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most citedHow Do Global Audiences Take Shape? The Role of Institutions and Culture in Patterns of Web Use

109 citations · 156 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cs.CY2018★ 2 cited

Pathways to Fragmentation:User Flows and Web Distribution Infrastructures

Harsh Taneja, Angela Xiao Wu

This study analyzes how web audiences flow across online digital features. We construct a directed network of user flows based on sequential user clickstreams for all popular websi…

cs.CY2017★ 16 cited

Rethinking the Generational Gap in Online News Use: An Infrastructural Perspective

Harsh Taneja, Angela Xiao Wu, Stephanie Edgerly

Our study investigates the role of infrastructures in shaping online news usage by contrasting use patterns of two social groups,millennials and boomers,that are specifically locat…

cs.CY2016

Mapping an Audience Centric World Wide Web: A Departure From Hyperlink Analysis

Harsh Taneja

This paper argues that maps of the Web's structure based solely on technical infrastructure such as hyperlinks may bear little resemblance to maps based on Web usage, as cultural f…

cs.SI2015★ 29 cited

Reimagining Internet Geographies: A User-Centric Ethnological Mapping of the World Wide Web

Angela Xiao Wu, Harsh Taneja

We propose a new user-centric imagery of the WWW that foregrounds local usage and its shaping forces, in contrast to existing imageries that prioritize Internet infrastructure. We…

cs.CY2015★ 109 cited

How Do Global Audiences Take Shape? The Role of Institutions and Culture in Patterns of Web Use

Harsh Taneja, James Webster

This study investigates the role of both cultural and technological factors in determining audience formation on a global scale. It integrates theories of media choice with theorie…

cs.CY2013

Does the Great Firewall really isolate the Chinese? Integrating access blockage with cultural factors to explain web user behavior

Harsh Taneja, Angela Xiao Wu

The dominant understanding of Internet censorship posits that blocking access to foreign-based websites creates isolated communities of Internet users. We question this discourse f…