group ties and latent ties: connecting network size to diversity and trust in the mobile social network WeChat

This study examines whether and how network size is associated with diversity and trust in the mobile SNS context. Online survey data (N?=?327) on Chinese WeChat users reveal that both personal network size and extended network size are positively related to the diversity of people’s social networks. We believe the explanation for these findings may be that the affordances of WeChat provide users opportunities to accumulate a wide spectrum of relations ranging from strong ties, weak ties to latent ties and thus a larger network can enable them to access to more diverse resources. We also find that extended network size is negatively related to people’s trust in their WeChat contacts. We argue that the increasing size of the extended network may reduce familiarity, certainty and accountability that assumed to be prerequisites of trust.