What is cyberculture? Is cyberspace a "place" or a state of mind? Is it an evolving community? Who hangs out in cyberspace? Where can I find some of the best
chat rooms online?
These resources offer some hints!
(P.S. Want another perspective on cyberculture? Drop by my electronic journals and magazines collection and check out some of my e-zines!)
The English Server's Cybertechnology and Culture Resources
Voice of the Shuttle (Humanities Research): Cyberculture Resources
Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies
UCLA Center for the Study of Online Communities
Ethics and the Internet: Duke University Technology Course and Research Archive
Vices and Virtues: An Online Community
The Well: The Ultimate Cyberconference Website
Cybersoc: Robert Hamman's Research on Cyberspace (including MA Thesis)
Net-Tribes: Cyberculture on the Web
Salon--Table Talk (Web Conference Site accompanying Salon)
Cafe Utne (Utne Reader Online)
Swoon Magazine Forums (Have some fun!)
Net Noir: "The Soul of Cyberspace for the Afrocentric Web crawler"
One of the hottest new areas in Internet life is the chat site: Websites that permit visitors to interact with one another online using various features for "chatting" about their favorite topics. Many of the better chat sites provide multiple "chat rooms" based on subject and capacity. Here is an introductory listing of best chat sites, as recommended in the June 1997 issue of Yahoo Internet Life magazine:
Minds Palace
Here are some other special cyberspace meeting spots:
CyberFriends: Online Meeting Place
American Singles Website (great meeting place!)
One-and-Only Internet Personals
Yahoo Searches: Personals Sites
CyberLove Cafe: Love, Dating, and Romance Resources and Meetings
kiss.com: International Dating Online
Campus Singles
All about webgrrrls and their friends
geekgirl: "The world's first cyberfeminist hyperzine" from Australia
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