An online, not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to research, study, teach, support, and create diverse and dynamic elements of cyberculture.

The ISC addresses compelling questions surrounding the social, ethical, legal, and rhetorical aspects of the Internet.

The Center at Virginia Tech dedicated to exploring cyberculture and digital life, while providing a point of publication for related materials.

Research Program directed by Steve Woolgar. Projects, resources and events.

Center for Internet Studies at the University of Washington examines the relationship between the Internet and global society. The Center is an international resource for business, government, and academic communities.

Regularly published online magazine for researchers of cyberspace. Includes original articles by a number of students and researchers, book reviews, site reviews, and special features.

Resources for the sociological and ethnographic study of cyberspace.

Weblog and resource listings from a cyberculture researcher.

A site for the study of new media, containing book reviews, website reviews, web design guides, and Internet information.

Collection of resources for the study of cyberspace. Includes links to journals and newsgroups.

Email list and archives for the discussion of cyberspace.

Information on undergraduate major and minor in Internet Studies.

Find general and quantitative resources and research on the Internet, spanning humanistic, technological, policy and statistical issues.