86 research outputs found
Narratives of Industry Responses to Cyberbullying: Perspectives on Self-regulation From and About the Industry
In this chapter, we provide an overview of narratives about online inter- mediariesâ responses to cyberbullying from the perspectives of policy makers and the companies, as well as children and parents. Relevant self-regulatory and self- organisational efforts are discussed aswell as the rationales for their adoption; includ- ing how the effectiveness of these efforts is seen from the perspectives of various stakeholders. We draw attention to the relative paucity of data on effectiveness of companiesâ mechanisms, particularly from the perspective of any benefits received by children as a result of these interventions and support
In situ observation of oscillatory redox dynamics of copper
How a catalyst behaves microscopically under reaction conditions, and what kinds of active sites transiently exist on its surface, is still very much a mystery to the scientific community. Here we present an in situ study on the red-ox behaviour of copper in the model reaction of hydrogen oxidation. Direct imaging combined with on-line mass spectroscopy shows that activity emerges near a phase boundary, where complex spatio-temporal dynamics are induced by the competing action of simultaneously present oxidizing and reducing agents. Using a combination of in situ imaging with in situ X-ray absorption spectroscopy and scanning photoemission microscopy, we reveal the relation between chemical and morphological dynamics and demonstrate that a static picture of active sites is insufficient to describe catalytic function of redox-active metal catalysts. The observed oscillatory redox dynamics provide a unique insight on phase-cooperation and a convenient and general mechanism for constant re-generation of transient active sites
An Application of a Hierarchical Modeling Framework to the Computer Maintenance Industry
This paper published in the "Journal of Symbolic Computation" 13 (1992) 255-35
Internet Governance
The concept of Internet Governance refers to a heterogeneous set of policy processes concerning the configuration, management, coordination, and development of the Internet
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